AntDude made a feature-length video about Mario fangames

[Q-Nova]

Thought this would be worth sharing, for those who don't know about it (it came out a couple weeks ago):

NOTE: There's a couple creepy-looking games shown here, although I'm not sure if any disturbing content are shown, but don't take my word for it.



I've not really watched the video myself, but I saw someone else watching it, and from what I can see it seems to cover a wide variety of Mario fangames, many of which are from MFGG. In fact, he showed MFGG at the beginning of the video! Seems like the video is pretty popular; it's the first result I got when I searched "mario fangames" on YouTube! I wonder if there's any increase to traffic on MFGG lately. Kinda neat to see MFGG still get acknowledged by YouTubers even to this day; the forums here may be quiet, but the main site is looking kind of well and alive, especially in the sprites section! It's fun to look at the video's comments and see all sorts of fangame creators giving their thanks for having their game featured!

[Vert]

I skimmed through it (it's long) but this was a neat throwback. I'm legit surprised someone else remembers some of these old games I thought only I played like that old Mario Boss Rush made in Flash.

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[Q-Nova]

Yeah, long is right! I was going to mention that this might be the longest Mario fangame video ever made (aside from videos that just have someone playing fangames, maybe). Are there even any others like this one that pass the 1-hour mark? Also, I like how when Super Mario: Blue Twilight DX was shown, he brought up the fact that it got featured on TV.

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[eddienel10]

It's always great to see MFGG getting recognition, and it's awesome that so many fangame creators are getting a moment in the spotlight, definitely a sign that the community is still alive and thriving.

[edwardneigh]

It's worth mentioning that Psycho Waluigi was made after Toad Strikes Back but before Toadette Strikes and that all three games were made by the very founder of MFGG, Thunder Dragon.