Uploaded August 2013 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Mario Party 7's button mash mini-game Pokey Pummel, which requires you to take down a Pokey tower with 13 segments. Every segment requires 5 hits each, so that means Luxatus Patella (who broke his older record of 0'05'84) mashed the A-button 11 times each second.
Mario Party 7's button mash mini-game Pokey Pummel, which requires you to take down a Pokey tower with 13 segments. Every segment requires 5 hits each, so that means Luxatus Patella (who broke his older record of 0'05'84) mashed the A-button 11 times each second.
![[Rayque3 Lounge] - Pool Nation - Episode #3 - That One House](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/C0PE6THwPrc/mqdefault.jpg "[Rayque3 Lounge] - Pool Nation - Episode #3 - That One House
Welcome to the Rayque3 Lounge, where we kick back, relax and talk about all kinds of nonsense as we play a game. Its also considered some filler content for you guys, since we dont want to keep you waiting at least another six weeks till the next project. Having said this, we still have tons of ideas left for future videos.
Todays game is Pool Nation, an interesting pool game available on Steam that weve both played over the last few months. As we play, we talk about our future projects, insult each other for making poor pool decisions and make jokes in the process.
Footage recorded: March 14th, 2014
Game: Pool Nation (PC)
Player: Luxatus Patella (MechaRaptor), Rayque
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STEAM:
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- MechaRaptors Steam: http://steamcommunity.com/id/Luxatus")
![[WALKTHROUGH] - HARRY POTTER AND THE CHAMBER OF SECRETS (PC) - PART #7 - COLLECTING BICORN HORN](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/CHhX6Dtq9dA/mqdefault.jpg "[WALKTHROUGH] - HARRY POTTER AND THE CHAMBER OF SECRETS (PC) - PART #7 - COLLECTING BICORN HORN
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As requested, welcome to my video walkthrough series of Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets, provided with commentary and videos rendered in 1080p HD quality. The aim of the series is to show you how to complete this game 100% in an efficient way, while I take my trip to memory lane as I play along.
In this seventh part, we try to collect Bicorn Horn from Professor Snapes stash of potions and ingredients. Little do we know that there is a alternative route to reach the Bicorn Horn, but it requires Harry to fight through some more Orange Snails and Firecrabs, along with lots of green goo, nasty platform jumping, and even some trapdoors!
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[1/7] 4:50 - Symbol on the wall to the right
[2/7] 10:04 - Similar symbol on the wall to the left
[3/7] 12:56 - Puzzle Area
[4/7] 14:18 - Puzzle Area
[5/7] 15:29 - Puzzle Area
[6/7] 22:02 - Lumos Area near broken bridge room
[7/7] 22:56 - Taking the difficult platforming route on the same room where the Lumos secret is
Please note that this walkthrough is recorded in different sessions. This means that continious gameplay is recorded for roughly about an hour, which is then divided into several parts as Lux sees fit. Therefore, do not be confused with random greetings and goodbyes in several parts throughout this series.
Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets is a 2002 action-adventure game published by Electronic Arts and developed by both EAs internal development team and Eurocom for the PlayStation 2, Xbox, GameCube and Game Boy Advance systems. It was simultaneously co-developed by Amaze Entertainment for Windows, Mac and the Game Boy Color systems. An original version was also created for the PlayStation by Argonaut Games.
The PC/Mac version of the game, which was created by a different developer than the console versions, features completely different levels and gameplay from the console cousins. The game features the same graphics and character design as the Philosophers Stone (PC). It also retains some of the spells learnt in the previous game and involves the player learning new spells by attending more classes at Hogwarts. (Source: Wikipedia)
Footage recorded: April 27th, 2015
Game: Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets (PC)
Player: Luxatus Patella (MechaRaptor)
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YOUTUBE:
- Rayques Youtube: http://www.youtube.com/rayque3
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- MechaRaptors blog: http://mecharaptor.blogspot.com/
STEAM:
- Rayques Steam: http://steamcommunity.com/id/rayque
- MechaRaptors Steam: http://steamcommunity.com/id/Luxatus")
![Pokémon Battle Revolution - All Masters Battles [HeartGold]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/CvPlrq3EOV4/mqdefault.jpg "Pokémon Battle Revolution - All Masters Battles [HeartGold]
INDEX AVAILABLE IN THE DESCRIPTION
Welcome to my video list of all Masters Battles that appear in Pokémon Battle Revolution.
Pokémon Battle Revolution is the fifth console game from the Pokémon series that was based upon the 3D Battle Simulator series (the first two being the Stadium games, the last two the Colosseum games). It was released for the Nintendo Wii in 2006 (Japan) and 2007 (Europe, United States and Australia).
