For the Frog the Bell Tolls - Credits Roll Ajogamer 2012-04-05 | Composer: Kazumi TotakaDownload link: http://www.mediafire.com/?g6f6ptvvw9t82xl
Tactics Ogre: Let Us Cling Together - SNES version Opening Intro and Credits Ajogamer 2023-08-20 | The opening story introduction that plays upon starting a new game in the SNES version of Tactics Ogre: Let Us Cling Together for the SNES. I couldn't find any high-quality videos of this intro from the SNES version specifically, so I figured I'd take care of that.
Breath of Fire II: El/Falan Hidden Scene With Sten (using Ryusuis Retranslation Patch) Ajogamer 2023-03-13 | While some have uploaded this hidden scene already, nobody's done so while using Ryusui's retranslation patch, so I wanted to show that off.For those who are unaware of this scene and how to see it, here are the details:Just after finishing the Highfort/Highland (name varies based on the translation) portion of the game, a potential resident for Township appears in Melodia: a guard named El/Farlan. For many years, people assumed this resident was completely useless, but it was eventually discovered that El/Farlan had a scene relating to sten that appears after some story progress is made. To see that scene:1. Recruit El/Farlan2. Advance the plot by 2 Story Progress Points (those unfamiliar with what that is can look here: bof.fandom.com/wiki/Township#Story_progress_points)3. Return to Township, and visit El/Farlan with Sten in the party. Sten should say he wants to be alone, allowing you to see the scene in this video.Timestamps:0:00 - Initial recruitment dialogue0:26 - Talking to Farlan before the event can be triggered0:36 - The hidden scene between Farlan and Sten
Secret of Evermore - Nobilia Secrets (Prophet, Taunting Chickens, Desert Cache, 2.5k Gold in Water) Ajogamer 2023-01-31 | Nobilia has a lot of obscure and easy to overlook secrets, some useful, others just for fun. While a lot of these can be found in various videos on Youtube already, I thought I'd compile them all into a single video. Timestamps:0:00 - Talking to the Prophet until he gets cursed by the game devs0:48 - Taunting chickens 100 times to get scolded (this can be done with any chicken)1:18 - Chicken Taunting - The result1:35 - Chicken Taunting - Taunting a goat afterwards1:45 - The Whirlpool just outside Nobilia with a 99x Rice and 99x Spice cache2:44 - The Whirlpool - Boy's first comment3:39 - The Whirlpool - Boy's second comment4:39 - The Whirlpool - Boy's third comment5:16 - The Whirlpool - Getting pulled under, and finding the treasure5:37 - Underwater gold near Nobilia palace (only obtainable late in the game)Other videos I want to credit (and worth checking out):Taunting the Prophet/Chickens - Where I first learned of these secrets.youtube.com/watch?v=1HDmSUMD32Q(hidden gold) - Shows the 2.5k gold in the palace pond in the German version. That version also seems to have added some simple animations so it looks like the boy dives underwater, along with a few lines of text.youtube.com/watch?v=OQDZ96_PfjM
Secret of Evermore - Hidden Post-Credits Scene and Messages Ajogamer 2023-01-31 | Here's a video of the hidden scene and two hidden messages that appear if you wait a while after Secret of Evermore's credits. Keep in mind that I trimmed this video to significantly speed things up, so you won't have to wait. At normal speed, there would have been close to an hour of waiting to see all of these hidden details.Timestamps, along with how it normally plays out:0:00 - Initial THE END message (normally lasts roughly 10 minutes)0:17 - Hidden post-ending scene0:58 - THE END? screen (normally lasts about 30 minutes)1:12 - Hidden developer message 11:18 - Black screen (normally lasts about 20-30 minutes)1:20 - Hidden developer message 2After that, the game quickly returns you to the game's title screen.For anyone curious about the different messages:"Dolly Grip Brian Fehdrau" is referencing both Secret of Evermore's lead programmer, Brian Fehdrau, and his wife, Dolly. (Thanks to Brian Fehdrau in the comments of this video for clarifying this one for me!)"It's Bill's fault" is an inside joke among the dev team that refers to another of the game's programmers, Bill Kristiansen, who had the unlucky habit of being "at fault" for multiple broken builds of the game. Here's the explanation, in Brian Fehdrau's words (taken from a post by him on Secret of Evermore's GameFAQs message board): "Bill was one of the programmers. He's a great guy and a talented programmer, but he did have a particular habit of being at fault when the build was busted, so we finally just decided that everything that ever went wrong, anywhere and everywhere, would officially be his fault. Really, it saved a *lot* of time. :) This was a nod to that."
