YMMV / Super Gaming Bros.

• Awesome Ego: Matt. Compared to Johnny and Elliot, he tends to boast about his achievements much more often than they do, and usually likes to poke fun at their incompetent moments, but it only adds to how hilarious he is. Plus, because he thinks so highly of himself, whenever he ends up failing something, it's not only hilarious, but karmic.
• Badass Decay: All three of them have been hit with this at some point.
  • Johnny in the Sonic Generations LP. After playing through many Sonic games very competently, Johnny's skills with Generations appear to be noticeably worse. He repeatedly makes rookie mistakes like falling into bottomless pits or running into enemies over and over again. Johnny died 5 times to Perfect Chaos and got his first Game Over in Crisis City, with some fans negatively comparing it to Arin Hanson. This is justified in the sense that Johnny hasn't played Generations in a while and is very rusty because of it. Even so, some people were slightly disappointed with Johnny playing Classic Sonic's version of City Escape rather poorly when he played extremely well when he and Clement fought each other for the best time several years ago.
  • Elliot in the Five Nights at Freddy's 3 play through. After managing to beat the first game with only one death and the second game only with a few (so far), in this one, he's constantly getting his ass kicked by Springtrap and is having an incredibly hard time. Justified due to the game's increased difficulty.
  • Matt in his playthrough of Resident Evil – Code: Veronica where he dies a few times, but lucks out since dying in a boss fight lets you retry the fight directly. However, he gets killed by a Hunter as Chris and since he didn't save the game, he has to redo the entire scenario from the beginning. Matt falls further in Resident Evil 0 where he dies way more in that game than he did with Code Veronica due to Matt not getting enough practice with the game beforehand, only had played the game twice, and kept going for long sessions without saving (which bit him in the ass many times and he even ripped off his headset and stormed off when he died in a boss fight without saving). For some, it's a bit disheartening to see Matt conquer the classic Resident Evil trilogy without problems and then suffer through a ton of rookie and careless mistakes in the Veronica and Zero installments. For others, Matt's fuck ups is funny to see.
    • Lately, Matt's skills have taken a colossal nosedive. Starting with Resident Evil 0 and going; Matt seems to be more unable to play and talk at the same time and as Johnny caught during his battle against Vamp in the MGS2 run, his anxiety seems to be inhibiting his playing ability. His Fable run was better than the others; but even then its because he had access to multiple Game Breakers at the same time. What's admittedly...off-putting is that Matt's not even caring about his bad ability lately. The fans have been taking him to task reminding him that he sucked horribly at the Crash 2 remake as opposed to Elliot on the Crash 3 run. However, it seems to be averting as of late; as he's finally begun to improve his abilities and start not dying tremendously awful at games again. On his twitter months ago, he did acknowledge that he was getting rusty and lazy with his practicing. Lately, he's averted this. His run of Banjo-Kazooie was one of his best runs and he did most of the heavy lifting on the Cuphead playthrough, though that was more so that Matt had time to practice as opposed to Johnny.
• Base-Breaking Character:
  • Elliot's come under some fire in multiplayer games, owing to his constant screaming and poor sportsmanship when he loses. When it comes to platforming games, viewers will always remind Elliot how he always rushes ahead without looking ahead, which causes him to either be killed by an enemy or fall into a Bottomless Pit that he failed to notice. Johnny calls him out over it during their Cave Story lets play where Elliot kept getting himself killed in the Final Cave segment because he kept running ahead without looking where he was going. ^note Because the game ends if just one of the two players dies and the fact that the Final Cave has no checkpoints, dying sends you all the way back to the start of the cave. Elliot died so much that Johnny temporarily booted him out of the game so that he could do the Final Cave by himself. Elliot also gets some fire for his L.A. Noire lets play (and the revisit on the PS4) where he intentionally tries to run people over, run down hotdog stands, and driving on the wrong side of the street, which frequently has him totaling his car and waste time either finding a new car or running to the mission area on foot so he can keep his old car.
  • Matt's barbed humor has rubbed more than one fan the wrong way on a game, such as one instance during the Conker's Bad Fur Day LP where he made a joke about eel molestation. Matt apologized for this heavily on both the video part and on Twitter, but it still had a few people feeling angry at Matt. Around 2018 and later, Matt's sense of humor had changed and fans took notice. For some, Matt not laughing at jokes he would have laughed in his earlier days is either him being inconsistent with his humor and being an utter killjoy or it's a sign that he's gotten older and is no longer someone making offensive and cringey jokes for the sake of being edgy.