= Set 1 =
01:01 Starting Up & Rules
01:26 Team Layout
02:13 [Battle One] Chance - Bug Sweep
06:18 [Battle Two] Kerry - Fling Team
12:17 [Semifinal] Kelsey - Sweep Team
18:14 [Final] Joe - Protect/Sweep Team
= Set 2 =
24:44 Starting Up & Rules
25:12 Team Layout
25:52 [Battle One] Erica - Entry Hazards/Roar/Attract Team
29:38 [Battle Two] Jaden - Other-Type Moves Based Sweep
36:59 [Semifinal] Joy - Damage Over Time Stall
42:10 [Final] Sashay - Other-Type Moves & Spite Team
= Set 3 =
48:27 Starting Up & Rules
48:51 Team Layout
49:24 [Battle One] Lincoln - Psych Up Team
55:40 [Battle Two] Lyle - Ghost/Explosion Sweep
1:00:15 [Semifinal] Jonathan - Fissure/Sweep Team
1:07:50 [Final] Kruger - Other-Type Moves Based Sweep
= Set 4 =
1:15:35 Starting Up & Rules
1:16:02 Team Layout
1:16:50 [Battle One] Eva - Sweep/Taunt Team
1:23:27 [Battle Two] Kaden - Follow Me Team
1:29:50 [Semifinal] Keira - Protect/Double Team/Bulky Sweep
1:37:11 [Final] Mysterial - Sweep Team
1:45:11 Credits
= Set 5 =
1:49:40 Starting Up & Rules
1:50:08 Team Layout
1:50:48 [Battle One] Kinsey - Frail Sweep Team
1:55:53 [Battle Two] Jackson - Sweep Team
2:02:44 [Semifinal] Kaitlyn - Eeveelution Sweep
2:07:09 [Final] Joe - Water Absorb/Flash Fire/Motor Drive Team
= Set 6 =
2:15:42 Starting Up & Rules
2:16:12 Team Layout
2:16:52 [Battle One] Tiffany - Fake Out/Sweep Team
2:22:59 [Battle Two] Miriam - Sweep Team
2:29:10 [Semifinal] Monica - Encore/Disable Team
2:34:51 [Final] Sashay - Bulky Sweep Team
= Set 7 =
2:50:31 Starting Up & Rules
2:50:58 Team Layout
2:51:32 [Battle One] Preston - Fake Out/Sweep Team
2:55:53 [Battle Two] Tate - Sweep Team
3:01:42 [Semifinal] Lonnie - Worry Seed/Gastro Acid/Skill Swap Sweep Team
3:06:52 [Final] Kruger - Protect/Explosion Sweep Team
= Set 8 =
3:14:43 Starting Up & Rules
3:15:08 Team Layout
3:15:47 [Battle One] Cortney - Hail Team
3:21:20 [Battle Two] Ryan - Sandstorm Team
3:25:04 [Semifinal] Ruth - Trick Room Team
3:30:34 [Final] Mysterial - Rain Dance Team
3:34:28 Credits
// ADDITIONAL REMARKS //
The Masters Battles is a tough series of battles that is unlocked after beating the initial game. It is located in the Stargazer Colosseum and consist of eight sets. Compared to previous Pokémon games, the challenging level exceeds what has been released before. The AI of the trainers base their choices on what you do. The AI of these trainers always change every battle - its unlikely to have the exact same person on the field (but it is possible). This makes the battles in this game quite interesting, but honestly often (too) hard for the inexperienced players.
Take into consideration that the Pokémon used by the CPU are build on competitive level, so they have proper Individual Values and maxed out Effort Values. These were designed for a higher degree of battles than the previous Battle Frontiers (Generation 3 and 4) were made for. Theres also some clever synergy in the teams themselves, something thats often found in human competitive Pokémon matches and rarely in the CPU environment. Unlike the CPUs from the standard (portable) games, the CPU does know how to use their Pokémon and they wont hesitate to go no mercy on you.
The used game cartridge for this save file was Pokémon HeartGold. All Pokémon movesets and stat builds have been manually done without any console/game modifications.
Ive used Pokémon Sapphire, Colosseum, Platinum and HeartGold with transfers in between to build my team. Most of these Pokémon had Effort Values/Individual Values taken into consideration. However, the majority of this team build was made for Single Battles - thus the spreads are not suitable for Double Battles. Despite that, the reason why I picked this team is to prove that starting (competitive) players actually can beat the Masters Battles with basic Pokémon knowledge about things like Effort/Individual Values.
Yes, my Rayquaza was caught wild in the Embedded Tower.")
