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This game certainly has it’s sense Parkour Momentum, and it does have that nice invincibility option to allow gamers older and younger: old and new to use that option to practice getting accustomed to the parkour platforming controls, especially if some want to use invincibility mode to just exploration and playing through the game’s story, or turn the invincibility mode off just to play the game for challenges of course, I just got this game on my Nintendo Switch about two or three days and I’m already having fun playing the game already, and I’m basically using invincibility mode just so I could get into the game’s story while also having fun exploring the Castle on the Coast of course, I not really a fan of extremely hard challenges that are difficult and frustrating, as I’m more an Easy Mode type of Gamer who loves to play games for both their stories and for exploration really, and I’m intrigued to have learned that this George the Giraffe character is actually based on a Children’s Hospital giraffe mascot with the same name from a real life Children’s hospital known as the Valley Children’s Healthcare which I didn’t know was actually real, and the fact that this 3D Platformer Indie Game was actually inspired by a children’s healthcare mascot is both touching and intriguing at the same time, I enjoy Challenging Games on occasions sometimes, but just as long as they’re not so frustrating as the frustratingly harder older games the AVGN himself has endured playing back then, but with a fun and simple Indie 3D Platformer such as Castle on the Coast, I’d very much recommend this to Family Gamers of all ages to actually give this game a try and have fun I tell em' what.

This is the Third Best Video Game Movie I’ve seen since Detective Pikachu, and The Angry Birds Movie 2. And I consider both Detective Pikachu and the Sonic Movie my two new Favorite Video Game Movies I’ve ever seen for the first time in a very long time😍. I’ll admit that after so many years since the first Super Mario Bros. Movie in the 90’s, Video Game Movies have been very bad in the very beginning for over 27 years since that Super Mario Movie was made in 1993, sure there are some Video Game movies from those past decades that I still like as cult classics but I’m also aware that they’re not perfect either. But now after 27 years since the first two good video game movies that came out last year, and the third recent good game film that came out this year I saw last month, as of 3-15-2020, the Video Game Movie Curse is finally starting to crack as I’m hoping it’ll finally break. If the next video Movie I see this year turns out to be as good as the other three good game movies that came out recently, and I honestly hope that the 2020’s turns out to be the best decade of video game movies for when the Video Game Movie Curse is finally broken🙏.

That was honestly my new favorite Otherworldly Pixar Movie ever, and one of the recently best Otherworldly Pixar Movies I’ve seen to date as of 3-15-2020 since: Monsters inc and it’s prequel: Monsters University, Inside Out, Pixar’s Coco (because there’s that new Upcoming Pokémon Anime Film called Pokémon Coco it shares that similar name with Pixar’s Coco), and there’s the Upcoming Otherworldly Pixar Movie: Souls which will be coming out in three months. And I bet that Movie might prove itself to be another best Pixar Movie as of this year. I seriously wonder what a cross parody of the Otherworldly Pixar Movies would look like if they had their own Parody crossover of Isekai Quartet and go by the name of Pixar Isekai, Pixar Quartet, or Pixar Animeverse or... something weirdly funny like that? I miss Mad Magazine, I wish that Mad were still alive so that the Mad Magazine team would do an Isekai Quartet Parody crossover of the five major Pixar Parallel Worlds we know today, especially Souls even though it’s not released yet.

I loved playing this Zombie Game from the first Red Dead Redemption game I played on my Xbox 360 ten years ago⏰, and I even bought and played the physical disc version of this Zombie themed Expansion Game that I bought at Best Buy sometime around 2011 or 2013 back then. I played the first RDR game and the disc version of Undead Nightmare on my Xbox 360 back then, I felt the game was a lot of fun😎, and I kinda got into Zombie Franchises in the early 2010’s because of both this expansion zombie game and The Walking Dead Episodic Video Game series I played through in those days and I even used to watch the walking dead tv series in it’s early seasons on Netflix with Mom and our Family Friend (who has just changed his Last name into something hip related last year), and we even watched the first season of Fear the Walking Dead prequel one time, and I watched the Zombie Apocalyptic Ecchi Anime series: High School of the Dead😍. About a decade later as I look back at this Zombie Expansion Game now as I rewatched my favorite campy episodic cutscenes of RDR’s Zombie Expansion Game on YouTube, I can honestly saw that I still love both the original and it’s Zombie Expansion after ten whole years later. I recently came across SNL’s The Walking Dead segment on YouTube last year recently while I was browsing around YouTube videos, and I thought that SNL’s Walking Dead sketch to be insensitive and confusing, because I never really found the SNL parody’s Prejudice driven satire plot for the SNL version of the walking dead to be that funny to me at all, I rewatched the SNL Walking Dead parody on YouTube like 5 or 7 times and I still don’t understand why a Zombie bitten dirty coward played by Kevin Hart who growled those three offensive little words😱 at an SNL parody of the Walking Dead main cast was ever supposed to make me laugh at all😠 since the Prejudice Driven comedy plot just looked and sounded like it just sent out a confusingly mixed message😐, but the Herbert Moon cutscene in RDR: Undead Nightmare where Herbert Moon’s Prejudice had eaten him on the inside and outside like... literally, made me LMAO🤣 that I thought his death was well deserved after Herbert Moon was being too open about his pride and twisted joy of being prejudice about a lot of things that made love hating HM himself, I rewatched that Herbert Moon Cutscene, and I feel that the prejudice lead comedic death makes more sense to me than SNL’s The Walking Dead indirectly trying to make me hate😡 the one guy I love😍 who Played Mouse from the first two Jumanji movies that I... seriously don’t wanna hate😭 in SNL’s the walking dead because of whoever wrote that SNL’s The Walking Dead sketch made Kevin Hart do as part of that script’s confusing message (Wait... Kevin Hart didn’t write that TWD sketch on SNL, did he😱?). I as a morally deep minded person hate all forms of Prejudice👺, as well as Prejudice itself👹 as a whole... wow😳... its no wonder why that one Family Guy episode with Blonde Meg and Ted 2 had made insult jokes towards Saturday Night Live in the first place😔... if you people out there are reading my audience review of Red Dead’s Zombie game right here on Google now? Then I recommend that you watch both the SNL Walking Dead video and the Herbert Moon cutscene from RDR: Undead Nightmare on YouTube altogether and figure out or find out for yourselves which Prejudice driven comedy video makes more sense to you folks out there already. I honestly would love to replay the 1st Dead Redemption game and Undead Nightmare on the Nintendo Switch if Rockstar ever decides to try remaking that game and it’s Zombie Expansion for the Switch platform one of these days🙏.