  • Mark in the Smash Bros. videos. He's seen as the underdog to some viewers, while others are annoyed by his complaining and poor sportsmanship. It reared its head again during the group's first Mario Kart 8 match where Mark did nothing but complain whenever he got hit by an item and losing each race. Some feel bad for his bad luck while others were turned off by his whining.
• Broken Base:
  • The decision to use facecam and to pass the controller around for the Team Chaotix run in the Sonic Heroes LP has received mixed reactions from the fans. Some think they help make the run more interesting than the other three teams, others think that the facecam takes focus away from the game and that passing the controller is going to make Team Chaotix's already-long levels last even longer.
  • Their Shadow the Hedgehog LP has attracted a fair amount of scorn. While few people are trying to defend the game, many still feel that the Bros. are blaming the game for several of their own mistakes, with Matt in particular condemning anyone who makes this argument as "apologists". What also didn't help was Johnny was heavily biased against the game due to his past experiences not being very good when he played while Matt and Elliot grew extremely bored and annoyed by the game's flaws as they had to watch Johnny play the entire game nine times before they could see the Last Story segment.
  • The Sly 3: Honor Among Thieves LP was incredibly divisive. Some agreed with the three about the game's problems, while many, especially defenders of the game, felt that like with Shadow the three were unfairly blaming the game for several of their own screwups. The biggest case of this is during the climax of the final job, in the segment where Bentley and Murray must fend off Dr. M and his mutated henchmen. After grabbing the second piece of treasure that must be placed on Dr. M in order to damage him, thugs will start appearing in the room and trap Bentley behind a statue's head with their gunfire, and they must be defeated with Bentley's Grapple-Cam and its turret function. Despite Bentley literally saying that he needs to use the Grapple-Cam, the guys completely miss this hint and Elliot proceeds to get shot up repeatedly by trying to brute force it. When he finally remembers the gadget he needs to use, Johnny and Matt become annoyed and act like the game was at fault for making the solution so obtuse, despite Elliott completely forgetting he had it to begin with (and all them talking over the on-screen tip).
  • Resident Evil 0 is odd about this. Many don't like the playthrough; but unlike the others, at least the trio are acknowledging that Matt didn't get any time to practice the game proper with Matt asking the audience to not take his playthrough as the definitive experience of the game and some of the methods are incredibly stupid if you don't have the foresight ahead of time (chemical puzzle). There's also a small divide among fans over how Matt has been handling the game; some feel that Matt should have taken time to practice because it's cringeworthy seeing Matt die over and over and his refusal to save the game frequently out of fear of being in a dead game only adds to the frustration. Others feel Matt bumbling about is the charm behind the let's play.
  • Elliot's LP of HuniePop had greatly annoyed fans due to Elliot screwing up the dates with the girls (due to not using or buying upgrades that would make the puzzle portions easier to beat) over and over again while claiming he beat the game with 100% Completion twice. He also implies or at least outright states that he beat the game through a war of attrition. Some feel Elliot's constant screw ups are dragging out the LP longer than it needs to and they also believe that Elliot is trolling Johnny just to see him react. Others fans think the LP is hilarious to watch due to Johnny's priceless reactions to the game, including the moments where Johnny acts like he just had a heart attack whenever Elliot lines up the purple broken hearts. In the finale part, it turns out Elliot simply forgot to upgrade his phone and wasn't doing it on purpose, causing Johnny to have a miniature meltdown.
  • Matt handling Silent Hill 3 was long awaited. Matt handling it with all the cheat codes and costumes unlocked was not, apparently.
  • The Link's Awakening DX let's play varies. On the one hand, fans have become disinterested with Johnny getting lost at the last dungeon and the trio hating Eagle's Tower and using it to slam the entire let's play. Further backed by Johnny's own claim that he got disinterested in turtle rock come part 29. Supporters though defend that Turtle Rock is a huge dungeon easy to get lost in and Eagle's Tower always sucked to begin with and that the rest of the LP was for the most part, solid if a touch longer than necessary.
  • Matt's feelings towards the fan favorite anti-hero, Deadpool , has always been highly negative to a point where the intro he uses in the very first part was "I'm in hell", prompt with Elliot saying "Fuck you" without a hint of laughter, making for a uncomfortable intro. Fans felt that the Deadpool playthough was Matt's worst given that while Johnny and Elliot are having a good time with the dialogue and humor, he mainly just groans in the background. This also doesn't help that Matt seems to have a need to say something negative about Deadpool when even mentioned slightly as seen in their Separation Anxiety and X-Men: Arcade playthroughs.
  • Matt's approach to sandbox games. On one hand, his insistence of doing everything in a sandbox is highly irksome for those who want to get a move on and can pad out LPs. On the other hand, compared to Elliot who just plays through plot and misses a lot of secret treasures or shows nothing much off aside from the bare minimum, it's intriguing to see what he can and can't get. Matt also lampshades it on Twitter by acknowledging that his own ADHD is his worst foe on Sandbox games.
  • A lot of Elliot's decisions in the Heavy Rain Redux, up to and including letting Norman die to Mad Jack has split the viewer base between those who want to see something different and those who only wanted Elliot to correct the mistakes he made in the original playthrough (like letting Lauren drown, which he did correct). It also didn't help that Matt convinced Elliot to not restart the segment and continue the game with Norman out of the picture.
  • Comparing the Stick of Truth playthrough to the Fractured But Whole playthrough. Some don't like how much more dour Johnny and Matt are on the game going as far as to call them hypocrites for not laughing at things they surely would've laughed at before. Some also realize that as they've grown older, some topics that they themselves may have laughed at before, are not funny anymore and didn't laugh.
• Crack Pairing: Any of the three with Death whenever they're playing horribly at a game.
• Crosses the Line Twice:
  • At least each of them are guilty of it.
    Johnny: Where do we cross a line?
    Elliot: I don't think there is any line on that.
    Matt: If there was a line, I snorted it.
  • For a specific example, Matt thinking of how each Boo died in Luigi's Mansion.
  • Also whenever Matt's treatment of Chao are brought up.
  • A man's wife is murdered and his daughter kidnapped. Normally one would feel sadness and concern for this man. Not Scumbag Matt however, as he tells the doctor the baby is safe and sound, only to not have the baby lost in the winds.
  • Any joke involving Maria Robotnik's death when Shadow is involved.
  • The jokes that sprang up from an unfortunate typo in one of the levels the trio played in Super Mario Maker.
  • Elliot getting screwed out of his degree is awful. And then Johnny weaponizes it during the Kirby's Epic Yarn, in which Elliot claims the CD patch looks like a buzz saw.
    Johnny: It's a CD! It unlocks music. Do buzz saws play music?
    Elliot: Yes.
    Johnny: What kind of fucked up world are you living in? ONE WHERE YOU DON'T GET DEGREES?
  • Their look at for Iron Lung has Greg mentioning the eerie similarities between the game's hack-job of a submarine and the unfortunate Titan incident of June 2023 when the submersible imploded on a critical depth tour of the Titanic, killing five people. Johnny assures him it won't end the same way.
    Johnny: It's okay, it's fine... Pro Controller. ^Explanation The Titan was radio-controlled with a painfully-cheap Logitech USB controller that lost all functionality when it was impacted against the table.
• Ending Fatigue:
  • The Back to the Future (1989) LP, where the last few parts contain noticeably worse and more irritated commentary, especially on the part of Johnny, in addition to the already anti-climactic ending of the game.
  • The Sonic the Hedgehog (2006) Let's Play. Johnny had already beaten Solaris, but he later did the multiplayer mode with Elliot. Johnny later revisited Sonic '06 to cover Team Attack Amigo to get used to the controls of Sonic 06 for his upcoming review. A year later, Johnny once again returned to Sonic '06 to do the Very Hard Mode DLC. Needless to say, the Sonic 06 Let's Play has gone on far longer than it should have.
  • Though it's a shorter let's play than some other games they've done, Batman: Arkham City slipped into this. Because Elliot chose to leave a majority of the trophies until the post game, most of the parts were nothing more than Batman scouring a huge city for little green trophies, which is as exciting as it sounds.
  • Assertions from fans of the game that Tales of Symphonia was roughly at its halfway point after 50 parts that are 20-30 minutes apiece began to elicit this sentiment from viewers. Hilariously enough, given that the average playthrough (if low-quality) is two-three times that many parts, they did rather well. It did suffer from being a weekend let's play, until an eleventh-hour decision on Johnny's part to upload a new episode on Wednesdays as well for the sake of finishing the game before 2015.
  • The Sonic Heroes LP was destined to be this before it even started. Since the game requires all four teams to be completed to access the final boss, which essentially equates to four mostly identical playthroughs of the same game, both the trio and the viewers started getting sick of it, and it certainly hasn't helped that the last two teams they play as are Team Dark and Team Chaotix, whose levels go on for way too long.
  • Shadow the Hedgehog has the group growing increasingly agitated, bored, and not caring about their lack of enthusiasm due to how many times they had to sit through the game to watch each ending, enduring the bad voice acting and story, and getting more exasperated whenever Johnny dies in a boss fight. During the fight against Sonic and the Diablon, the group actually ran out of things to talk about. There are also complaints about Elliot's editing, using mostly the same transitions and adding a fart noise with every Chaos Blast, being too repetitive.
  • The quality of the commentary and playthrough in The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening has gone down for many fans as the series went on. Johnny's constant circling the same areas multiple times due to him not knowing where everything caused some parts to drag out longer than it needed to be and it gets worse as he progresses further in each dungeon. The lets play is over 20 parts, which some feel is too long for game's small size and was only extended by Johnny constantly getting lost or hitting a wall on what to do next. Turtle Rock has Johnny not only frustrated with the design of the dungeon and the controller giving him problems, but he also runs out of things to talk about as he keeps revisiting the same rooms over and over while trying to figure out where to go next. Even Elliot and Matt don't have much to add for the commentary with Johnny's frustrations affecting the game. Some people are also blaming Elliot for not cutting out parts where Johnny wanders aimlessly. Johnny later posted a response to the criticism he gotten by admitting that he was bad at the game but he wouldn't lose any sleep over it and the game was almost done anyway. At the start of part 29, Johnny makes it clear that he's indifferent to the game and is burnt out playing it.
  • Fable was worn down by the viewers very quickly with the most common complaint being that it was boring to watch due to the game having a lot of sidequests and other things to grind for. The let's play took forty seven parts to complete, which had many people wondering throughout the whole thing "When is this going to end?" The viewers enjoyed the commentary and simply felt that the game may not have been suitable let's play material.
  • Jersey Devil has also gained a "when is this going to end" reaction from fans, mostly from after the game's scrappy level. Between the Difficulty Spike towards the end of the game, the length of the game itself, the samey level designs, and Johnny growing increasingly bored in the LP, a lot of fans feel the game is incredibly weak for a Halloween-fest.
• Ensemble Dark Horse:
  • After Crash Bandicoot 3, Elliot became this.
  • Mark became one after Slender and New Super Mario Bros. U.
  • Uncle Greg has shown up occasionally on the channel, and he has a down-to-earth style contrasting Elliot and Matt - while bringing a funny sense of humor relevant and topical to the game in question. Since the return of the SGB crew in 2023, he has become a regular member.
  • Omega is very well-liked among the guys, especially Matt.
• Game-Breaker: The guys claimed that Ned Flanders was the most broken character in The Simpsons Wrestling. Flanders' main gimmick is that, upon being knocked out, he'll immediately revive, forcing the likely worn-down opponent to continue fighting him in that single round. That's not the only divine intervention at play; Flanders' lightning attack is among the most powerful projectiles in the game, if not the most powerful.
• Growing the Beard:
  • Elliot was extremely ditzy, poorly knowledgeable on subjects that are common knowledge, prone to making the same mistakes in the games he played repeatedly, and had a tenancy to scream a lot or making other equally annoying noises. He would also frequently get excitable, which made him borderline yell in a high pitched voice. As time went on, Elliot toned down his negative qualities and gives commentary on par with Johnny and Matt while also showing off what he knows whenever he gets to play a game for the channel. Most of the changes could be chalked up to Elliot maturing from his young teenage years. Another part of Elliot's change was due to him getting used to commentating while playing games since when he first started out, trying to talk and play at the same time caused him to make a ton of mistakes in game.
  • Matthew also started off very divisive as well for crossing the line and not showing any repentance for it. Lately, he's toned down the trolling or acting like a dickhead. If he does on occasion (as sometimes he does tend to speak without thinking), he's likely to apologize on it either in a comment or on Twitter if he's called out on it; and he tries not to say things he's going to regret. He does mention that he's not proud of some earlier jokes that he used to make; but does acknowledge that what's done is done, and that he has improved his commentary and his personality to avoid really sexist jokes. Also, he changed up his commentary focus to understanding character motivations or why he thinks a developer would do a design choice or something in the game to either challenge John's criticism or to elaborate and explore it.
• Harsher in Hindsight:
  • In Sonic Hacking Contest 2014 (Day 3), Elliot tells Ryan how he can't wait until Silent Hills comes out.
  • After they completed their Let's Play of Kingdom Hearts, the I.5 Remix collection was announced for the PS3. They were left disappointed that they didn't wait longer to play the game, since I.5 contains the Final Mix version of the game in it, as well as the game in HD, rather than the SD PS2 version they played. Makes you wonder how they felt about the fact that both I.5 and II.5 were rereleased on PS4 almost a year after they finished the playthrough of II Final Mix for their channel, fixing several noted problems from the PS3 port of the game, as well as increased visual fidelity.
    • Johnny's now making up for it a bit by replaying the first game through the PS4 port through Twitch streams doing a level 1 run of the game, which he's said he'll also do for at least KH2 as well.
  • During one playthrough, Matt quipped that at some point, you'll be charged by publishers to even finish the game. Asura's Wrath has Capcom charge players $7.99 for what is known as the true ending, albeit not as a plan so much as a compromise for not being able to realize a proper sequel.
  • In the group's Resident Evil 2 playthrough, Matt makes a Hitler joke by shouting "SIEG HEIL!" when he had Johnny raise Leon's arm up to make him look like he was doing the Nazi salute. Becomes a lot less funny by the late 2010s when Nazism re-emerged into society. Matthew also admits that in hindsight he wishes he never made that joke in the first place; calling it something stupid he wishes he never uttered and ruined the let's play as a result.
• He Panned It, Now He Sucks!: Inverted with the Five Nights at Freddy's series. Johnny, Elliot and Matt liked the idea behind the games and thought it was a fresh take on it; and the fans didn't seem to like that.
• Hilarious in Hindsight:
  • In the first part of their Resident Evil remake let's play, the trio joke about how the game is being played in first person when they see Joseph's perspective through his camera and go "First person? In my Resident Evil?" Resident Evil 7: Biohazard would come out years later and be the first mainline game to be played in first person.
  • Remember at the beginning of the Crash Bandicoot 3: Warped Let's Play when Johnny states that he would never commandeer the controller? Apparently Johnny didn't, but one probably can't think of any promises made when they're foaming at the mouth in a bloodthirsty rage because the brother holding the controller is continuously using it to steer the game character into several obvious, snail-paced hazards and two inch wide pits.
  • In Part 1 of the Super Mario World LP, John jokingly threatened to murder Elliot if he dies in a Switch Palace stage. As it turns out in the next part Elliot dies in the Switch Palace stage.
  • In Mario Kart Wii, Elliot asks Matt/Bob Ross, "Since when was Bob Ross a rapper?". 5 months later, this came out.
  • In Clayfighter 63 1/3, Johnny makes a reference to Boogerman. Boogerman is an unlockable fighter in Clayfighter 63 1/3.
  • Part 21 of Persona has Matt saying Hei Yu (the main character he named) in the parallel world talks because it he's a different version of Hei Yu in another world whereas the real Hei Yu never speaks. Little did they know that a few months later after the lets play was finished, Link would get an alternate world version of himself that also talks in The Legend of Zelda: A Link Between Worlds.
  • In Five Nights at Freddy's 2 Johnny joked that "by Halloween Fest 2015, Five Nights at Freddy's 4 may already be released." Guess what's getting released on Halloween 2015?
  • When Matt played Resident Evil, he noted that he doesn't trust his luck around the Hunters and that he should save his progress, causing Johnny to quip with "It'd really suck if you died." Fast forward to Resident Evil – Code: Veronica where Matt gets killed by a Hunter and has to restart from the beginning of Chris's story due to not saving his progress.
  • In part 3 of their Mortal Kombat 9 let's play after Scorpion killed Sub-Zero, Matt said: "And no. They did not resolve it over tea and a light crumpet." Years later in Mortal Kombat X, Hanzo and Kuai Liang!Sub-Zero have tea trying to resolve their feud.
  • In the Metroid Finale, Elliot questions the possibility of a first person Star Wars game. Two years later...
  • In Super Mario 64 Part 1, Elliot wonders if the group will ever get to Gex. The same day the video was uploaded, BrainScratch Commentaries posted the first part of their Gex playthrough.
  • In the Pokémon Red LP, Matt dreads the possibility of Lapras becoming extinct by Gen 7 due to its critically endangered status. Come Pokémon Sun and Moon, and they have instead become overabundant due to protection efforts.
  • In Fable - Part 31 Matt jokingly says that E3 will announce Beyond Good & Evil 2. Matt ended up being proven right. ^note The video was recorded before E3
    • Matt also stated that there would be no Kingdom Hearts III footage shown. While it wasn't shown during a conference, a trailer showcasing gameplay footage was released during E3.
  • During the Crash Bandicoot 2 playthrough, Elliot made a comment expressing a desire to redo his Crash Bandicoot 3: Warped playthrough, which was filled with mistakes. This would eventually happen after the release of the N-Sane Trilogy, as Elliot is playing the remade version of Warped for the channel (with Johnny playing the first game and Matt playing the second, like before).
  • In the group's Resident Evil 2 lets play, they discuss the idea of the game getting a remake, but decide it won't come out given Capcom's track record. Johnny then wonders if the remake would use the classic fixed camera angles or go for the over the shoulder perspective like in Resident Evil 4. Three years later, Capcom announces a remake for the game and it was then released four years after that with the game using the Always Over the Shoulder camera.
  • During a livestream, somebody proceeded to make a joke about Elliot and Sabrina getting engaged. Guess what happened before the stream ended.
• Like You Would Really Do It: Subverted, Johnny stated he wanted to do a drunken let's play and after a while word of it died down... ...until THIS came out.
• Memetic Mutation:
  • "ELLIOT, SERIOUSLY".
  • "Into the VOID!". Almost every one of his videos contains jokes about The Void and Ex-Death from Final Fantasy V.
  • "Ah, come on man!!". This is Elliot's reaction whenever someone beats him in a Smackdown Sunday video.
  • Fuzzy Meatloaf.
  • World Fuck is another one to add on if the comments on that video keep going.
  • "And from Vishnu to you: it's Persona 1"
  • Johnny's Luigi impersonation.
  • After L.A. Noire, giving Cole Phelps a new career became incredibly popular.
  • "You fuck young boys, x?"
  • Elliot's insane driving in L.A. Noire.
  • "Did Elliot gain Matt's weight?" said by many fans in the comments in the group's live action LP of 1-2-Switch where Matt had lost some weight while Elliot gained a considerable amount.
  • Wonky Dick!^note Originated in the Crash Bandicoot N. Sane Trilogy playthrough of Crash 2, referring to whenever Matt struggles with the game's redesigned hitboxes for Crash.
  • Battle Axe Amy from the Sonic Adventure stream had gained a bunch of fan art of Amy Rose wielding a Battle Axe like a Barbarian.
• Most Wonderful Sound:
  • Johnny's Manic Depressed Luigi voice whenever he pulls it out.
  • Johnny's laugh is also this for how infectious and memetic it is.
• Never Live It Down:
  • Matt drowning in Angel Island Zone. Subverted in the fact that he doesn't really care.
  • Elliot's game over in World 1-1 and dying in a Switch Palace in Super Mario World. The embarrassment lives on in both Super Mario Maker and Super Mario Maker 2 where fans would troll Elliot by submitting levels that are recreations of 1-1 and some being nothing but the infamous pits that Elliot kept falling into.
  • Speaking of Elliot, almost all of Crash 3. Though he would redeem himself in the N. Sane Trilogy re-visit.
• So Bad, It's Good: Shadow of Destiny was a delightfully absurd romp involving pointless time travel scenarios, convoluted and wildly unintuitive solutions to mundane problems, and the most ineffectual protagonist ever to star in a video game. Elliot had long wanted to play the game for the channel, and the game made for one of SGB's funniest.
  • Mortal Kombat Mythologies: Sub-Zero was a great run combined with the infinite lives code to showcase the hilarious ways the character died via pitfalls; when Matt wasn't also showing off the other various fatalities. The run alone was funny but the trio admit that there were some great ideas in there and the idea was there even if the execution fell flat.
• Tearjerker: The announcement that Super Gaming Bros would be ending at the end of 2020 die to the COVID-19 Pandemic and real life obligations making it even more difficult for everyone to get together for a session. This left their LPs of Final Fantasy VII, Saints Row 2, and Spiderman 2 unfinished. For many people who've been watching the channel for over a decade, it really felt like the End of an Era. On a happier note, the group announced their return to the LP scene in June 2023 and they opened with a bang with Mario Party Superstars. The amount of people overjoyed (and some likely crying tears of joy) seeing Johnny and the rest returning after a few years of hiatus is something to behold
• The Woobie: Jun Kashihara of the Innocent Sin LP. Matt chides it in a way that doesn't demean Jun, saying things like "This is going to hurt Jun but that's because the world isn't done taking a shit on Jun."