![Rayque3 Staff - Videos since 2008 [Retroperspective]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/DIfM8_ZVmW0/mqdefault.jpg "Rayque3 Staff - Videos since 2008 [Retroperspective]
Rayque3 Staff, a team of two members, Rayque and MechaRaptor (also known as Luxatus Patella).
We started back in July 2008, with an ambitious attempt to become gaming comedians. Unfortunately this didnt work out as we had hoped to, but nevertheless, we have learned a lot from it.
Having changed direction after 2011, to concentrate on delivering quality gaming content instead, we have found new directions to work on. Some older videos are still online, but most of them are unfortunately removed - Youtube has changed multiple times, but its audience too. Videos that are uploaded before 2011 may not be as you might be used from us now - however, everyone has to start somewhere.
Know what youre about to subscribe to! Its always disappointing when you seem to subscribed to a channel which doesnt meet your requirements. The following content is mainly available and delivered on our channel:
[Walkthroughs - Because we like what we play.]
Mainly by MechaRaptor. Games that are mostly part of MechaRaptors nostalgia, proving that old games still rock - theres nothing wrong with old fashion. These games are often from the PC platform. Commentary, for how to achieve that 100% in that particular game hes playing, is included. Youll be likely to see these kind of videos the most on Rayque3.
[Single-Part-Videos - Seamless video watching]
Mainly by Rayque. Ever felt the urge for watching a playthrough in one setting? Wanted to see all the bosses from a specific game? Rayque mainly concentrates on various (older) Nintendo games - by having it all in a single video. Thats right, no need to watch several parts. To improve the video more seamlessly, there will be no commentary at all. Every video has a detailed index with all the hotspots in the video. You can always come back where you left off - just be sure to remember at which chapter you were watching last time! These videos will rarely appear every year, consider the massive amount of time that is required to create one.
[MapleStory Europe - High-Dex Hero Series]
A recurring video-series produced by Rayque. Rayque faces many challenges in MapleStory Europe - watch the progression from his Hero class through the years - out to prove that you dont have to follow the funding rules, made by the games community, in order to defeat a large proportion of MapleStorys versatile arrangement of bosses and other challenges within. A decent amount of new High-Dex Hero videos are available each year.
[Randomness - Sometimes, we all get a little crazy...]
In the beginning, a recurring series. This was the main direction of the old, as we call it, Classic Rayque3. Now, just occasionally, but nevertheless, our roots should not be forgotten. Randomness is often game-related, but may also include some other random things that are not really related to our channel.
[Multirandomness - When one player is simply not enough...]
In Rayque3 Staff we have Rayque and MechaRaptor. They both have their own distinctive types of videos. But... what if they join together in one video? What if in some (rare) occasions other gamers join? Multirandomness is a series based on playing in multiplayer, with at least two players. Playing on your own can be awesome, but having your friends joining is even better. Guests will be people from Rayque and MechaRaptors circle of friends. These videos will also rarely appear on Rayque3, but viewers beware - these videos contain mature language.")
![[WALKTHROUGH] - TOY STORY 2 - PART #18 - PROSPECTOR SHOWDOWN & FINALE](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/DSwgp8wbC1A/mqdefault.jpg "[WALKTHROUGH] - TOY STORY 2 - PART #18 - PROSPECTOR SHOWDOWN & FINALE
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Welcome to my video walkthrough series of Toy Story 2, provided with commentary and videos rendered in 1080p HD quality. The aim of the series is to show you how to complete this game 100% in an efficient way, while I take my trip to memory lane as I play along.
In this eightteenth and final part, we get to beat three bosses at the same time! And I finally figure out what the point of this game was. Well, not of the tokens, but just the story. The Toy Story! The final showdown! The end of the series!
Next parts of an upcoming series will be uploaded in a structured schedule timeline over the next couple of weeks, so subscribe if you havent already! To Infinity, And Beyond!
Toy Story 2: Buzz Lightyear to the Rescue is a platform game based on Pixars computer animated movie Toy Story 2 and is the sequel to the first game. It was released for the Nintendo 64, PlayStation, Dreamcast, and Windows 95/98/ME PC in 1999 and 2000. The player controls Buzz Lightyear as he tries to locate and rescue Woody after he is kidnapped by Al McWhiggin, the owner of Als Toy Barn. (Wikipedia.org, slightly edited)
Footage recorded: September 4th, 2013
Game: Disneys Toy Story 2 Action Game / Toy Story 2: Buzz Lightyear to the Rescue (PC)
Player: Luxatus Patella (MechaRaptor)
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STEAM:
- Rayques Steam: http://steamcommunity.com/id/rayque
- MechaRaptors Steam: http://steamcommunity.com/id/Luxatus")
![[Walkthrough] - Croc 2 - Part #10 INCA WATERFALL LEVEL](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/DgWoeN9cq8U/mqdefault.jpg "[Walkthrough] - Croc 2 - Part #10 INCA WATERFALL LEVEL
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Welcome to my video walkthrough series of Croc 2, provided with commentary and videos rendered in 1080p HD quality. The aim of the series is to show you how to complete this game 100% in an efficient way, while I take my trip to memory lane as I play along.
