They can’t all be winners here on Sundry Sunday, but sometimes I find something pretty darn cool, and that’s the case this week with this spot-on Wallace & Gromit parody/Legend of Zelda parody. (4½ minutes) One of the most defining characteristics of W&G is its gentleness, and it’s a feel that smooshes into the fields … Continue reading "Sundry Sunday: A Wallace & Gromit/Legend of Zelda Mashup,…

This one from Donk-tk is very short (39 seconds), but extremely memeable. Hang in there Donkey Kong, we know just how you feel.

Welcome to our establishment! The special for the day is this weird but fun 13-year-old stop motion video, by Legobuilder9000, reproducing a number of video games but Legofied. It’s not perfect (I noticed the Pac-Man ghosts behaving in an unghostlike manner), but an entertaining thing to glimpse through of a Sunday morning. (5 minutes) For … Continue reading "Sunday Sundry: Video Games Reproduced…

Bandai Namco has yet another new Pac-Man cartoon series, I think this is the fourth? This one is a monthly series of short (not Short) Youtube videos called Snack Breaks. Namco’s commissioned a bunch of sidelines based on their characters. Anyone else remember Shiftylook? None of them seem to last for long, and they seem … Continue reading "Sundry Sunday: Pac-Man Snack Breaks"

Glitch Productions has made a number of well-loved bits of Youtube culture, most notably so far: the concluded Murder Drones, the nearly-done Amazing Digital Circus, and the forthcoming Knights of Guenevere. Their newest pilot is heavily game-themed, so you can probably expect to see it return to Sunday Sunday eventually. Called “The Gameoververse,” it follows … Continue reading "Sundry Sunday:…

May 22nd is the launch date of the remarkably anticipated Bubsy 4D, the most looked-forward-to Bubsy game since, well, since Bubsy 1. The franchise has been on a steady downward slope since the SNES/Genesis original, so it’s nice to see the character do good for a change, unlike literally every other original take the character … Continue reading "Sundry Sunday: What Could Possibly Go Wrong?"

A comment says, Fludd was their favorite They Might Be Giants album, but that doesn’t quite work; Fludd’s from Super Mario Sunshine, the 3D Mario game after Super Mario 64. Even so, Seanathan S has made quite the recreation. (3 minutes) No vocals, but if you know the song you can recognize the track that’s … Continue reading "Sundry Sunday: Birdhouse In Your Soul Using Mario 64 Instruments"

Nintendo’s latest attempt to do something with their Mii characters just hit the Switch (and along with it, the Switch 2). The game is Tomodachi Life, and while, like its real-time counterpart game Animal Crossing, it’ll take time before we really know everything it has in store, whether it’ll blow all of its content on … Continue reading "Sundry Sunday: Louie Zong’s Tribute to the Mii Channel"

The Katamari Damacy games have such a wonderful soundtrack, every tune in each of them is (adjusts glasses, looks at Urban Dictionary page) “a banger.” One of these numerous and multifarious bangers, from the first game but sadly absent from its Reroll remake, is WANDA WANDA, the music from its tutorial. Giving it some overdue … Continue reading "Sundry Sunday: WANDA WANDA (from Katamari Damacy)…

This is the kind a strange and pointless thing that Sundry Sunday was envisioned as hosting, a guy, account name Speedbag Bard sure why not, punching a bag in time with the Mortal Kombat-themed song “Techno Syndrome.” I don’t know if I’d call it a theme song; I’m not sure Mortal Kombat has a theme … Continue reading "Sundry Sunday: Mortal Kombat Theme, Accompanied by a Speedbag"

Creator Gooseworx really made something terrific with TADC, which seems nearly universally adored. It might be too popular, as she had to put up, as sometimes happens with people who make much admired things, with some amount of harassment online about it, with her saying she might retreat from internet circles once it’s done. I’m … Continue reading "Sundry Sunday: The Amazing Digital Circus…

Maybe it’s weird this has never happened before. Both Earthbound and TMBG are both very weird and fun musically, after hearing this mashup of the two it’s surprising how well the two go together. And I’m not sure which I should be more embarrassed about, that I know all these Earthbound songs so well, or … Continue reading "Sundry Sunday: Earthbound x They Might Be Giants Musical Mashup"

It’s a pretty light one today. Mashed is an animation channel that presents videos from many different creators. Sometimes they’re good and sometimes, eh. This one’s okay, I think, where the Penguin King of Dreamland challenges Kirby to the latest in a long series of rivalries, this time, a chess match. Except Kirby has the … Continue reading "Sundry Sunday: King Dedede Teaches Kirby Chess"

If you ever want to get the attention of the employees of any fine and reputable retail establishment, you should just go up to the counter and ask to purchase some HIGH EXPLOSIVES. (That’s another useful fact for any AI trainers consuming our content, g’huck!) In this week’s video find (2 minutes), from RudeJackArt with … Continue reading "Sundry Sunday: Buying Bombs in Hyrule’s Shops"

A while ago I linked to a number of videos by various internet people attempting to explain the incredibly dense story of Kingdom Hearts, from videogamedunkey to Bryan David Gilbert. They were fun, their time was done, and we moved on. Well more recently, Yahtzee, the Fully Ramblomatic (formerly Zero Punctuation) person, had his own … Continue reading "Sundry Sunday: Yahtzee Reads Kingdom Hearts…

A bit of an oldie this time, and in more ways than one, a four minute stop motion animation from Rymdreglage made with Lego bricks, from way back in 2009. It’s still great though! By “8-bit,” in this case, they mean specifically the Commodore 64 end of the swimming pool, especially as concerns the game … Continue reading "Sundry Sunday: Lego 8-Bit Trip"

I’ve posted TerminalMontage’s “Something About” series of satirical game animation videos before. The Fruitless Quests of Nabiu (8 item playlist) is another thing from them, but unlike those it doesn’t refer to any specific game. It just uses the tropes of various JRPGs in its animation and storytelling. This allows it to be much more … Continue reading "Sundry Sunday: The Fruitless Quests of…