Summary of Strange & Obscure PS2 Games - Retro Pals

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This YouTube video discusses a number of obscure PS2 games. Some of the games are difficult, while others are simply strange. However, all of the games have one common element: they are all obscure and not well-known.

00:00:00 This YouTube video showcases a group of obscure PS2 games played by host Danny O'Dwyer. Some of the games discussed include "Something's Gonna Break," "Man vs Wild," and "Dog of Bay." While most of these games are obscure and not well-known, Dog of Bay is mentioned as being particularly strange due to its lack of a complete Long Play or credits list.
00:05:00 In this video, two friends play a PS2 game, Dog of Bay, which is a spin-off of the Dragon Guard game for the original PlayStation. While the game may not be well-known today, back in 2001 it would have had an instant audience. The game was developed by caveat and co-developed by Red, who is known for a variety of games on various platforms. One of the main features of the game is its mo cap dancing, which is reminiscent of classic anime.
00:10:00 In this video, Tubers discusses a strange and obscure PS2 game called "Dog Police." The game is difficult, and may end up being repeated multiple times. Tubers also finds and plays the game's music. Finally, Tubers introduces a new segment called "Retro Pals," in which he interviews friends and observes their furry avatars.
00:15:00 This video discusses unusual PS2 games, one of which is "Wonderwall." The game is difficult to time and has poor design, which deters players from wanting to continue playing. Another game discussed is "Guitar Man," which is difficult to play and has poor graphics.
00:20:00 In this video, the Retro Pals discuss various obscure PS2 games. Johnny suggests that the game might be called "Love portion" or "Love potion," but no one is sure. Paul and Vincent both enjoy Vincent so much that they want to do a song about him. Johnny tells the Retro Pals about the world of dogs, which he believes was created because humans became too lazy to buy products and instead wanted to just dance and be gay. The Retro Pals finish the video by discussing the slot machine and how it has changed since the days of humans.
00:25:00 The YouTube video "Strange & Obscure PS2 Games - Retro Pals" features a discussion of obscure PS2 games. Vincent argues that the game Dog Mountain is the best game ever made, while Paul argues that it is not worth playing.
00:30:00 This YouTube video discusses a PS2 game called "Strange and Obscure" and its protagonist, who seems to come from an era long past. The game features challenging stages that the protagonist must navigate, and references to famous 80s TV shows, such as "The Gong Show." The protagonist's love of old-school music is also mentioned, along with the fact that Fry's is coming back to the store.
00:35:00 This YouTube video discusses obscure PS2 games, some of which feature well-known voice actors. One of the games features a dog singing and appears to be a musical. It is unclear how much money was spent on the development of the game, but it is likely that it was not a cheap project.
00:40:00 The video discusses a PS2 game called "Kami Sama." The game is about a dog who becomes God, but the players find it to be a difficult task.
00:45:00 This video features a number of PS2 games that are considered "strange and obscure," with some featuring jaw-dropping graphical effects and others with challenging gameplay. However, all of the games have one common weakness: the human player. The game's protagonist, Danny, is a genetically engineered human dog who is trying to overcome his weaknesses and become a successful dog. However, he faces several obstacles, including the fact that humans are always meddling in his world and that he often fails in his attempts. Ultimately, Danny achieves success in the games, but only after overcoming a series of obstacles.
00:50:00 This video discusses obscure PS2 games, including "dog of bay," "cruella deville," and "super gal delicate." Jack TV says that the game is questionable, but not explicit.
00:55:00 The video features unusual and obscure PS2 games, including "Falls Into Obscurity" (a game about jumping ropes), "Doki Doki Wakuwaku Super Gal delicar" (a game about girls competing to see who can jump the highest), and "Kuma-chan's Choice" (a game in which players have to choose between different animals as avatars). The video also mentions "Revival" (a game about a woman who has been brought back to life), "Ninja Warrior" (a game about a ninja trying to beat other ninjas), and "Pervert" (a game in which players have to navigate a series of obstacles while wearing skimpy clothing).

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This YouTube video showcases a variety of strange and obscure PS2 games. The games are played by the hosts as part of a live stream, and commentary is provided by the Game Grumps. Some of the games featured are "Talking Heads," "the Pope," and "a cosmic alien."

