Craziest Xbox Game? 10 MORE WTFs

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·Nov 10, 2024

Vsauce Michael here, coming via webcam in Kansas. I'm headed back to NYC tomorrow, but I wanted to send you 10 quick Vsauce video game wtf's. I was inspired by ACJ 2010's comment about some snow humpers in Doodle Jump. I couldn't find video confirming this, but Vsauce, keep your eyes open!

Moving on, the proper way to decorate a Christmas tree, or if it's too violent for you, here's a cute secret pet in Hell's Highway. Just kidding, it's a weapon! You can [ __ ] it and shoot lasers out of its face! Or if you prefer, check out this custom map from Team Fortress 2 where you fight against Laser Cats. Well, just one giant laser cat.

Help! But Oblivion might have an even creepier creature: a Flying Spaghetti Monster that gets angry. And anger only matched by these riot shields. A more graceful movement can be found in this early Cataclysm glitch where minion succubi could use Whiplash to fling people to stomach-turning heights.

To make up for that long fall, here's a video of an incredibad nude patch for WoW. Oh! And if you put the second player in a bubble for an entire New Super Mario Brothers Wii level and hit A when you reach the flagpole, you win but disappear, and nothing happens ever! I think this is what hell will be like.

But this has got to be Heaven! Developer THCK is working on a Kinect sex game where you can air fondle girls. All the demo videos have been removed from YouTube, and Microsoft says it will never approve the game. But here's something that does exist: click the boat to watch a new show on Vsauce 2 called Boat! It's where you guys get to decide the best of all time. This week, flash mobs. [Music]

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