Uploaded September 2022 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Hello, everyone! I was inspired by the various KTaNE game shows over the years hosted by the community, so I decided to try one of my own! I've been watching a lot of Who Wants to Be a Millionaire recently, so I decided that this would be the perfect choice! And to top it off, I got the one and only Grunkle Squeaky to host! Big shout-out to him for helping me with this project!
I must say, this went way better than I expected! Everyone was a good sport and played incredibly well! There were a few hiccups, such as issues with the software as well and problems with some of the questions, but overall this went very smoothly. I'll definitely try and do one of these again in the future!
Certain portions of this video have been edited. The Fastest Finger results, various GUI elements, and some music and sound effects have been added in post-production. Because of this, there may be inconsistencies with what people say in the video. (Side note: I don't know how many people got the Fastest Finger questions correct.)
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0:00 - Intro
3:40 - GhostSalt
23:33 - Quinn Wuest
44:19 - Logan
52:39 - Commercial break
54:18 - aGood_Usernam3
1:28:19 - GoodHood (Pt. 1)
1:43:32 - Commercial break
1:44:47 - GoodHood (Pt. 2)
1:48:19 - Faith
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WWTBAM software used: github.com/Maerciez/TheMillionaireGame/releases
Who Wants to Be a Millionaire was originally created by David Briggs, Mike Whitehill and Steven Knight. It is also distributed and licensed by Sony. All rights of the show, including graphics and music, belong to them.
All of the Who Wants to Be a Millionaire soundtrack is by Keith Strachan and Matthew Strachan.
Additional music used in the video:
Dating Start - Undertale
Grieg - Mercury Meltdown Revolution
Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use.
Hello, everyone! I was inspired by the various KTaNE game shows over the years hosted by the community, so I decided to try one of my own! I've been watching a lot of Who Wants to Be a Millionaire recently, so I decided that this would be the perfect choice! And to top it off, I got the one and only Grunkle Squeaky to host! Big shout-out to him for helping me with this project!
I must say, this went way better than I expected! Everyone was a good sport and played incredibly well! There were a few hiccups, such as issues with the software as well and problems with some of the questions, but overall this went very smoothly. I'll definitely try and do one of these again in the future!
Certain portions of this video have been edited. The Fastest Finger results, various GUI elements, and some music and sound effects have been added in post-production. Because of this, there may be inconsistencies with what people say in the video. (Side note: I don't know how many people got the Fastest Finger questions correct.)
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0:00 - Intro
3:40 - GhostSalt
23:33 - Quinn Wuest
44:19 - Logan
52:39 - Commercial break
54:18 - aGood_Usernam3
1:28:19 - GoodHood (Pt. 1)
1:43:32 - Commercial break
1:44:47 - GoodHood (Pt. 2)
1:48:19 - Faith
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WWTBAM software used: github.com/Maerciez/TheMillionaireGame/releases
Who Wants to Be a Millionaire was originally created by David Briggs, Mike Whitehill and Steven Knight. It is also distributed and licensed by Sony. All rights of the show, including graphics and music, belong to them.
All of the Who Wants to Be a Millionaire soundtrack is by Keith Strachan and Matthew Strachan.
Additional music used in the video:
Dating Start - Undertale
Grieg - Mercury Meltdown Revolution
Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use.
![DDR EXTREME [US CS] - The Way of LEGEND Oni Course](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/HHErdbTIGR4/mqdefault.jpg "DDR EXTREME [US CS] - The Way of LEGEND Oni Course
After two Japanese releases in a row, Americans finally get a new console mix in DDR EXTREME. And while the mix itself is good, the UI and a lot of other things about it... arent. Unfortunately, this also spreads to its Challenge (Oni) Courses. Oh and, they misspelled Marvelous for some reason.
The Way of LEGEND is not the longest course in the game, but is by far the hardest. And thats due to one thing and one thing only: modifiers. Every song in this course has a modifier, and they range from mildly irritating, to nearly unplayable. Strangely enough, the course starts with the worst modifiers and they get better over time. However, it was still unbearable enough that I recorded myself playing the first four songs in a row with no modifiers and played it back on the side while attempting this. The Legend of Max and V are readable enough so I didnt use it for them.
I really wish I didnt have to resort to cheating to get through this course. Its unfortunate that there wasnt a proper gauntlet of the hardest songs in the game, like MAX2s Ultimate 12. ONI DO is the closest there is but it doesnt feature any boss songs. Its also a shame because I think all six of these songs would make a great addition for a gauntlet. Trip Machine Survivor, V, and The Legend of Max are all well-designed charts for what theyre trying to accomplish. Looking further, Drop Out, Tsugaru, and Cant Stop Fallin In Love Speed Mix would be good candidates too. Oh well, we can only imagine what couldve been.
Also, if you can do this without looking at a guide or another play, you really are a legend.
Final Score: 5650
Player: Espik
Platform: PCSX2
Controller: Keyboard")
