Uploaded December 2024 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
What game will win Game of the Year for 2024? Watch to find out!
This video will rank my favorite Nintendo Switch games of the year in a tier list, and ultimately award the best game of 2024. We'll also take an honest look at the year as a whole, and look to the future of Nintendo.
NintendoUp.com
Chapters:
0:00 Introduction
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0:57 Luigi's Mansion 2 HD
2:10 Nintendo World Championships: NES Edition
2:52 Princess Peach: Showtime
3:54 The Legend of Zelda: Echoes of Wisdom
6:43 Mario and Luigi: Brothership
8:23 Super Monkey Ball: Banana Rumble
9:23 Tetris Forever
9:49 Sonic X Shadow Generations
11:10 Another Code: Recollection
12:19 Famicom Detective Club
13:28 Super Mario Party Jamboree
14:14 Freedom Planet 2
14:40 Braid: Anniversary Edition
15:03 Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door Remake
15:54 Fantasian: Neo Dimension
17:06 World of Goo 2
18:06 Bakeru
20:27 Castlevania Dominus Collection
22:03 Mario vs. Donkey Kong (GBA Remake)
22:50 Endless Ocean: Luminous
23:51 Marvel vs. Capcom Fighting Game Collection
24:51 Hatch Tales
26:21 Shin Chan Shiro and the Coal Town
27:02 Shin Megami Tensei Vengeance
29:00 Dragon Quest III HD-2D Remake
29:57 Power Rangers: Rita's Rewind
30:27 Yakuza Kiwami
32:30 Pizza Tower
33:08 Penny's Big Breakaway
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34:53 Tier List Breakdown
37:17 Year in Review: 2024
38:55 Game of the Year Selection
40:30 Conclusion
42:47 The Future
#thegameawards #nintendoswitch #goty2024
What game will win Game of the Year for 2024? Watch to find out!
This video will rank my favorite Nintendo Switch games of the year in a tier list, and ultimately award the best game of 2024. We'll also take an honest look at the year as a whole, and look to the future of Nintendo.
NintendoUp.com
Chapters:
0:00 Introduction
---
0:57 Luigi's Mansion 2 HD
2:10 Nintendo World Championships: NES Edition
2:52 Princess Peach: Showtime
3:54 The Legend of Zelda: Echoes of Wisdom
6:43 Mario and Luigi: Brothership
8:23 Super Monkey Ball: Banana Rumble
9:23 Tetris Forever
9:49 Sonic X Shadow Generations
11:10 Another Code: Recollection
12:19 Famicom Detective Club
13:28 Super Mario Party Jamboree
14:14 Freedom Planet 2
14:40 Braid: Anniversary Edition
15:03 Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door Remake
15:54 Fantasian: Neo Dimension
17:06 World of Goo 2
18:06 Bakeru
20:27 Castlevania Dominus Collection
22:03 Mario vs. Donkey Kong (GBA Remake)
22:50 Endless Ocean: Luminous
23:51 Marvel vs. Capcom Fighting Game Collection
24:51 Hatch Tales
26:21 Shin Chan Shiro and the Coal Town
27:02 Shin Megami Tensei Vengeance
29:00 Dragon Quest III HD-2D Remake
29:57 Power Rangers: Rita's Rewind
30:27 Yakuza Kiwami
32:30 Pizza Tower
33:08 Penny's Big Breakaway
---
34:53 Tier List Breakdown
37:17 Year in Review: 2024
38:55 Game of the Year Selection
40:30 Conclusion
42:47 The Future
#thegameawards #nintendoswitch #goty2024
![Billy Mitchells Statement to Karl Jobst and His GoFundMe Supporters (Parody)
This is a fan-based parody. No statements in this video should be taken as factual, even if certain statements are true. Billy Mitchell did not appear in, or endorse this parody video, in any way. Nor did Karl Jobst or his GoFundMe fans.
Background details per The Guardian:
A professional YouTuber in Queensland has been ordered to pay $350,000 plus interest and costs to the former world record score holder for Donkey Kong, after the Brisbane district court found the YouTuber had defamed him “recklessly” with false claims of a link between a lawsuit and another YouTuber’s su*c*de.
William “Billy” Mitchell, an American gamer who had held world records in Donkey Kong and Pac-Man going back to 1982, as recognised by the Guinness World Records and the video game database Twin Galaxies, brought the case against Karl Jobst, seeking $400,000 in general damages and $50,000 in aggravated damages.
Jobst, who makes videos about “speed running” (finishing games as fast as possible), as well as gaming records and cheating in games, made a number of allegations against Mitchell in a 2021 YouTube video. He accused Mitchell of cheating, and “pursuing unmeritorious litigation” against others who had also accused him of cheating, the court judgment stated.
The court heard Mitchell was accused in 2017 of cheating in his Donkey Kong world records by using emulation software instead of original arcade hardware. Twin Galaxies investigated the allegation, and subsequently removed Mitchell’s scores and banned him from participating in its competitions.
The Guinness World Records disqualified Mitchell as a holder of all his records – in both Donkey Kong and Pac-Man – after the Twin Galaxies decision.
The judgment stated that Jobst’s 2021 video also linked the December 2020 suicide of another YouTuber, Apollo Legend, to “stress arising from [his] settlement” with Mitchell, and wrongly asserted that Apollo Legend had to pay Mitchell “a large sum of money”.
The judgment noted multiple versions of the video were published, with the allegations removed or addressed, before Jobst issued a retraction video in July 2021, two months after the original. The first video was viewed by more than 500,000 people, including 200,000 in Australia, the court heard.
Judge Ken Barlow found Jobst had made five defamatory imputations about Mitchell, including that Mitchell had required Apollo Legend pay him a large sum of money and thus implying he “in essence, hounded Apollo Legend to death”.
Barlow found this was “based on a fallacy” – and that Jobst, in not making further inquiries before publishing the video, had been “recklessly indifferent” to if it was true.
Jobst denied the imputations had been made in the video. He argued Mitchell had a pre-existing bad reputation because he had been previously exposed as a cheat, the court heard.
Barlow found Mitchell did have an existing reputation as a cheat and for suing people who alleged he was a cheat, and found that Mitchell had expressed joy when he believed – incorrectly – on an earlier occasion that Apollo Legend may have died. But Barlow found Jobst had severely damaged Mitchell’s reputation and caused distress.
He described Jobst as having a “self-aggrandising and perhaps self-protective tendency not to admit error and not to back down once he has taken a stance”.
Barlow framed Jobst’s actions as a “crusade” against Mitchell, stating that he was trying to “[show] his audience that he is the knight who slew the Mitchell dragon”.
The judgment summary noted that the court was not called on to decide, and did not decide, if Mitchell had cheated in his world record scores.
The court awarded Mitchell $300,000 in damages for non-economic loss, and an additional $50,000 in aggravated damages due to Jobst’s publishing the video twice, mocking Mitchell’s complaint about it, failing to apologise and withdraw the allegations, and his “clear malice” towards Mitchell.
Jobst was ordered to pay more than $40,000 in interest on the damages from the date of publication, as well as Mitchell’s costs.
Mitchell had previously sued Twin Galaxies in the US in a case which settled in January 2024. As part of the settlement, Twin Galaxies published a statement that Mitchell had “produced expert opinion that the game play on the tapes of Mr Mitchell’s record game plays could depict play on an original unmodified Donkey Kong arcade hardware if the hardware involved was malfunctioning, likely due to the degradation of components”.
#billymitchell #karljobst #donkeykong Billy Mitchells Statement to Karl Jobst and His GoFundMe Supporters (Parody)](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/TSJYrhAFlx0/mqdefault.jpg)