Breath of Fire - Hidden Game Over in Nanai Underground Dungeon Ajogamer 2022-06-24 | This video shows off an easily missable detail in the game. Just after taking the Earth Key (or E.Key, as it was originally called) at the end of Nanai's dungeon, the entire area will begin to quake and tremble. Most will immediately exit, but if you wait around, you'll get a reoccuring line of dialogue, with the earthquakes increasing a bit in intensity each time. Wait around long enough, and you'll get a game over.After the game over happens, you'll find that Nanai's still left standing, forcing you to travel all the way back through the town (still with guards around), then to the bottom, to re-obtain the key and properly progress the game. The General boss at the end of the dungeon will remain dead, at least.Timestamps:0:00 - General defeated0:11 - Earth Key obtained, minor quakes0:28 - First message, medium quakes0:45 - Second message, large quakes1:41 - Final message, game overNote for anyone wondering about the game version in the video: While footage is from the SNES version of the game, I'm also using FlamePurge's script rewrite/improvement patch, called "Breath of Fire: War of the Goddess". So the few text differences and the ability to run are due to that.
Illusion of Gaia - Psycho Slide Strategy For Solid Arm (no damage taken) Ajogamer 2021-07-13 | I couldn't find any videos on Youtube that used the strategy for this fight that I went with (using Psycho Slider), so I thought I'd upload a video example.The idea is to take advantage of Psycho Slider's invulnerability frames; using basic attacks in between slides as I did here is optional, but can potentially speed up the fight (he takes 40 hits to beat, since he has 40 HP). Most of it comes down to timing the slides correctly. His arm swings have a bit of wind-up, so it's better to start the slides a bit later, when nearly touching Solid Arm, that way you go all the way through him when your slide is done.
Live A Live (Final Chapter) - All unique protagonist lines for the bad ending (endgame spoilers) Ajogamer 2020-12-04 | At the end of the final chapter, if you choose to finish off Oersted, your protagonist will have a few lines unique to them. This is a compilation of them all. (the translation used is the Aeon Genesis 2.0 patch)Timestamps:0:00 - Oboro0:12 - Sundown0:23 - Cube0:35 - Pogo0:54 - Masaru1:10 - Akira1:24 - Li1:40 - Yuan1:59 - SammoI also made a similar video for the protagonist-specific lines in the good ending:youtube.com/watch?v=uc_nE9D87zQ
Live A Live (Final Chapter) - All unique protagonist lines for the good ending (endgame spoilers) Ajogamer 2020-12-04 | At the end of the final chapter, just before the good end, whoever you chose as the protagonist will have a small exchange with Oersted. Since playing through the chapter to see them all is rather inconvenient, I thought I'd compile them all. (the translation used is the Aeon Genesis 2.0 patch)Timestamps:0:00 - Oboro0:36 - Sundown1:07 - Cube1:23 - Pogo1:48 - Masaru2:22 - Akira2:56 - Li3:35 - Yuan3:58 - SammoI also made a similar video for the protagonist lines in the bad ending:youtube.com/watch?v=n0a542oLzLAIf you're curious about all the protagonist's unique responses to Oersted's question of "what is the reason for your fight?" (just before the final boss fight), look at my first response to the pinned comment in this video's comment section.
