New song by Dubby Dub, dedicated to Mario Kart 64.

Download the song here: http://limelinx.com/files/2...

Here ve goooo!

This could be my best review yet...I don't know for sure though.



Anyway, I just wanted to do something more...awesome for Christmas so this is what I decided to make: A double video game review with   more...an epic storyline behind it. I'm sure everyone who hates gunfever and his asshole troops will enjoy it a lot. And I hope even the people who DON'T hate gunfever enjoy it. A lot of people like to say that my reviews suck and that they're not as good as NicotineAlien/Armake21 (Suspended now, sadly) or IGSRJ. Well, to all those people: I'm pretty sure this time that I've made a review that equals one of their reviews. If you don't think so, then you obviously hate me too much to enjoy my videos or don't have a sense of humor. What also makes this review so cool is that it includes guest stars like pimpinfishstix, firemaiden34, DigitalKrystal, and daryous145! To my belief and view, this review is epic and really fucking funny so I hope you enjoy at as much as I did. :D


VERY IMPORTANT NOTE:
I did NOT make the special effects like the lasers and the epic fight scene near the end. All credit for special effects goes to pimpinfishstix. Oh, and I had to split it because LiveVideo only takes 200 MB and because of the special effects there was a lot more than 200 MB, I'll put it that way.  less

This could be my best review yet...I don't know for sure though.



Anyway, I just wanted to do something awesome for Christmas so this is what I decided to make: A double video game review with an epic storyline   more...behind it. I'm sure everyone who hates gunfever and his asshole troops will enjoy it a lot. And I hope even the people who DON'T hate gunfever enjoy it. A lot of people like to say that my reviews suck and that they're not as good as NicotineAlien/Armake21 (Suspended now, sadly) or IGSRJ. Well, to all those people: I'm pretty sure this time that I've made a review that equals one of their reviews. If you don't think so, then you obviously hate me too much to enjoy my videos or don't have a sense of humor. What also makes this review so cool is that it includes guest stars like pimpinfishstix, firemaiden34, DigitalKrystal, and daryous145! To my belief and view, this review is epic and really fucking funny so I hope you enjoy at as much as I did. :D


VERY IMPORTANT NOTE:
I did NOT make the special effects like the lasers and the epic fight scene near the end. All credit for special effects goes to pimpinfishstix. Oh, and I had to split it because LiveVideo only takes 200 MB and because of the special effects there was a lot more than 200 MB, I'll put it that way.  less

Another hate video.

PROS
-MII'S!!!!!
-Great online experience
-Great effects from new crouses and some of your old favorites are back
-Motorcycles

CONS
-Most of the new items sucked
-lack of item option
-Not all items and characters   more...from Double Dash came back  less

Me playing a board game of Mario Party 5. The second one. Watch the first part first if haven't done so.

Me playing a board game of Mario Party 6. The first part. (Seriously, DK has turned into Bowser, WTF!?

The last world of Super Mario Brothers 3, enjoy the bowers abttle and the ending.

This is my new let's play of Super Mario Bros. 3 for the NES. I use the original NES game for footage, because even though the All This is my new let's play of Super Mario Bros. 3 for the NES. I use the   more...original NES game for footage, because even though the All-stars version is better in graphics, its basically the same game and to do a let's play I should do the original not a remake. Super Mario Bros. 3 is the most famous mario game of all time except for the original Super Mario Bros. Its the first one to have an overworld map view which was a new thing back then and it was revolutionary in the fact that you could choose your route, find secrets, and other things. Super Mario Bros. 3 is so classic that there was a movie called "The Wizard" made pretty much to just hype this game up.

Story:
Well... its the same as all the other mario games (Excluding SMB2). Bowser has kidnapped the princess, mario has to go save her. But first, he must go through 8 worlds (unless you use the warp flute) defeating all of Bowser's(aka King Koopa) offspring or brothers or whatever...

Gameplay:
Anyway, Luigi of course is only playable as player 2, but I dont think they really have much difference in ability. Its pretty much just a color swap to make you able to tell the difference between you and your 2nd player. You have a number of power-ups you can attain inside levels or in mushroom huts. The costumes all have different uses respectively, some more useful then others:

The worlds are very diverse and the controls are very responsive (like every other mario game).

World 1 (Grass Land) - kinda hard to describe as it doesnt really have a theme beyond just grassy fields and more grassy fields.
World 2 (Desert Hill) - when you get to the desert *cough* Iraq! *cough* where you find alot different levels that are based on desert terrain, but with 2 unique stages (one with a sun trying to kill you and one where you are in a pyramid).
World 3 (Sea Side) -- your water world based around... water! duh! lol. This is one of my favorites but still a hard one. It is one of my favorites because I love getting in that lil boat and getting all the power-ups on the islands. It may seem small and miniscule but it's still fun as hell and a classic feeling. It has some land levels but the first few are mostly based around water. (more)  less

This is my new let's play of Super Mario Bros. 3 for the NES. I use the original NES game for footage, because even though the All This is my new let's play of Super Mario Bros. 3 for the NES. I use the   more...original NES game for footage, because even though the All-stars version is better in graphics, its basically the same game and to do a let's play I should do the original not a remake. Super Mario Bros. 3 is the most famous mario game of all time except for the original Super Mario Bros. Its the first one to have an overworld map view which was a new thing back then and it was revolutionary in the fact that you could choose your route, find secrets, and other things. Super Mario Bros. 3 is so classic that there was a movie called "The Wizard" made pretty much to just hype this game up.

Story:
Well... its the same as all the other mario games (Excluding SMB2). Bowser has kidnapped the princess, mario has to go save her. But first, he must go through 8 worlds (unless you use the warp flute) defeating all of Bowser's(aka King Koopa) offspring or brothers or whatever...

Gameplay:
Anyway, Luigi of course is only playable as player 2, but I dont think they really have much difference in ability. Its pretty much just a color swap to make you able to tell the difference between you and your 2nd player. You have a number of power-ups you can attain inside levels or in mushroom huts. The costumes all have different uses respectively, some more useful then others:

The worlds are very diverse and the controls are very responsive (like every other mario game).

World 1 (Grass Land) - kinda hard to describe as it doesnt really have a theme beyond just grassy fields and more grassy fields.
World 2 (Desert Hill) - when you get to the desert *cough* Iraq! *cough* where you find alot different levels that are based on desert terrain, but with 2 unique stages (one with a sun trying to kill you and one where you are in a pyramid).
World 3 (Sea Side) -- your water world based around... water! duh! lol. This is one of my favorites but still a hard one. It is one of my favorites because I love getting in that lil boat and getting all the power-ups on the islands. It may seem small and miniscule but it's still fun as hell and a classic feeling. It has some land levels but the first few are mostly based around water.  less

This is my new let's play of Super Mario Bros. 3 for the NES. I use the original NES game for footage, because even though the All-stars version is better in graphics, its basically the same game and   more...to do a let's play I should do the original not a remake. Super Mario Bros. 3 is the most famous mario game of all time except for the original Super Mario Bros. Its the first one to have an overworld map view which was a new thing back then and it was revolutionary in the fact that you could choose your route, find secrets, and other things. Super Mario Bros. 3 is so classic that there was a movie called "The Wizard" made pretty much to just hype this game up.

Story:
Well... its the same as all the other mario games (Excluding SMB2). Bowser has kidnapped the princess, mario has to go save her. But first, he must go through 8 worlds (unless you use the warp flute) defeating all of Bowser's(aka King Koopa) offspring or brothers or whatever...

Gameplay:
Anyway, Luigi of course is only playable as player 2, but I dont think they really have much difference in ability. Its pretty much just a color swap to make you able to tell the difference between you and your 2nd player. You have a number of power-ups you can attain inside levels or in mushroom huts. The costumes all have different uses respectively, some more useful then others:

The worlds are very diverse and the controls are very responsive (like every other mario game).

World 1 (Grass Land) - kinda hard to describe as it doesnt really have a theme beyond just grassy fields and more grassy fields.
World 2 (Desert Hill) - when you get to the desert *cough* Iraq! *cough* where you find alot different levels that are based on desert terrain, but with 2 unique stages (one with a sun trying to kill you and one where you are in a pyramid).
World 3 (Sea Side) -- your water world based around... water! duh! lol. This is one of my favorites but still a hard one. It is one of my favorites because I love getting in that lil boat and getting all the power-ups on the islands. It may seem small and miniscule but it's still fun as hell and a classic feeling. It has some land levels but the first few are mostly based around water.  less

This is my new let's play of Super Mario Bros. 3 for the NES. I use the original NES game for footage, because even though the All-stars version is better in graphics, its basically the same game and   more...to do a let's play I should do the original not a remake. Super Mario Bros. 3 is the most famous mario game of all time except for the original Super Mario Bros. Its the first one to have an overworld map view which was a new thing back then and it was revolutionary in the fact that you could choose your route, find secrets, and other things. Super Mario Bros. 3 is so classic that there was a movie called "The Wizard" made pretty much to just hype this game up.

Story:
Well... its the same as all the other mario games (Excluding SMB2). Bowser has kidnapped the princess, mario has to go save her. But first, he must go through 8 worlds (unless you use the warp flute) defeating all of Bowser's(aka King Koopa) offspring or brothers or whatever...

Gameplay:
Anyway, Luigi of course is only playable as player 2, but I dont think they really have much difference in ability. Its pretty much just a color swap to make you able to tell the difference between you and your 2nd player. You have a number of power-ups you can attain inside levels or in mushroom huts. The costumes all have different uses respectively, some more useful then others:

The worlds are very diverse and the controls are very responsive (like every other mario game).

World 1 (Grass Land) - kinda hard to describe as it doesnt really have a theme beyond just grassy fields and more grassy fields.
World 2 (Desert Hill) - when you get to the desert *cough* Iraq! *cough* where you find alot different levels that are based on desert terrain, but with 2 unique stages (one with a sun trying to kill you and one where you are in a pyramid).
World 3 (Sea Side) -- your water world based around... water! duh! lol. This is one of my favorites but still a hard one. It is one of my favorites because I love getting in that lil boat and getting all the power-ups on the islands. It may seem small and miniscule but it's still fun as hell and a classic feeling. It has some land levels but the first few are mostly based around water.  less

This is my new let's play of Super Mario Bros. 3 for the NES. I use the original NES game for footage, because even though the All-stars version is better in graphics, its basically the same game and   more...to do a let's play I should do the original not a remake. Super Mario Bros. 3 is the most famous mario game of all time except for the original Super Mario Bros. Its the first one to have an overworld map view which was a new thing back then and it was revolutionary in the fact that you could choose your route, find secrets, and other things. Super Mario Bros. 3 is so classic that there was a movie called "The Wizard" made pretty much to just hype this game up.

Story:
Well... its the same as all the other mario games (Excluding SMB2). Bowser has kidnapped the princess, mario has to go save her. But first, he must go through 8 worlds (unless you use the warp flute) defeating all of Bowser's(aka King Koopa) offspring or brothers or whatever...

Gameplay:
Anyway, Luigi of course is only playable as player 2, but I dont think they really have much difference in ability. Its pretty much just a color swap to make you able to tell the difference between you and your 2nd player. You have a number of power-ups you can attain inside levels or in mushroom huts. The costumes all have different uses respectively, some more useful then others:

The worlds are very diverse and the controls are very responsive (like every other mario game).

World 1 (Grass Land) - kinda hard to describe as it doesnt really have a theme beyond just grassy fields and more grassy fields.
World 2 (Desert Hill) - when you get to the desert *cough* Iraq! *cough* where you find alot different levels that are based on desert terrain, but with 2 unique stages (one with a sun trying to kill you and one where you are in a pyramid).
World 3 (Sea Side) -- your water world based around... water! duh! lol. This is one of my favorites but still a hard one. It is one of my favorites because I love getting in that lil boat and getting all the power-ups on the islands. It may seem small and miniscule but it's still fun as hell and a classic feeling. It has some land levels but the first few are mostly based around water.  less

This is my new let's play of Super Mario Bros. 3 for the NES. I use the original NES game for footage, because even though the All-stars version is better in graphics, its basically the same game and   more...to do a let's play I should do the original not a remake. Super Mario Bros. 3 is the most famous mario game of all time except for the original Super Mario Bros. Its the first one to have an overworld map view which was a new thing back then and it was revolutionary in the fact that you could choose your route, find secrets, and other things. Super Mario Bros. 3 is so classic that there was a movie called "The Wizard" made pretty much to just hype this game up.

Story:
Well... its the same as all the other mario games (Excluding SMB2). Bowser has kidnapped the princess, mario has to go save her. But first, he must go through 8 worlds (unless you use the warp flute) defeating all of Bowser's(aka King Koopa) offspring or brothers or whatever...

Gameplay:
Anyway, Luigi of course is only playable as player 2, but I dont think they really have much difference in ability. Its pretty much just a color swap to make you able to tell the difference between you and your 2nd player. You have a number of power-ups you can attain inside levels or in mushroom huts. The costumes all have different uses respectively, some more useful then others:

The worlds are very diverse and the controls are very responsive (like every other mario game).

World 1 (Grass Land) - kinda hard to describe as it doesnt really have a theme beyond just grassy fields and more grassy fields.
World 2 (Desert Hill) - when you get to the desert *cough* Iraq! *cough* where you find alot different levels that are based on desert terrain, but with 2 unique stages (one with a sun trying to kill you and one where you are in a pyramid).
World 3 (Sea Side) -- your water world based around... water! duh! lol. This is one of my favorites but still a hard one. It is one of my favorites because I love getting in that lil boat and getting all the power-ups on the islands. It may seem small and miniscule but it's still fun as hell and a classic feeling. It has some land levels but the first few are mostly based around water.

I will add more world descriptions as the series progresses.  less

Here it is! After coming up with a bright idea, I finally made this funny film! It shows how "Bad" Bowser can be! Please enjoy!

This is a music video of the music from the Battle with Bowser in Super Mario Bros 3. The music was composed on Mario Paint Composer, and edited with Windows Movie Maker. I hope you all enjoy it ^_^.   more...Comments are welcome. Check out my page to see all of my videos.  less

Clips:Ed,Edd n Eddy,Mario Hotel

Yes, i've finally gotten Wi-Fi. My very first opponent was Max. This isn't the very first fight though.

You can't judge how good I am with just this one fight. I think me and Max are almost completely   more...even, actually. But the lag is freaking annoying -_- (more)  less

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