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The last episode of Season 2 of Happy Wheels. Season 3 starts December 9.

I have only seen my grandpa play two games on his PS3: Wolfenstein 3D and this remake of Burger Time. From the images I've managed to find on Google, I think it's called Burger Time: World Tour. From what I've seen, being in his 70's, he is actually pretty good at those games.

Ori and the Blind Forest.

This has been happening to me. It won't let me monetize the videos I uploaded today. It's happening to some other people I know. YouTube needs to get it together.

Ride a motorcycle as a rag-doll zombie and try to get to the graveyard.

I didn't really have one favorite. But if I did, I don't remember which it was. But my favorite games as a kid were Star Fox for the SNES, Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past, and Super Mario World.

So I had finally gotten around to playing this game. I think it looks really nice.

I want to start this off by saying, does this count as a "vlog"? I've never done one before, but someone else described this video as a vlog. So I'm not entirely sure if I have the correct prefix for this thread.

The claim was removed yesterday actually!

It does also seem like the kind of game that could get a lot of attention just from let's plays, seeing as there is no story to spoil. It's all just death and destruction, and custom levels and all that. Yes, that is the channel. But I also came across his Twitter and found a post where he...

There is no forum. But here is the twitter page: https://twitter.com/fancyforce

He actually doesn't have it written on his site that Let's Plays are allowed, but he has shared plenty of videos on Twitter, so he seems to be perfectly okay with it. But that's just the problem. If I'm expected to link to somewhere where it says it's allowed, then I can't choose the option that...

My reason for disputing the claim is that this YouTuber does not own Happy Wheels, and they are claiming my video. But the problem is that YouTube doesn't have "false claims" as a reason to dispute. And they have been claiming other people's videos, if you look at the discussion section of...

In the "copyright claim is not valid" page, I don't know what I am supposed to choose for a claim made on one of my Happy Wheels videos by a YouTube channel called "PeterChaoGames". YouTube really needs to add an option that someone has falsely claimed the video.

This was inspired by the ending cutscene of Ori and the Blind Forest.

I was inspired to make this by Zootopia.

"Are you afraid of me?" This is an image I made in Source Filmmaker this morning. I saw Zootopia for the first time last Sunday, and considered making this, based on one of my favorite scenes from the film.