Final Fantasy VI Advance - Celes fails to save Cid (With SNES-quality audio) Ajogamer 2020-04-28 | Plenty of videos of this scene on Youtube already, but most are either the SNES version, which unfortunately has its mood ruined a bit near the end due to a line that got censored (jumping off "perked 'em right up!"), while the GBA version's translation left those lines intact, but suffers from lower-quality audio.Luckily, a patch exists for the GBA version that does a good job of restoring its audio to be far closer to the SNES version, which is being used here, for a clip of this scene with intact dialogue and audio at the same time.
The Residents: Bad Day on the Midway (Part 7) - Death Reel Ajogamer 2014-12-04 | "I'm sure you have no idea why I'm subjecting you to this seemingly cruel and heartless death. Please understand I take no personal pleasure from the infliction of pain, but I do abhor ugliness, and you ARE ugly. Ugly in the feelings found in your soul. Ugly in the thoughts that make up your mind. Ugly in the aches that you hold in your heart. But I will liberate you from this ugliness. I will deliver the peace and serenity unavailable in this cesspool of slime we call a world. It won't last long and... please, feel free to let your mind scream. Death is beautiful. I can only envy your impending freedom. Goodbye my friend, goodbye."
The Residents: Bad Day on the Midway (Part 6) - Otto and Dagmar Ajogamer 2014-12-04 | Otto and Dagmar don't exactly have their own endings like the other characters: Dagmar's only ending is combined with the IRS Man (which was shown in part 3), then Otto gets even less of an ending than that. You'll see what I mean at the end of this video.I mainly focus on Otto here, since he has a goal (even if you can't achieve it), and reacts a good deal to other characters and locations as a result.Also, interesting note about playing as Dagmar: While you're controlling her, time passes differently than other characters. If the time on the in-game clock is odd (3:00, 5:00, etc.) upon assuming control of her, then an hour of in-game time will pass for every 4 real-world minutes while playing as her. if the time on the game clock upon assuming control is even, however, then the flow of time while playing as her will be 1 hour for every 30 real world seconds. While this can potentially be used to the player's advantage, I usually found it easier to just stick to advancing time by frequently switching locations, myself.
The Residents: Bad Day on the Midway (Part 5) - Ted Ajogamer 2014-12-04 | Ted's end is really simple to get, since the only requirement is to be the last alive (other than Timmy), then to go to the required location. He also doesn't react much to other characters or locations, so his playthrough's a bit boring compared to the others, unfortunately. I tried to keep this video from dragging too much, so hopefully it'll still be interesting.
The Residents: Bad Day on the Midway (Part 4) - Jackie Ajogamer 2014-12-04 | Jackie's objectives has a bit of overlap with Dixie's objectives, so you may notice a few similarities between them both. Of course, the characters and their motivations are pretty different, so the overall playthroughs still feel fairly different.Aside from that, not much to say for this one, but I do find playing as 'Jackie' pretty interesting due to his personality (He's such as scumbag!)
The Residents: Bad Day on the Midway (Part 3) - IRS Man Ajogamer 2014-12-04 | IRS Man's playthrough is pretty straightforward. Just take control of him, and enter a specific location when he and his ending-related character are the only two left alive (not counting Timmy that is, who always survives to the end). As such, this video's mostly wandering around as the IRS man to see how he reacts to the different characters and locations. He's kind of an interesting character.The IRS Man also has a second ending if you ignore his objective and keep him alive until the end, which I show off at 19:36.
