Worst Games Ever - Dukes of Hazzard II: Daisy Dukes It Out
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Published 2024-07-07
Presenters: Peter Austin (@ThatPeterAustin) & Ben Potter (@Confused_Dude)
Video Editor: James Jenkins (@Jenx_137)
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All Comments (21)
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Fun fact: You mentioned no seatbelts. During this time (and place) in America, it was actually fairly common for cars to not have any seatbelts.
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Mom, can you pick me up? The party is not fun anymore. The guys speak in an American accent and I'm scared
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Weird that if they made this today, they'd have to make the Duke Boys pro-cop, or the intended audience would reject it. Also I won't hear a single word against Waylon Jennings, he's a genuine American treasure.
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Them not realizing what General Lee the car is named after reinforces their Britishness.
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Internet video game car database is a sister site to my favourite, internet movie car database! its so specific and does it with a bunch of background vehicles. its awesome
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Great job adjusting the boys editor!
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"Aren't really doing their job" is a pretty good description of American police.
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I mean to be fair recreating a scene shot for shot in ps1 fmv is pretty impressive, a complete waste of time, but impressive.
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Well about that time them Duke Boys decided to destroy the laws of physics…
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Hate to be that guy but this is pretty impressive for a Ps1 game
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Also, would these guys be more impressed if they knew Barbra Bach was a Bond Girl? Sure, it was a Roger Moore film and she had the least believable Russian accent ever committed to film, but The Spy Who Loved Me is a great title.
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The sword/lightsaber/exhaust pipe is a spark plug, I think. Sheesh, it's like you've never even played Car Mechanic Simulator.
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Noooo. Last show with Brian Bumpiss and Dick Mycinco
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Now imagine they play the game called Smokey and the Bandit lol
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Howd they miss the dude named "Cooter"?
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It's not a sword or a lightsaber... It's a spark plug.
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I just realized that a modern open-world Dukes of Hazzard game by the Need For Speed people would actually be really good and fun... Except that all the fans of the series are dead and nobody (including me) gives a shit about this property any more. So it goes.
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25:10 I'm sorry? The game you played? 🤓 Uh, I think you mean the game that Ben and Peter played? snor
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What's more funny is the guys at triple jump probably don't know bow and Luke was on probation
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The characters' heads are all slightly too big. I remember loving this show when I was four years old. I really only remember the orange car jumping over things and some of the characters' names. And Boss Hogg had a trick Speed Limit sign where he could change the number on it, so the cops could pull people over even if they had been obeying the speed limit that had previously been on the sign.
