RvB, early 90s???????
Shit man Pokemon wasn't early 90s.
I'm going to kindly ask you to enjoy yourself on my lawn but please move on eventually when you're done enjoying yourself.
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I'm betting they weren't around in the early 90s. I mean... If we are talking any real sort of publicly available machinima, we must be talking about the start of YouTube.
Unless watching your mate, Gary, do that thing where he voiced over Zangief as if we was a WWF wrester counts.
I was watching RvB before YouTube XD XD XD my friend downloaded... .avi's I think? The night they were released, and we'd watch them after school the next day XD XD XD
Right you are. They started in 2003 a full two years before YouTube and a solid four years after the 90s.
Title fixed, I was barely walking in the early 90s, not watching internet videos lol. Idk why I hit that 9 key.
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He's out of line, but he's right.
Machinima wasn't really a thing in the early 90s. Closest I can think of is Reboot but that started in 94 (what I'd call mid 90s...).
Yeah, I fucked up the title. It's fixed now.
Holy shit you must be 13 if you think RvB is from the 90s.
Oh god damnit, not early 90s... I was barley walking then.
Early 00's is what the title should say. I'll fix it.
Did I mention my brain is melting?
Or that the Internet could support playable video outside of flash animation in the 90's.
Not exactly a video game but would the old G.I. Joe PSAโs scratch that itch?
Pork chop sandwiches!
Hey kid, Iโm a computer, stop all the downloading
I used to download those red VS blue on the old dial up. Jesus wept.
Freeman's Mind (it's a long-running series up to 6 months ago) by Accursed Farms (or Civil Protection by the same creator)?
Though this may be an obvious suggestion, the channel is not obscure (Ross's Game Dungeon for reviews, also a recent video/series on publisher destroying their games).
Unless you specifically want content made using newer games? Prettier visuals? Would the non-YTP stuff that uses TF2 (or Source in general I guess) count, or maybe you want something in a specific setting/game-you-play?
Holy shit, Freeman's Mind!! Those started dropping when I was in HS, but there were only like 5 of them then. Looks like almost 100 now??
I recall getting a good laugh out of the ones I saw. Completely forgot about those! Definitely on the list now!
Unless you specifically want content made using newer games?
Don't so much care about old vs new; I'm more about the quality of presentation. Idr how I stumbled across the Neebs Subnautica series - diving sims weren't really on my radar, so it's not something I'd normally have had any desire to click on, but it sucked me in quick cuz their voice acting paired with the game environment was pretty great.
Freeman's Mind is a great one I can recommend
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