Some more treasure hunt fun, this time in the Halloween theme arena for reasons. Then onto the wanton destruction that is Tails and his far to loud levels. Follow Xavier as he progresses through the challenge that is Sonic Adventure 2.
Music used in the credits:
Fig Leaf Rag, by Kevin MacLeod (Incompetech.com)
Time to continue the plot, or try to, as we jump back into the Sonic levels. We also start to see the return of some of Sonic Adventure 1’s items, have a spammy boss fight, and question the twitchy controls. Join Xavier as he completed the light side of Sonic Adventure 2.
Music used in the credits:
Fig Leaf Rag, by Kevin MacLeod (Incompetech.com)
Join Xavier as he attempts to complete Sonic Adventure 2. Now we get introduced to Shadow, and the loosest of plots. And then to the treasure hunting hell that is the Knuckles levels, and the LOUD mech sections that are Tails levels. *twitch* *twitch*.
Music used in the credits:
Fig Leaf Rag, by Kevin MacLeod (Incompetech.com)
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Join Xavier as he attempts to complete Sonic Adventure 2. Will this be as much of a struggle as the first? Will the camera or physics break him? Will the story make any sense? Hopefully we will be going fast to some good tunes as he attempts to roll around at the speed of sound.
Music used in the credits:
Fig Leaf Rag, by Kevin MacLeod (Incompetech.com)
It is time to end this journey, we’ve beaten the Minitour, the box room, the tower of frustration. We have defeated the challenge of Pandora’s tower, facing minions and gorgon’s, all from the humble beginning of kicking the Hydras ass. We are finally confronting the God of War, Ares, as we look to end this fight.
Music used in the credits:
Fig Leaf Rag, by Kevin MacLeod (Incompetech.com)
The long awaited, most frustrating section of God of War, has arrived. Worse than the box room, worse than Amy Rose, worse than the yellow car. Will Xavier get past the section that ended his first attempts at finishing God of War(original), we shall see… WARNING: Continuous loud rumblings and screams throughout.
Music used in the credits:
Fig Leaf Rag, by Kevin MacLeod (Incompetech.com)
So we died, and now we are in Tartarus, only it isn’t a nice palace and we can’t pet Cerberus. Welp, better get onto pummeling minions and running Wipe Out style puzzles. Until we get to that once section…
Music used in the credits:
Fig Leaf Rag, by Kevin MacLeod (Incompetech.com)
Join Xavier as he continues his journey through God of War(original). Then end of the Temple of Pandora is in sight, we are so close to getting that bloody box. We just need to get through a few death traps, arenas, minions, back story, and ALL OF MY RAGE.
Music used in the credits:
Fig Leaf Rag, by Kevin MacLeod (Incompetech.com)
To celebrate 25 years since the release of the original PlayStation in the UK, TigerTails Gaming are making the month of September a celebration of all things PS1.
In this video, TK delves into the madness that is Um Jammer Lammy, the semi-sequel to Parappa the Rapper. A glorious rhythm action game that is as fantastic as it is absolutely crazy. When you have a game about a socially anxious lamb who plays guitar, you know you’re in for a time that was only available on PlayStation. This video will take a look at the story, the game play, and the madness that is Um Jammer Lammy.
Hedgie and Xavier endure what is possibly the hardest challenge on the original PlayStation: Beating the opening to Driver and completing the car park mission. This was originally going to be a stream back in 2018, but Internet issues forced them to record it instead. At first is was going to bed edited down but instead it ended up being released as is so everyone can witness Hedgie’s evolution from total noob to someone who has half a clue on how to control the car. Will he beat the game before giving up, throwing the controller through the screen, and burning down an orphanage? Watch on and find out.
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