I spent a whole year on Hulu sporadically rewatching 75% or 83% of the whole series including some episodes I never missed out on when the Show was still in it’s ongoing years of having then upcoming new episodes before it the series finale I saw a ten years ago and three months before... a fan favorite actress’s unfortunate fate. I even came across some of the Rauch Brothers animation team’s old StoryCorps Cartoons I saw in the early 2010’s and rewatched them a decade later as I introduced those old True Story Cartoons to my Bio & Surrogate Grandmothers and my mom to those old YouTube cartoons we watched on my Nintendo Switch console’s TV mode on the living room TV, and rewatching both the old Photorealistic cartoon series by Mike Judge and the StoryCorps Cartoons by the Rauch Brothers had just made me realize and think: if King of the Hill were to come back someday as a Reboot? Then why doesn’t Mike Judge, Fox, or Disney try reinventing the King of the Hill animation and storytelling formula into making the reboot’s animation style a bit more like the Rauch Brothers’s animation style, and the storytelling style of the reboot’s balance of drama and comedy more like the early 2010’s StoryCorps Cartoons’s storytelling style to make the reboot more strongly relatable than what the show tried to be when it made a couple of the best Coming of Age Driven Luanne focused even though there were some later seasons where her personality got a little bit retconned, but at least her character development ended with Luanne starting a family of her own already. Also if King of the Hill does get a Reboot comeback, then the future writers of King of the Hill should reboot Hank and Luanne’s relationship by making Hank act a bit more like a loving Robin Williams like Father Figure to Luanne for once in a KOTH reboot instead of just loving her only in a redundant Lesser Extent that I wish had never existed in the first place because of Hank and Luanne’s lack of a consistently good chemistry back then. I’ll end my review like this now: I wish the King of the Hill early seasons had started off better like the Rauch Brothers StoryCorps cartoons before they existed in the early 2010’s instead of starting off the Early KOTH Seasons like a Beavis and Butthead behavioral knockoff back then, I like the show but I honestly wish that Hank had better chemistry in his relationship with his son: Bobby and Niece: Luanne back then. But at least I know today that the KOTH episodes: Wings of the Dope, Jon Vitti Presents: Return to La Grunta, My own Private Rodeo, Edu-Macating Lucky, and To Sirloin with Love, are still my top five favorite episodes from King of the Hill in my current life today I’ll tell ya’ Hwat’.

I watched this movie years ago on Netflix somewhere around the early to mid 2010’s, I honestly can’t remember which year it was in this now soon to be past decade. The movie that was made in 1996, 60 years after the original phantom character was made in 1936, is a fun goofy bad movie that is now a cult classic these days just like how the rest of overly serious and goofy good and bad movies of the 1980’s and 1990’s have these days. As goofy bad as this movie was, it was also fun and charmingly entertaining. Although I think 80’s cult classics such as 80’s comics, 80’s games, 80’s tv shows, and 80’s movies etc are much better than 90’s cult classics since I think the 80’s was a Golden age of cult classics, but this 90’s cult classic is fun too, It’s got interestingly complex superhero mythical origin to what made the Phantom one of the oldest early 20th century superheroes of his own kind before Superman and Batman, and that’s what I already like about this campy film already. And I know the original Ninja Turtles films are my favorite 90’s cult classics too since I’ll give the 90’s credit as it’s own silver age of cult classics.

OK K.O.! Was such a great action packed animated media franchise since it’s pilot in 2013 and series of guest Animated shorts and a mobile game adaptation in 2016. The show itself had so much life ahead of it as I still can’t believe that this one show that was made in 2017 ended only two short years later in 2019, it had such a spectacularly surreal universe of it’s own, amazing characters, and a variety of fantastic crossovers. Sometimes I wonder if Cartoon Network cancelled this soon to be cult classic cartoon in the next 3 or 4 years in 2022 or 2023 (which later make the OK K.O.! Pilot 10 years old) because the OK K.O.! Universe took place in the fictional year: 201X actually took place in a surrealistic 2010’s decade? I also wonder if Ian JQ has another cartoon series project that I hope to see in the future someday? Anyway this was a great show and I honestly wish this had at least lasted 5 or 6 years in 2022 or 2023 where I bet Show would’ve ended in a conclusive crossover between the show’s team and the pilot’s team working together to save their realities as a ten year anniversary to the OK K.O.! Pilot.