Capcom's Original Survival Horror Classic | SWEET HOME

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  @dungeonchill · 1 year ago · pinned

  People often ask about the background music in the videos, so here you go, in order of appearance:<br> <br>Alone in the Dark - Alone in the Dark <br>Sweet Home - Basement Theme <br> &nbsp; &nbsp; &quot; &nbsp; &nbsp; - Mamiya &amp; Ichirou&apos;s Theme <br> &nbsp; &nbsp; &quot; &nbsp; &nbsp; - Top Floor <br> &nbsp; &nbsp; &quot; &nbsp; &nbsp; - West Island Theme <br> &nbsp; &nbsp; &quot; &nbsp; &nbsp; - Battle Theme <br> &nbsp; &nbsp; &quot; &nbsp; &nbsp; - Mamiya&apos;s Room <br> &nbsp; &nbsp; &quot; &nbsp; &nbsp; - Lobby Theme <br> &nbsp; &nbsp; &quot; &nbsp; &nbsp; - Ending Theme <br> &nbsp; &nbsp; &quot; &nbsp; &nbsp; - Final Battle

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  @Yixdy · 1 year ago

  For the record, what sets your videos apart for me is the dives into background information, interviews, side content, games that came before (and after,) and whatever else I&apos;m forgetting. I hope you can keep doing this forever, man.

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  @thantoaster6297 · 1 year ago

  more than anything, the way you write and structure your points and arguments makes for such a good flow to videos. you lead us in with a great intro and then intersperse talking about the story of the game with other aspects. it makes for really riveting viewing.

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  @ATKOtter · 1 year ago

  There was actually a new fan translation released a few years back that fixes a lot of mistakes in the initial fan translation, and restores references to the movie that were overlooked in the initial translation, or were removed for space constraints.

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  @crizmeow8394 · 1 year ago

  After hearing Sweet Home practically being mentioned in any video that talks about a survival horror game it’s so nice to have a video covering it! Thank you as always for your work :) it’s also very cool to see how its mechanics have been adopted by indie rpg horror games that make use of the software they have to convey scary plots creatively :D

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  @chabbie6629 · 1 year ago (edited)

  Very small detail: The &quot;Tool&quot; is actually a mistranslation. The translator saw the word &quot;doguu&quot; どぐう and confused it with &quot;dougu&quot; どうぐ (swapped the second and third syllables). It&apos;s a reasonable mistake since the first is a very rare word and the second is extremely common.<br><br>A doguu (土偶) is a traditional japanese clay figure. If you google it you&apos;ll realize you&apos;ve probably seen one before.

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  @kemikemi756 · 1 year ago (edited)

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mdXYaPluapg&amp;t=984">16:24</a> You think the Man !!! had influence on the zombie turning towards camera scene in the first moments of Resident Evil ?

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  @quixebee8624 · 11 months ago

  It&apos;s been ages since I&apos;ve seen the movie but I think the reason why Kazuo has a lighter is because it was mentioned he recently gave up smoking &nbsp;and was keeping the lighter as a keep sake? I could be misrembering though.

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  @frost7842 · 1 year ago

  Glad that &quot;that game mentioned in passing in every video about old Japanese horror games&quot; finally got some spotlight. I absolutely adore horror games from 3rd-5th gen consoles, they have that unique vibe to them where they couldn&apos;t really make the horror elements work with limited graphics, so they focused on making them just ooze with atmosphere and charm.

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  @Davtwan · 1 year ago

  A couple of tactical notes for anyone who is interested in going through this game.<br><br>1. Leveling up increases Max HP, but it does not heal you. Moreover, leveling up does not increase defense. This amount of damage an enemy does will always be constant. Saving a couple of Tonics to use after gaining a few levels in the early game is vital.<br><br>2. There are a few rooms in the mansions where there’s no random encounters or traps. Some rooms with one-time traps are also safe to stay due to having no random encounters.<br><br>Good luck and take plenty of notes!

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  @meepmeep7817 · 1 year ago

  Kiyoshi Kurosawa is one of the greatest horror filmmakers ever and Sweet Home is a great schlocky watch, but it’s also so different in tone from the rest of his horror movies. The fact that he indirectly caused Resident Evil to be created is such a funny piece of trivia.

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  @kreitzen3035 · 1 year ago

  I got hospitalized due to a stroke last month. As crappy as the two weeks I spent there were, I have to say that discovering your channel while randomly scrolling on my hospital bed was the definitive highlight of those weeks. <br><br>Your stuff is informative and really well-written, well worth the binge to be sure. You got a nice voice too so sometimes I&apos;d end up falling asleep to a video of yours. Thanks for the upload! My recommendations have been made up of mostly deep-dives like yours and I&apos;m all the more grateful for it.

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