The Residents: Bad Day on the Midway (Part 2) - Dixie Ajogamer 2014-12-04 | Dixie's ending is one of the harder ones to trigger, since it's more involved. It's not all that tough (like the other endings, it can be easily figured out with paying attention to character thoughts and trial and error), though there are multiple events you need to trigger, and a few of them are time-sensitive.You may notice I quickly go in and out of buildings in this video and future ones; there are two reasons for this: The first is that it's the easiest way to pass time quickly (which can be necessary to trigger certain events), though sometimes I'm simply visiting a location to see if the character has any thoughts about it.You'll also notice that I save multiple times in this playthrough, which is necessary to avoid potential death. This is due to the fact that if you encounter a certain someone inside a building as most characters (Timmy's not a target, for example), your character will die. The event is impossible to prevent once it starts and the chance of encountering this person is usually fairly high (around 50% for most locations), so it's often a bit of a gamble. I got lucky when playing as Daisy here, but you'll see it happen in one of the later videos (and I'll show off all the character deaths in the final video).
The Residents: Bad Day on the Midway (Part 1) - Timmy Ajogamer 2014-12-04 | Unlike the last game I uploaded on this channel, Bad Day on the Midway's pretty fun, if a little quirky. I thought I'd upload footage of it since the game's both obscure (made even more so now due to requiring emulation or an older PC to play) along with being a game I'm pretty fond of, and I'm not sure if anyone's shown all the different paths and endings off.Timmy's playthrough is pretty straightforward, since he has no objectives to complete, and his ending's actually the one that automatically plays when you fail to get any other endings. He can also explore safely and gets along well with the other characters, so this makes him perfect for exploring the park and triggering the different character backstories. As such, playing as him is pretty enjoyable, even if he has no real objective.The text that slowly displays at the bottom of the screen are the thoughts of the currently controlled character. Some thoughts can be a direct reaction to seeing an event or entering a location, while others are purely random. Either way, they can often be fairly amusing (and I make it a point to trigger a lot of them), so I suggest keeping an eye on them as you watch this video.If you're wondering what happened at 40:21, I switched my perspective to the rat by clicking on him. If your cursor turns into an "open eye" icon when you hover over a character, that means you can switch your perspective to that character if you then click on them. In most cases, you'll immediately assume control of that character and remain playing as them unless you switch perspectives again, though the rat's a special case, since you simply get a cutscene through the rat's eyes and his backstory before getting auto-switched back to Timmy.
The Sniper 2 Full Playthrough (Part 6) - Aliens and knicknacks Ajogamer 2014-12-03 | Honestly, this part may not be too interesting due to the lack of story. I'm mainly showing it for completionism; feel free to skim though it.The alien stages weren't too bad, though they weren't particularly exciting either. Also, kinda seems like they tried to surprise the player with the revelation at the end of that section's 'story', though it's hard to have much of a reaction when the story's barely there.The training mode's long and tedious. While I left some of its stages as-is to show what the gameplay's like, I decided to speed up a good chunk to hopefully make it a bit less boring to sit through. Still totally wouldn't blame you if you skipped through it, though. The Final stage of the second training mode is also HORRIBLE. Seriously, worst stage in the game! I spent a good hour and a half on that single stage before finally giving up and using an unlimited time cheat. If it's humanly possible to do it within the alloted time limit, then it must take near-perfect aim; my skill seemed to peak at 33/38 killed. That said though, all that effort was well worth the reward! Look at 34:00 for the details!
The Sniper 2 Full Playthrough (Part 5) - A+ rank stages and good ending Ajogamer 2014-12-03 | And here are the A+ rank stages!Getting the first two is pretty easy, since you only need to do good on the tutorial stages, though getting the final two can be a bit tougher due to the way rank works in this game. Your rank isn't stage-specific, but slowly increases and decreases based on your performance throughout the various stages, so you need to do consistently good throughout the playthrough to achieve a higher rank (I'm not entirely sure what the criteria is, but I think shots to the head or upper chest, less bullets used, and possibly less time wasted on the clock can help).
The Sniper 2 Full Playthrough (Part 4) - Bad Ending Ajogamer 2014-12-03 | The thing at the end (with the bright red background) is the "Safe House", which shows what stages I've currently completed on my save file. All those AAA~A+ stages are in the next video, since that second playthrough's pretty short when you take out the repeated stuff.
