You Can Play This! is an Internet review show formerly on That Guy With The Glasses by Justin Carmical, a.k.a. Jew Wario. It focuses on Japanese import games which, as the title of the show suggests, can be played by people who can't speak Japanese. Jew Wario reviews the games and gives the audience hints how to play successfully.You Can Watch This Here. Or on Blistered Thumbs here. Jew Wario also has a live stream here, where he regularly streams every Friday and on which he often has producers from TGWTG as guests as well as PatTheNESPunk.As of February 15th, 2013, Justin has left TGWTG. He will continue to make content for YouTube and his own site, but his reasons for leaving are still unclear.
This show contains the following Tropes:
Acting for Two: Justin plays both Jew Wario and Yanki J, and occasionally others like Jareth and Mario.
Combined Energy Attack: The conclusion of the WA☆RI☆ON Saga: Jew Wario has his fans give him their positive energy, giving him — and Yanki J. — the power to defeat the evil.
Creepy Doll: Justin is scared witless of dolls, as evidenced in his J-Dub in the Dark playthroughs of Fatal Frame. He claimed on a livestream that this is because a family member of his has an extensive collection of some really freaky-looking dolls.
Has currently reviewed the first three Pokemon movies with Suede and Linkara.
Delinquent: Yanki J. was one when he was younger, and still dresses like one.
Discard and Draw: The Negadub drains the WA☆RI☆ON powers from Justin ending the legacy of the WA☆RI☆ON... but then Justin gets the improved Rider belt (in the form of a portable Famicom system) and becomes the Famikamen Rider.
Doctor Who, particularly the classic years. He's made it well-known that he loves the late Elisabeth Sladen, who played Sarah Jane Smith.
He adores Kamen Rider, which eventually led to the creation of his Famikamen Rider character. There isn't a weekly stream that goes by where it's not mentioned at least once.
Jojos Bizarre Adventure. In his review for the Ougen No Kaze PS2 game, he talks about how he got the SNES game (that was never released outside of Japan) the day it came out, and got both the Japanese and American releases of the fighting game for both the PS1 and Dreamcast. And he's been reading the series since 1987, long before anyone stateside had even heard of the series.
The Ghost: Anyone other than Mario in the Mario Monologues.
Ghost Memory: JDub carries the memories and personalities of his Warion predecessors in his mind. Or at least, he did until the Negadub killed him and drained him of his powers.
Yanki also qualifies. He may treat JewWario like crap, beating him up on a regular basis and stealing his things, but deep down he truly cares about him.
He admitted in an interview that while he doesn't actually consider himself an "animal person" (and prefers felines of the partially human variety), he doesn't mind playing the part for his videos.
The Lancer: Yanki J. He is usually sarcastic, and can sometimes be downright obnoxious, in contrast to Jew Wario's niceness.
Real Men Wear Pink: Justin proudly (and frequently) sports a pair of badass pink Converse sneakers. In spring 2012, he sold the pair he wore in both Kickassia and Suburban Knights on eBay.
Yanki J will take time out from discussing hitting someone with a baseball bat to mention his love of enka music.
Real Song Theme Tune: "Funk Fujiyama" by Kome Kome Club. Initially he used the original, then he used a cover. He now switched to an original song.
The Quickie episodes have Gates of Thunder by one of Justin's Friends, Jonathan "GameJew" Mann.
Refusal Of The Call: In the WA☆RI☆ON Saga, Yanki J. refused the position, so it was passed on to Jew Wario.
The Rival: In the Mario Monologues, Wario. Fucker owes him five bucks!
Death of the Warion Part 2 opens with Jew Wario coming back to life and the Big Bad quoting Niska from Firefly : "When you die, I can't hurt you anymore, and I want two days at least. Minimum."
Classic Doctor Who episodes—and especially reunions with "old friends" from the classic show in the new series.
Tsundere: His wife seems to invoke this in some of her appearances in his videos. There was the time she hit him every time he started spacing out because of Konami Lady, and another when she hit J.Wario's face when he started to annoy her with a "Not touching you!" routine.
Wham Episode: Part 1 of "Death of a Warion", which ends with Justin coming downstairs and being being fatally stabbed in the stomach by the NegaDub. The final scene shows Justin dying on his basement floor.
Your Princess Is In Another Castle: Jew Wario and Yanki defeat the Evil....but it turns out it was Yanki's Evil. The Evil Jew Wario must face has yet to come.
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