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People, I am going to take a break, and I will not say how long. I feel like my channel is dying. The amount of attention I am receiving is so terrible that it is now worse than when I started it years before and I'm beginning to believe I can't truly find an audience based on something I like and grew up with (retrogaming) and maybe that community phased out. It's ridiculous because I have a gaming and art talent that are tragically unrecognized and I also don't have any modern ones (I do, but they're not "current") and my Chromebook can't run them. Super Eeveelution content is out of the question because it's often ignored here in my case (plus Pokemon in general kind of damages the chance of being noticed due to "others"). All in all, I'm not retiring but I appear like another loser on this site or being overshadowed. It stresses me out. Maybe YouTube truly sucks, nowadays, and you can't really entertain people.

Until then, unless I find some possible way to fix this problem (which could mean reworking the entire channel or abandon gaming), I am heading to DeviantArt to continue stuff there.

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I am running out of ideas for retro game videos without having to pick the same one or a variant of such. Should I try something different and do reactions of Hello Kitty videos like I formerly did with Eeveelution Squad?

5 days ago | [YT] | 5

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Happy Easter, people.

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1 week ago | [YT] | 5

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In the videos where I played old arcade games and some home ports, when I put in my initials, you see "LTM". What do you think it means?

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This may be a coincidence, but for many years, whenever I watch the original 1967 Speed Racer, specifically "The Secret Engine" episode, when Speed himself made this serious look, his expression always reminds me of Link from The Legend of Zelda - the iconic one from Ocarina of Time. As you can see, it really doesn't take much to see why, as the Hero of Time is known to be no-nonsense compared to the other incarnations.

It is rather ironic that both Speed and Link in this case are literally the same age and are skilled heroic fighters in spite of having completely different purposes, and come from my all-time favorite anime and video game, respectively.

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1 week ago | [YT] | 3

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GULP!

Link eaten by Kirby. Game Over. Lol

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BEHIND THE SCENES

If you're wondering what my setup was for playing the old games' playthroughs in non-actual hardware, here it is. It's all done on a keyboard. Nothing more. Really puts into perspective about my talent. I didn't use any controller at all.

2 weeks ago | [YT] | 5

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Remember the unusual BS The Legend of Zelda playthrough video that got 2K? There's another one like it and you should not miss it.

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Remember the famous bonus stage in Street Fighter II where you have to destroy that poor car? As a kid, being an automobile guy, I've always wondered for years if that was a real car.

Well, it's not hard to tell, but after some research, ultimately, it turns out the vehicle in the iconic arcade fighting game is INDEED an actual model. It is a Lexus LS400 sedan (or Toyota Celsior in Japan), presumably the 1989-'92 model year, as the game itself was made in 1991. I'm not very sure why Capcom did such a stage or chose this model (maybe it was good seller at the time), but I strongly assume it as a joke, because Final Fight already did something similar. But, yup, that gray car isn't some generic graphic!

Now, of course, the way we take the automobile down to the chassis in-game isn't realistic. The final image shows an actual wrecked one ("Oh, MY CAR!!"). That...is where you WON'T earn points.

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