That One Time Robert De Niro Made A Video Game

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Published 2024-01-13
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9: The Last Resort is a point and click adventure game developed by Tribeca Interactive, a short-lived video game company started by Robert De Niro. With the voice talents of Cher, Jim Belushi, Christopher Reeve, Stephen Tyler, and Steve Perry, 9 was set to take the pc gaming world by storm. It didn't exactly end up doing that, but it's still a neat little footnote in computer gaming history.

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9: The Last Resort at Collection Chamber: collectionchamber.blogspot.com/2017/08/9-last-reso…

0:00 Intro
0:43 Game info
3:57 The Last Will and Testament of Thurston Last
6:35 Story setup
9:03 The Lobby (gameplay/art/sound)
14:39 The Drum Room
17:46 Spoilers
39:00 Conclusion/outro

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All Comments (21)
  • @justinsixx90
    Umm Joe Perry not Steve Perry lol. Steve Perry is the Journey lead singer, or was. Joe Perry is the lead guitarist for Aerosmith. Good video though this would be wild on acid lmao!!
  • @unnamedmuffin
    That ending can only be rivaled by the ending to Limbo of the Lost.
  • "Christopher Reeve's Estate for Uninspired Artists" would be an amazing 2000s throwback math rock or industrial-ambient-prog band name tho.
  • @henryfrigon9382
    What a trippy game - great way to start the 2024 dungeon chill season
  • @Robster881
    Weird 90s first person 3D point and clicks might be my favourite genre in the entire world.
  • @greenhowie
    It's weird how many of these hyper-expensive, star studded, genre-breaking videogames just turned into trippy point n click things from the 90s and could all be the same game. I'm mainly thinking of The Eye but I know there's at least two or three more.
  • @doyleharken3477
    fun fact: jim belushi's character salty is based on a character played by his brother john in steven spielberg's "1941"
  • @bigblue344
    As Ross from Game Dungeon would say, adding in even a single action element to your puzzle solving point and click game is a death sentence.
  • @Brummschuh
    I swear to god I can only hear that robot saying "UP FOR SOME SL*T CORRECTION?"
  • @0002pA
    I had never heard of this game before. Like, to the point where I wasn't even aware DeNiro was ever involved in game making and none of the characters seem even remotely familiar. What an interesting find!
  • @novelezra
    OH MY GOD DO YOU KNOW HOW MANY YEARS IVE BEEN WAITING FOR SOMEONE TO TALK ABOUT THIS GAME?! I had this game as a child (my parents when they were married were massive point and click fans. Gabriel Knight 1 and 2, Black Dahlia, Ripper, Broken Sword etc. Basically all the big hitters and a lot of small ones. This one however stuck in my mind and for years I couldn't find it until I had help from Reddits 'tip of my joystick' community. It's a strangely forgotten game and It's a tragedy it's not on GOG yet. Hopefully this video pops off and someone can work out the rights for it because the amount of talent behind this is astounding.
  • @TheEndUserX
    Getting serious "King of Limbo" vibes from that ending musical number
  • @nickromano3087
    Normally live actors aren't as good as voice actors, but this game has really good deliveries. I'm kinda glad it's niche because I would not like the world where people use this as a defense for celebrity VO. This game is honestly excellent, if somewhat simple
  • @the_panos
    I'm surprised you missed the actual pun in the name "First and Last", he's the alpha and the omega
  • @AlexIvanov
    In old games from the 90s, I especially love the low bitrate of the audio. For some reason these noises and a bit of muffledness sound cozy to me. I don’t know, perhaps it’s imprinting or memories from the childhood (though I didn’t have a PC in the 90s, I only got one in 2003 when I was 15, so I can't really call this effect 'memories from the childhood'), but it works.
  • @torgo_
    i adore this game. this thing totally melted my brain when I was around 8 years old, and I had ongoing dreams about it; I still have dreams about it. i still have the CD and the box and all the trinkets. a criminally-underrated gem. sometimes I imagine a world where this game was a record-breaking best-seller (instead of Myst), just imagine the fucked-up parallel universe of games that would have spawned
  • yes for another great pre rendered background type game. totally forgot this game also had Christpher Reeve and Jim Belushi
  • @rxblackpill
    Not gonna lie, it's really cool that #1, De Niro started a video game company, and #2, he was able to get the star power featured in the game to voice roles. