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** The ad in "Wii Games for Girls" congratulates Nord VPN for winning the title of Product of the Year, before pointing out that it now stands alongside humorously lame stuff such as brands of sponges and cat litter.

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** The ad in "Wii Games for Girls" congratulates Nord VPN for winning the title of Product of the Year, before pointing out that it now stands alongside humorously lame stuff such as brands of sponges and cat litter. In the actual episode's introduction, Fred answers Seb he has no idea what a VPN is when Seb tells he'll install a VPN on Fred's computer.
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** In the alternate universe opening credits of "Wii Games for Girls", Fred has been replaced by his female alternate universe counterpart, but the original male Fred and Seb plushies can be seen on a shelf. Also, while his face has been replaced in the logo, the title still says "''Joueur du Grenier''" (masculine form) instead of the feminine form "''Joueuse du Grenier''" (though this is fixed in the actual video's name on Youtube).
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Frédéric "Fred" Molas (born 26 November 1982), a.k.a. ''[[https://www.youtube.com/user/joueurdugrenier Le Joueur du Grenier]]'' ("The Attic Gamer") is a French Website/YouTube-based retro video game {{review}}er who plays mostly [[Horrible/VideoGameGenerations horrible]] (and mostly [[TheProblemWithLicensedGames licensed]]) games since 2009, but also a few merely NintendoHard games, with his sidekick Sébastien Rassiat (born 12 October 1982) (a.k.a. Seb). The [=JdG=] team received a third member (Karim Debbache, host of ''WebVideo/{{Crossed}}'') in early 2013, who mostly serves to write some videos' scenarios and occasionally makes a cameo.[[note]]he left the team in 2023 to focus on streaming[[/note]] In late 2019, WebVideo/{{Sad Panda|QAndA}} also joined the team as a manager for planning, casting and production, as well as doing behind-the-scenes videos on recent episodes.

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Frédéric "Fred" Molas (born 26 November 1982), a.k.a. ''[[https://www.youtube.com/user/joueurdugrenier Le Joueur du Grenier]]'' ("The Attic Gamer") is a French Website/YouTube-based retro video game {{review}}er who plays mostly [[Horrible/VideoGameGenerations horrible]] (and mostly [[TheProblemWithLicensedGames licensed]]) games since 2009, but also a few merely NintendoHard games, with his sidekick Sébastien "Seb" Rassiat (born 12 October 1982) (a.k.a. Seb).1982). The [=JdG=] team received a third member (Karim Debbache, host of ''WebVideo/{{Crossed}}'') in early 2013, who mostly serves to write some videos' scenarios and occasionally makes a cameo.[[note]]he left the team in 2023 to focus on streaming[[/note]] In late 2019, WebVideo/{{Sad Panda|QAndA}} also joined the team as a manager for planning, casting and production, as well as doing behind-the-scenes videos on recent episodes.
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* ArtisticLicense: The ''Mission: Impossible'' review ends with gameplay footages of Fred discovering combat controls aren't disabled in the DevelopersRoom, then he vents his frustration by beating the game developers' virtual avatars. In a live comment, Fred clarified the sequence is a heavily edited montage of several very short footages from distinct playthroughs (in real life, it's possible to kill one of those [=NPCs=] with quick enough button-mashing and some luck, but they all turn hostile once you attack one, and their attacks are [[OneHitKill One-Hit Kills]]).
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* JerkassHasAPoint: In the first ''Dragon Ball'' film reviewed, Master Roshi now wants to see Bulma naked. Oolong (who was introduced as wanting to marry Bulma) jumps in to condemn this disgusting behavior.

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* JerkassHasAPoint: In the first ''Dragon Ball'' film reviewed, Master Roshi now wants to see Bulma naked. Oolong (who was introduced as wanting to marry Bulma) a clearly underaged girl) jumps in to condemn this disgusting behavior.
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* EpicFail: In the ''Shitty Games Tier List'' video, this is what it takes for a game to earn the "Divine Purge" category. Not only it must fail as a game, but it must fail in a truely grandiose fashion, where not a single stone is left unfailed.

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* EpicFail: In the ''Shitty "Shitty Games Tier List'' List" video, this is what it takes for a game to earn the "Divine Purge" category. Not only it must fail as a game, but it must fail in a truely truly grandiose fashion, where not a single stone is left unfailed.

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* EsotericHappyEnding: PlayedForLaughs at the end of the third RPG special where the old sage says that "The world is finally at peace", only for the camera to step back to show that the castle, the village and the forest around the heroes are on fire.

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* EpicFail: In the ''Shitty Games Tier List'' video, this is what it takes for a game to earn the "Divine Purge" category. Not only it must fail as a game, but it must fail in a truely grandiose fashion, where not a single stone is left unfailed.
* EsotericHappyEnding: PlayedForLaughs InUniverse at the end of the third RPG special where the old sage says that "The world is finally at peace", only for the camera to step back to show that the castle, the village and the forest around the heroes are on fire.
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** The ad in ''Wii Games For Girls'' congratulates Nord VPN for winning the title of Product of the Year, before pointing out that it now stands alongside humorously lame stuff such as brands of sponges and cat litter.

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** The ad in ''Wii "Wii Games For Girls'' for Girls" congratulates Nord VPN for winning the title of Product of the Year, before pointing out that it now stands alongside humorously lame stuff such as brands of sponges and cat litter.



** ''Wii Games For Girls'' is essentially written as [[GenderBentAlternateUniverse the alternate universe counterpart]] of ''Fighting Games #2'', featuring a similar premise and a few of the same jokes.