01:00:00 The video discusses a variety of obscure PlayStation 2 games, including "Rope Jump" and "Quick Draw Pie." Kuma, the slowest and least intelligent of the three characters, usually loses these games. Vanna, the smartest of the three, usually wins. Quick Draw Pie is a simple mini-game in which the player must press a button when the timer runs out. It is similar to Kirby Superstar's Samurai mini-game, but even more normal. Kuma seems reluctant to play this game, possibly because she is not very good at it.
01:05:00 The video discusses a variety of obscure PS2 games, some of which the hosts have difficulty playing. One game in particular, Shinichi Yoshimoto's hip sumo wrestling title Criminal, is compared favorably to Ghouls and Ghosts, another game Yoshimoto worked on. The hosts also try out a game called Coco Rolling, which involves rotating the left stick to move the character around.
01:10:00 This YouTube video showcases strange and obscure PS2 games. In particular, the video focuses on a game called "The Lucky Cannon" in which players must shoot themselves in space to win. Other games featured include "Normal Games Today" (a normal game mode), "Super Galadelic Hour" (a raid mode), and "Pitiful Glasses." All games are played by the host and one other player. The winner of each game is determined by the outcome.
01:15:00 In this video, the host discusses some obscure PS2 games. One of the games discussed is "Strange & Obscure PS2 Games - Retro Pals." In this game, the player can dress up their character and order more items from the Cutie catalog. The game also has a secret ending where the player is shot into the sun. The host recommends that a similar game be made but with more physics. They also discuss the game "Foreign," which has a versus mode where the player tries to find all the hidden objects. The host also recommends playing "Frequency," a game where the player has to find the right frequency to stop the aliens from attacking. Finally, the host recommends playing "Chapter Two" of "Foreign."
01:20:00 This video showcases a variety of obscure PS2 games, including whack-a-mole, wooden chopping simulator eccentric puncher, and a Jenga game. The games are played by the hosts as part of a live stream.
01:25:00 This video discusses obscure PS2 games, and includes a brief summary of one game in particular. The game is called "Suzuki bakuatsu" and is about a samurai trying to save his love from a dragon. The video argues that if Square Enix hadn't ruined the gaming industry, indie developers would still be making games like this.
01:30:00 This YouTube video covers the history and obscure PS2 games. It starts with Chill Anarchy, a Shoot Em Up game with notable characters Adon and Samson. After that, Anarchy for PC Engine CD was released, and it was better than the first two games. Finally, Joanna Key for Saturn was released, and it was the last game in the series.
01:35:00 The game, Joe Anaki Say Naruto, is a space adventure game with a Zelda-like graphical style. Players control helpers that circle around the player's craft and absorb various dangers. The game is for fathers, mothers, and sons, and is aimed at supportive mothers and fathers.
01:40:00 This YouTube video introduces a few obscure PS2 games, including "Chill Anarchy" and "Strange & Obscure PS2 Games - Retro Pals." "Chill Anarchy" is a psychedelic shooter, and " Strange & Obscure PS2 Games - Retro Pals " is a collection of strange and obscure games. One of the games in the collection is "Stargate: The First Half Hour," which is a historical drama about the military but drops the military guys in the second half hour. The video also features a theory about why the military was only in the first half hour of the game.
01:45:00 This YouTube video features a selection of obscure PlayStation 2 games that are strange and obscure. Some of the games featured are Psycho, Joanna Key Zero, Triana Key, and Wonder Key. All of the games are playable, but some are better than others. The video finishes with a discussion of the goals of the video and whether they were accomplished.
01:50:00 The video features a variety of bizarre PS2 games, including a title called "Word Image Sound Play Tomato." One of the games features a progression mechanic that Tim and Eric fail to understand.
01:55:00 This YouTube video is a compilation of strange and obscure PS2 games, with the Game Grumps providing commentary. Some of the games featured are Talking Heads, the Pope, and a cosmic alien. The video ends with the announcement of a new retro Pals theme song.

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The YouTube video "Strange & Obscure PS2 Games - Retro Pals" showcases a variety of strange and obscure PlayStation 2 games. Ben, the video's host, discusses the games' features and technology and notes that it would be great if corporations released their products in a more timely manner.