The Sniper 2 Full Playthrough (Part 3) - HarryxStan 4eva Ajogamer 2014-12-03 | If you're wondering about the game over on the first stage in this video, I was just showing how when you play that stage during the morning, it gives you next to no time to actually shoot the car.Aside from that, not much to say for this episode. Enjoy the silly story!
The Sniper 2 Full Playthrough (Part 2) - Who made this game, again? Ajogamer 2014-12-03 | Well, that's one way to pad a game. At least the Jazz is pretty decent.The final stage in this video's a real pain; the most annoying in the game in my opinion (even counting the A+ rank stages). Gotta find a single target who looks really similar to the other two dozen guys in the mob (he has slightly longer hair and a shirt that's a marginally different shade), plus you only have one shot, and if you fail, it takes a good minute to have another chance to shoot him between retrying and all the setup. In the end, I just abused a savestate after spotting him (you can easily notice a slight stutter at that point) since I didn't feel like spending an hour on that single stage. Easy levels aside from that, though!
The Sniper 2 Full Playthrough (Part 1) - Ill snipe her too Ajogamer 2014-12-03 | And so this trainwreck begins! The Sniper 2 isn't a very good game; the only reason I enjoy it at all is due to how laughable a lot of the cutscenes are. My main reason for playing through this one was cause there aren't any full playthroughs on Youtube, and I was both curious about those few extras I've never seen, like the Alien mode (it was actually kinda boring), and wanted to upload a 100% run for others, since quite frankly, the game can be rather tedious to play at points.In this video, you'll notice I'm not aiming for their heads most of the time (I'm the #1 butt sniper, don't forget it!), which is because I'm going for the A~D rank stages and ending first. I'll show off the AAA~A+ Stages in later videos.I also left a couple entertaining deaths in there; this part of the game's pretty easy once you get used to the controls, so I barely had to edit for this first video (not so for the later stages, unfortunately).
fun,fun,fun,fun,fun,fun,fun,fun,fun,fun,fun,fun,fun Ajogamer 2013-06-24 | I'm having fun! Are you having fun?
Guild Wars 2 Petrify Glitch Ajogamer 2012-12-29 | Warning! Side effects of Petrification can include the following: stiffness of the jointsloss of appetitelightheadednessIf stiffness remains for more than 48 hours, please consult a doctor.
Ever17 (PSP) OP: Its a Fine Day Ajogamer 2012-10-02 | I couldn't find any high quality uploads of this song's full version on Youtube, so I thought I'd change that.This is the opening song for the PSP version of the game only; The PC and Xbox360 versions have different opening songs (which are also quite good).Lyrics/music: Shikura ChiyomaruArranged by: Kōji UenoSinger: Asami Imai
NEStalgia - Companion Update Intro Ajogamer 2012-04-22 | This is the intro that returning players were greeted with after the implimentation of NEStalgia's companion update. While this particular scene's an obvious reference to Pokemon, the game itself plays more like an MMoRPG version of the older Dragon Quest games.For anyone not already familiar with the game, you can find out more at the following link:http://silkgames.com/nestalgia