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** ''Wii "Wii Games For Girls'' for Girls" is essentially written as [[GenderBentAlternateUniverse the alternate universe counterpart]] of ''Fighting "Fighting Games #2'', #2", featuring a similar premise and a few of the same jokes.



** The 2013 fighting games video features most of the [=NESBlog=] team, [[WebVideo/WhatTheCut Antoine Daniel]], and [[spoiler:Benzaie and Bob Lennon (only in the multiple ending)]].

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** The 2013 fighting games "Fighting Games" video features most of the [=NESBlog=] team, [[WebVideo/WhatTheCut Antoine Daniel]], and [[spoiler:Benzaie and Bob Lennon (only in the multiple ending)]].



** In ''Wii Videogames for Girls'', the core of the video consists in Fred and Seb watching a Gender-Flipped version of the show thanks to a "VPN" allowing to access alternate universes' versions of Youtube (the pretext for the reviews is the girls playing video games at a slumber party).

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** In ''Wii Videogames "Wii Games for Girls'', Girls", the core of the video consists in Fred and Seb watching a Gender-Flipped version of the show thanks to a "VPN" allowing to access alternate universes' versions of Youtube (the pretext for the reviews is the girls playing video games at a slumber party).



* GenderBentAlternateUniverse: The Mid-Review Sketch of ''Wii Videogames for Girls'' is about Seb using a "VPN" to access alternate universe versions of Youtube, and finding one where the ''Joueur du Grenier'' show exists but Fred and Seb's counterparts are women (the opening credit is a careful recreation of the original one where Fred is replaced by the actress and the "one, two, three, four" vocals are pronounced by a woman).

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* GenderBentAlternateUniverse: The Mid-Review Sketch of ''Wii Videogames "Wii Games for Girls'' Girls" is about Seb using a "VPN" to access alternate universe versions of Youtube, and finding one where the ''Joueur du Grenier'' show exists but Fred and Seb's counterparts are women (the opening credit is a careful recreation of the original one where Fred is replaced by the actress and the "one, two, three, four" vocals are pronounced by a woman).



* RedheadedStepchild: [=JdG=] is guilty of this in the 2013 fighting games video, when he says that Ryu being redheaded is one of the numerous flaws of the first ''Street Fighter'' game.

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* RedheadedStepchild: [=JdG=] is guilty of this in the 2013 fighting games "Fighting Games" video, when he says that Ryu being redheaded is one of the numerous flaws of the first ''Street Fighter'' game.



** In [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MqDWL0MgAtc the 2nd fighting games video]], we have Dorian from 3615 Usul who [[SpitefulSpit spits]] on Usul offscreen after losing to him, and Seb who's beating up the console with a baseball bat.

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** In [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MqDWL0MgAtc the 2nd fighting games "Fighting Games" video]], we have Dorian from 3615 Usul who [[SpitefulSpit spits]] on Usul offscreen after losing to him, and Seb who's beating up the console with a baseball bat.



** In the 2013 fighting games video:

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** In the 2013 fighting games "Fighting Games" video:
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** The ad in ''Wii Games For Girls'' congratulates Nord VPN for winning the title of Product of the Year, before pointing out that it now stands alongside humorously lame stuff such as brands of sponges and cat litter.


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** ''Wii Games For Girls'' is essentially written as [[GenderBentAlternateUniverse the alternate universe counterpart]] of ''Fighting Games #2'', featuring a similar premise and a few of the same jokes.
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* FramingDevice:
** In the ''TMNT'' specials, the whole review is an eulogy pronounced during the funerals of the ''TMNT'' franchise.
** In the first FMV episode, the review itself is inside a ''Joueur du Grenier''-themed FMV game developped by Mauvais Jeux, Inc. and played by Fred.
** In ''Wii Videogames for Girls'', the core of the video consists in Fred and Seb watching a Gender-Flipped version of the show thanks to a "VPN" allowing to access alternate universes' versions of Youtube (the pretext for the reviews is the girls playing video games at a slumber party).


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* GenderBentAlternateUniverse: The Mid-Review Sketch of ''Wii Videogames for Girls'' is about Seb using a "VPN" to access alternate universe versions of Youtube, and finding one where the ''Joueur du Grenier'' show exists but Fred and Seb's counterparts are women (the opening credit is a careful recreation of the original one where Fred is replaced by the actress and the "one, two, three, four" vocals are pronounced by a woman).
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* OurZombiesAreDifferent: In the ''Resident Evil movies'' video, Fred introduces the third type of classical zombies: there are the slow walkers as in ''ComicBook/TheWalkingDead'', the fast infectees as in ''Film/TwentyEightDaysLater''... and the third is the zombies in ''Film/ResidentEvilWelcomeToRaccoonCity'', the RuleOfScary Zombies, which have a knack for spectacle and attack specifically to cause a JumpScare. Fred even interviews a director who's such a zombie and who specifically asks his actors to make rolls and cartwheels to attack from improbable angles.
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** The ''James Bond Jr.'' has a gameplay scene where the plane piloted by the player is [[OneHitPointWonder instantly destroyed after its hit-box touches a leaf protruding from a tree branch]]. The episode's Mid-Review Sketch ends with the big bad (the CEO of Mauvais Jeux Inc. in his first appearance) fleeing in a helicopter and hitting a leaf.

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** The ''James Bond Jr.'' episode has a gameplay scene where the plane piloted by the player is [[OneHitPointWonder instantly destroyed after its hit-box touches a leaf protruding from a tree branch]]. The episode's Mid-Review Sketch ends with the big bad (the CEO of Mauvais Jeux Inc. in his first appearance) fleeing in a helicopter and hitting a leaf.

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