History LetsPlay / Supergreatfriend

** In ''VideoGamet/SpyFiction'', he plays Sheila as a generally competent and stealthy agent, while playing Billy as a violent HeroicComedicSociopath who believes MurderIsTheBestSolution. [[FunnyMoments It's hilarious.]]

** ''[[VideoGame/OperatorsSide Lifeline]]'' has him in stitches as early as the first episode, as he desperately tries to get the main character to just look at some things on a table. As the playthrough goes on, the game's voice recognition being unreliable, and having to try and guess what he needs to say to make Rio do what he needs, causes him to visibly lose his patience.

** ''[[VideoGame/OperatorsSide Lifeline]]'' has him in stitches as early as the first episode, as he desperately tries to get the main character to just look at some things on a table.

** In ''VideoGamet/SpyFiction'', he plays Sheila as generally competent agent, while playing Billy as a violent HeroicComedicSociopath who believes MurderIsTheBestSolution. [[FunnyMoments It's hilarious.]]

** In ''VideoGamet/SpyFiction'', he plays Sheila as generally competent, stealthy agent, while playing Billy as a violent HeroicComedicSociopath who believes MurderIsTheBestAnswer. [[FunnyMoments It's hilarious.]]

Other games he's LP'd include:

Games he's played through on Stream Friend include:

* TrueArtIsIncomprehensible: He attempts to defy this with ''VideoGame/Killer7'', trying really hard to explain the events of the games plot, connecting the many thematic elements and have it be coherent, diving into a dearth of supplementary material to do so. Even then, there are still points where SGF just says there aren't any good answers.

* {{Corpsing}}: He tries to stay quiet during any cutscenes. But [[spoiler: Delta revealing his ability to Mind Hack]] near the end of ''VideoGame/ZeroTimeDilemma'' was enough to make him burst into laughter

--> [[spoiler: There was a fourth member of Q Team that was just off-screen the whole game]]? ''That's'' the twist? That is by far the ''dumbest'' thing that's been in ''any'' of these games! That's dumber [[TakeThat than a David Cage plot twist]]!

--> [[spoiler: There was a fourth member of Q Team that was just off-screen the whole game]]? ''That's'' the twist? That is by far the ''dumbest'' thing that's been in ''any'' of these games! That's dumber than a David Cage plot twist!

* TrueArtIsIncomprehensible: He attempts to defy this with ''VideoGame/Killer7'', trying really hard to explain the events of the games plot and have it be coherent, diving into a dearth of supplementary material to do so. Even then, there are still points where SGF just says there aren't any good answers.

* TrueArtIsIncomprehensible: He attempts to subvert this with ''VideoGame/Killer7'', trying really hard to explain the events of the games plot and have it be coherent, diving into a dearth of supplementary material to do so.

* TrueArtIsIncomprehensible: He attempts to subvert this with ''VideoGame/Killer7'', trying really hard to explain the events of the games plot and have it be coherent, diving into a dearth of untranslated supplementary material to do so.

* OffModel: One of his many problems with the ''Killer7'' comic book, with it's awkward facial expressions, bizarre perspectives, and Coyote's absurdly huge gun frequently pointed out as he goes along.

* TrueArtIsIncomprehensible: He attempts to subvert this with ''Killer7'', trying really hard to explain the events of the games plot and have it be coherent, diving into a dearth of untranslated supplementary material to do so.

* ShownTheirWork: His research into the subject of his games is pretty well done, bringing up the development history of some of the games.

His most notable work may be his very thorough LP of ''VideoGame/DeadlyPremonition''. Another project of his that merits a mention is his [[http://www.youtube.com/user/supergreatfriend#g/c/FEEB712170E13467 "Demo Friend"]] feature, wherein he does mini-[=LPs=] of a variety of game demos (originally just [[XBox360 XBox Live Arcade]] games, but now branching out a bit), including features on XBLA's indie games market (which tends to be highly subject to SturgeonsLaw).

* EvolvingCredits: In his playthrough of ''VideoGame/ResidentEvil7Biohazard,'' he gradually replaces scenes from the opening sequence with scenes from ''VideoGame/{{Illbleed}}.''

** tends to Replying with "Tell us aaaall about it." whenever someone mentions a (pseudo)scientific or philosophical concept in ''Virtue's Last Reward'' or ''Zero Tile Dilemma'', after having experienced how the first game in the trilogy, ''999'', had a habit of going on lengthy ContemplateOurNavels tangents on such topics.