Mario500

"and a little boutique series called Grant Theft Auto"

?

"With five playable Kongs (you know them well), huge worlds and an abundance of mini-games (including emulated versions of the original arcade Donkey Kong and Rare's Jetpac),"

(likes mentioning of the version of the arcade Donkey Kong game included in Donkey Kong 64 in this part of the article)

"DK64 was one hell of a value proposition back in 1999 and we think it probably deserves re-evaluation after 20 years of bashing."

(dislikes profanity in this part of the article)

"and finally... WTF??"

(dislikes this part of the article)

"It won't win over naysayers, but it's hard to find a purer expression of 'gotta go fast and-to-hell-with-the-consequences' than this."

(dislikes profanity in this part of the article)

I was reminded of a certain TV program named "Double Dare" for a certain TV programming service named Nickelodeon while viewing the yellow and orange squares of the cover for Europe.

"The event was cancelled for obvious pandemic-related reasons back in May,"

^I had found the word "obvious" to had been unnecessary for this part of the article.

I was surprised and saddened to had heard what I had believed to had been a certain word often spelled "crappy" in ones of the narratives for what I had believed to had been the first episode of this "High Score".

@sixrings

"I thought 45 did enough celebrating for the rest of us over the last 4 years."

What "45"?

@PaisanoJake
"wow video games!"
"I really like video games"
"video games never cease to amaze me"

(wonders why those messages were posted)

@xzacutor
"Anyone else see a two mouthed purple Yoshi?"

Not me.

@Indielink

"Although Jesus Christ it would be a beautiful nightmare if he did the whole thing in Mario voice."

"Jesus Christ"?

@rockodoodle What "35th anniversary" and what "COVID"?

(note: certain dictionaries appeared to have had the word "covid" defined as a certain kind of measurement)

@Tandy255
"8-bit Pac-Man Championship is interesting, but I prefer the arcade versions of these games. Same reason I don’t play NES DK (I have the Arcade Archives version)."

"NES DK"?

"you’ve got 11 solid NES games here (including a brilliant never-before released demake of Pac-Man Championship edition)"

"Some of them have never been released in the west before and the star of the show – Pac-Man Championship Edition – is an entirely new NES port created just for this collection."

I would had not included this "Pac-Man" game among the "NES" games mentioned in the article and would had not described it as an "NES port" as part the article.

@syrupdash
'' 'Sometimes a spaceship is just a spacehip, ja?' - Dr Freud.''

Was this an actual quotation of a certain "Dr Freud"?

@MortalKombat2007

"Nopee, Switch version is getting a special sale..a 20% price hike for limited time. Buy it if you want a few extra gold coin."

(wonders whether this message was true or not)

(wonders if a certain game named "Segagaga" would be considered for the "Sega Ages" line mentioned in the article)

(finds name of the article to had been profane; dislikes the name for its appearing to have had been profane)

(remembers reading about the building having a basement and that the basement had the the remains of the body of the founder of Nintendo)

I had always enjoyed the version of the original (arcade) Donkey Kong game in my copy of this game (Donkey Kong 64).

I was reminded of certain pieces of music for some movies named "Back to the Future", "Back to the Future Part II", and "Back to the Future Part III" while listening to this video.

(thinks about a movie named "Who Framed Roger Rabbit"; remembers parts of it involving music similar to some of the music in the video)

I was reminded of a certain style of writing (or typing)* while reading this part of the article:

"Um you’re Doug Bowser and now I’m nervous and um I love Nintendo and Luigi is my favorite character and thank you very much for everything omg!!!!!!!!"

(*casual)

@The-Chosen-one

"lol i actually still do haha. i Play Breath of the Wild on the WiiU and donkey kong. Didnt want to buy Breath of the wild all over again."

What "donkey kong"?

(dislikes profanity in the article)

@scully1888
"What, 'baps'?"

?

(dislikes profanity in the review)

@Andrew_R_2000

"I actually have 12 DVD's of these shows, and it's sooooo cool to see it made into a game."

Could the author of this message provide some more details about the "12 DVD's"?

(imagines a certain game (made by Game Freak) named "Smart Ball"* being mentioned in such a stream)

(*a personal favorite of mine)

@Zequio

"cartoon"?

"The Canadian-American"

I would simply used the word "American" by itself to describe any citizen of a certain country named Canada since the country itself could be considered an "American" country.

@Priceless_Spork

"sliggy"?

"Thanks to Mario500 for the link to this oddity."

(smiles)

I was reminded of a certain movie originally released in the calendar year 2007 named "Transformers" while watching this "trailer".

I would had added "section" to this part of the article (after "comments" and ".") if I either its creator or one of its creators: "Tell us in the comments."

"Let’s just take a moment to imagine a Christian Whitehead-helmed Super Sonic Maker… oh dear, we appear to have had a trouser accident."

"trouser accident"?

I had never believed Yoshi was being punched by Mario in Super Mario World.

I had also wanted to mention why I had stated in my previous message why I had planned to only watch the marathon if it were to have one of the English versions of the episodes for the company I had mentioned in my previous message: it was due to my having always liked the voices they had for certain characters and due my having always found myself interested in them (the versions) in general (note: the versions made by them were from its first eight "seasons").

I had planned on watching the marathon only if it were to involve an episode from the time when a certain company named 4Kids Entertainment was still set to make English versions of them (note: the versions made by them were from its first eight "seasons").

I had found some of the language of the article to had been rude and unnecessary:

"As a result, we saw an influx of pretty terrible games during the N64, GameCube and Wii eras, with the latter period being packed with godawful cash-in titles"

"the sheer volume of crap starts to drown out the quality games"

I would never use vulgar language to describe an update.

I would had made a more serious article and video about the game if I were the being or beings who made them. I also would had not pronounced the abbreviation "Bros." as if it were the word "bros" if I were the one who was narrating the video and would had not mentioned a certain "Sakurai" without explaining it in either one of them (by the way, could the creator or creators of the article and video explain it here in this section?).

@Prizm

"The PAL version of the NES/SNES was a slow POS anyway,"

"POS"?

I would had used the words "North American" in place of the letters "US" in this part of the article if I were either its creator or one of its creators:

"Earlier this year in July, Nintendo filed a lawsuit against two ROM and emulator websites at the federal court in the US state of Arizona for trademark and copyright infringement."

I did not find any thing offensive about the feather in spite of my having been a native of an American country.

@TF-Warrior
"Mario Tennis Aces: Luigi's got a huge 'Lunch Box'!"

Could the author or authors of the message directly above this one explain it?

@rjejr

" 'A Town in Kansas'

Is the title meant to be insulting or a joke? Topeka is the state capital, one if the biggest cities in Kansas, it's the equivalent of referring to London as 'a town in Britain'.

I'm from/in NY, so I don't have any personal interest in Kansas, but the use of the word 'town' in the title and article seemed intentional in a purposefully negative sort of way."

I had never found the uses of the word to had been either jokes or insults.

(note: the message I had quoted appeared to had been posted before the word was displaced)

@TPort777

Why "Rupert"?

I had found some of the language in one of the "Twitter" messages in the article to had been very rude due to the way in which the word "hell" appeared to had been used as part of that message.

@Abes3
"efmnvoefmvki"?

I was reminded of polar bears immediately after seeing the image above the first paragraph of the article and of certain article I had read in an encyclopedia in which dogs and bears appeared to had been connected to each other biologically.