ABE 99 GAMESPEAK + SHORT GAMEPLAY
 

This is a seriously great find. Thanks a bunch for sharing. Is there a PC version? Will this be released on Steam one day?

no problem ;)

no , Abe a gogo was released for ps1 and PC (infact avaible on Steam) , but Abe 99 was released only for ps1

Haha sounds like he's saying 'Come On!' As follow me :P

He is saying 'come on' as 'follow me'

I'm pretty sure we all know what Abe 99 and Abe a Gogo are, I don't think we need an entire thread about a video of AE in Japanese. It's kind of pointlessly spammy, if you ask me.
It is?

e: Speedy shit

Laughs at you and your slow posting-ness

A lot of the threads made just to showcase a single Oddworld related video come across as spammy to me. I can understand it if a thread is made for something SUPER NEW like the gameplay footage of New 'N' Tasty, but something like a speed run of AO or AE or a video like this... ? Not so much.

Okay I think you're being overly harsh

I thought it was nice to see footage of Abe 99 because I hadn't seen it before. Yes, I could have looked for it myself but it's not something I think about often.
Perhaps not thread-worthy, but it's something to talk about.

i discovered one thing :

do you remember this bug/trick ? :



Well , in ABE 99 this bug is fixed. you can't explode the glukkon before FMV get started. very interesting...

The Good final Grade of Abe 99

http://i39.tinypic.com/20fw391.jpg

Interesting to see the number "3" at the end of the sentence. maybe in japan they wanted to say " you will know your mum and munch in the 3° game" (although munch's oddysee wasn't released)

What does "Grade S" mean?

In games like Devil May Cry, there's a grade system (similar to school marks) which shows how good you were, starting from E (lowest) up to S, which is above A+. I belive it's the same thing here

They probably use ye olde spelling, so it actually means f but it looks like an s.

To quote Futurama when they go back in time:

"Please do not fhit your pants."

It means superior.

That was interesting, nice find.
And Abe sounds adorable saying, "Come on." :)