How Well Can You Really Know a Game?
About the only thing I thought I knew was that nothing I’d ever know would do any good. | Watch all my exclusive videos by joining Nebula at https://go.nebula.tv/jacob-geller
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Additional footage courtesy of:
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Displaced Gamers: • Atari Paddle Controller Design
Armaggedun_: • LLL Wingcapless with Controller Cam
Snark: • いたずらハゲたかジャンゴ 14.96 【TAS】
Retro Rabbit Ears: • HUGE Atari 2600 Commercials Compilation! V...
Mario 64 x No Surprises by on4word: • Radiohead - No Surprises (Super Mario 64 R...
Media Shown: Star Wars Episode III: The Game, Super Mario 64, Breakout, Super Breakout, Furi, Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice, Fantastic Voyage (1966), Magic Schoolbus (1994), Missile Command, Heli Attack 2, Interactive Buddy
Music (Chronologically): Main Theme (Roller Coaster Tycoon 2), Mos Eisley Cantina (Lego Star Wars II DS), Moondown (Rain World), The Facsimile (Citizen Sleeper), TRANCE (Humanity), Scenes from Childhood Op. 15 (Robert Schumann), STREAM (Humanity), Make this Right (Furi), BOUND (Humanity), No Suprises — Mario 64 Remix (on4word), Asphalt Maelstrom (Death Stranding 2), Inertia (Thomas Was Alone), Quarter Past Eleven (Victor Lundberg), Make This Right (Furi)
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Description credit: “Human Knowledge” by Robert Wrigley