In this tenth part, we conquer through the first level of the Inca Village, where Croc will climb around a huge waterfall while encoutering snakes, frogs, and more Dantinis along his way. Crocs getting into some serious shit. Next parts will be uploaded in a structured schedule timeline over the next couple of weeks in January 2013 so subscribe if you havent already!
Croc 2, called Croc Adventure (クロックアドベンチャー) in Japan (working title Croc 2: Kingdoms of the Gobbos), is a video game released in 1999 (PC Version in 2000!). It is the sequel to Croc: Legend of the Gobbos, developed by Argonaut Software between 1998 and 1999, and published by Fox Interactive. Croc 2 was released on Game Boy Color, Windows, and PlayStation. Sega Saturn, Nintendo 64 and Dreamcast releases were planned but eventually canceled for unknown reasons. The plot revolves around Croc searching for his missing parents, and saving the Inventor Gobbo from Baron Dante. (Wikipedia.org, slightly edited)
Footage recorded: 21 January, 2013
Game: Croc 2 (PC)
Player: Luxatus Patella (MechaRaptor)
*/ CONTACT DETAILS FROM EDITORS /*
YOUTUBE:
- Rayques Youtube: http://www.youtube.com/rayque3
- MechaRaptors Youtube: http://www.youtube.com/mecha027
BLOGS:
- Rayques blog: http://rayque.blogspot.com/
- MechaRaptors blog: http://mecharaptor.blogspot.com/
STEAM:
- Rayques Steam: http://steamcommunity.com/id/rayque
- MechaRaptors Steam: http://steamcommunity.com/id/Luxatus
TWITTER:
- MechaRaptors Twitter: http://twitter.com/LuxatusPatella")
![[WALKTHROUGH] - HARRY POTTER AND THE CHAMBER OF SECRETS (PC) - PART #20 - THE QUIDDITCH CUP](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/DxTpKsDQApI/mqdefault.jpg "[WALKTHROUGH] - HARRY POTTER AND THE CHAMBER OF SECRETS (PC) - PART #20 - THE QUIDDITCH CUP
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As requested, welcome to my video walkthrough series of Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets, provided with commentary and videos rendered in 1080p HD quality. The aim of the series is to show you how to complete this game 100% in an efficient way, while I take my trip to memory lane as I play along.
In this twentieth part, we explore the first of many optional things to do during free-roaming around Hogwarts as Lux tries to become the winner of the Quidditch Cup. As an added bonus, we also earn more house points as Gryffindor now has more points than Slytherin!
MAP SECRETS CHECKLIST
- None this episode.
Please note that this walkthrough is recorded in different sessions. This means that continious gameplay is recorded for roughly about an hour, which is then divided into several parts as Lux sees fit. Therefore, do not be confused with random greetings and goodbyes in several parts throughout this series.
Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets is a 2002 action-adventure game published by Electronic Arts and developed by both EAs internal development team and Eurocom for the PlayStation 2, Xbox, GameCube and Game Boy Advance systems. It was simultaneously co-developed by Amaze Entertainment for Windows, Mac and the Game Boy Color systems. An original version was also created for the PlayStation by Argonaut Games.
The PC/Mac version of the game, which was created by a different developer than the console versions, features completely different levels and gameplay from the console cousins. The game features the same graphics and character design as the Philosophers Stone (PC). It also retains some of the spells learnt in the previous game and involves the player learning new spells by attending more classes at Hogwarts. (Source: Wikipedia)
Footage recorded: June 25th, 2015
Game: Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets (PC)
Player: Luxatus Patella (MechaRaptor)
*/ CONTACT DETAILS FROM EDITORS /*
YOUTUBE:
- Rayques Youtube: http://www.youtube.com/rayque3
- MechaRaptors Youtube: http://www.youtube.com/mecha027
BLOGS:
- Rayques blog: http://rayque.blogspot.com/
- MechaRaptors blog: http://mecharaptor.blogspot.com/
STEAM:
- Rayques Steam: http://steamcommunity.com/id/rayque
- MechaRaptors Steam: http://steamcommunity.com/id/Luxatus")