For the Frog the Bell Tolls - Reunion Ajogamer 2012-04-05 | Composer: Kazumi TotakaDownload link: http://www.mediafire.com/?g6f6ptvvw9t82xl
For the Frog the Bell Tolls - A Hard-Won Victory Ajogamer 2012-04-05 | Composer: Kazumi TotakaDownload link: http://www.mediafire.com/?g6f6ptvvw9t82xl
For the Frog the Bell Tolls - Slay the Snake! (Final Battle) Ajogamer 2012-04-05 | Composer: Kazumi TotakaDownload link: http://www.mediafire.com/?g6f6ptvvw9t82xl
For the Frog the Bell Tolls - The Spring Bell Rings Ajogamer 2012-04-05 | Composer: Kazumi TotakaDownload link: http://www.mediafire.com/?g6f6ptvvw9t82xl
For the Frog the Bell Tolls - Assault Ajogamer 2012-04-05 | Composer: Kazumi TotakaDownload link: http://www.mediafire.com/?g6f6ptvvw9t82xl
For the Frog the Bell Tolls - Healing Dance Ajogamer 2012-04-05 | Composer: Kazumi TotakaDownload link: http://www.mediafire.com/?g6f6ptvvw9t82xl
For the Frog the Bell Tolls - Igari Z Summoning Ajogamer 2012-04-05 | Composer: Kazumi TotakaDownload link: http://www.mediafire.com/?g6f6ptvvw9t82xl
For the Frog the Bell Tolls - Dalarins Lair Ajogamer 2012-04-05 | Composer: Kazumi TotakaDownload link: http://www.mediafire.com/?g6f6ptvvw9t82xl
For the Frog the Bell Tolls - Pudding Town (Town Theme 7) Ajogamer 2012-04-05 | Composer: Kazumi TotakaDownload link: http://www.mediafire.com/?g6f6ptvvw9t82xl
For the Frog the Bell Tolls - Eskimo Village (Town Theme 6) Ajogamer 2012-04-05 | Composer: Kazumi TotakaDownload link: http://www.mediafire.com/?g6f6ptvvw9t82xl
For the Frog the Bell Tolls - Nantendo FunCenter (Town Theme 5) Ajogamer 2012-04-05 | Composer: Kazumi TotakaDownload link: http://www.mediafire.com/?g6f6ptvvw9t82xl
For the Frog the Bell Tolls - Riding the Waves Ajogamer 2012-04-05 | Composer: Kazumi TotakaDownload link: http://www.mediafire.com/?g6f6ptvvw9t82xl
For the Frog the Bell Tolls - Totakas Song Ajogamer 2012-04-05 | Composer: Kazumi TotakaDownload link: http://www.mediafire.com/?g6f6ptvvw9t82xl
For the Frog the Bell Tolls - Foreigners Bazaar Ajogamer 2012-04-05 | Composer: Kazumi TotakaDownload link: http://www.mediafire.com/?g6f6ptvvw9t82xl
For the Frog the Bell Tolls - Spring Hill (Town Theme 4) Ajogamer 2012-04-05 | Composer: Kazumi TotakaDownload link: http://www.mediafire.com/?g6f6ptvvw9t82xl
For the Frog the Bell Tolls - Hop Hop Springs (Town Theme 3) Ajogamer 2012-04-05 | Composer: Kazumi TotakaDownload link: http://www.mediafire.com/?g6f6ptvvw9t82xl
For the Frog the Bell Tolls - Pretty Girl Ajogamer 2012-04-05 | Composer: Kazumi TotakaDownload link: http://www.mediafire.com/?g6f6ptvvw9t82xl
For the Frog the Bell Tolls - Dungeon Theme Ajogamer 2012-04-05 | Composer: Kazumi TotakaDownload link: http://www.mediafire.com/?g6f6ptvvw9t82xl
For the Frog the Bell Tolls - Mandolas Theme Ajogamer 2012-04-05 | Composer: Kazumi TotakaDownload link: http://www.mediafire.com/?g6f6ptvvw9t82xl
For the Frog the Bell Tolls - A La Mode (Town Theme 2) Ajogamer 2012-04-05 | Composer: Kazumi TotakaDownload link: http://www.mediafire.com/?g6f6ptvvw9t82xl
For the Frog the Bell Tolls - Victory! Ajogamer 2012-04-05 | Composer: Kazumi TotakaDownload link: http://www.mediafire.com/?g6f6ptvvw9t82xl
For the Frog the Bell Tolls - Eclair Palace Ajogamer 2012-04-05 | Composer: Kazumi TotakaDownload link: http://www.mediafire.com/?g6f6ptvvw9t82xl
For the Frog the Bell Tolls - The Prince Has Fallen! Ajogamer 2012-04-05 | Composer: Kazumi TotakaDownload link: http://www.mediafire.com/?g6f6ptvvw9t82xl
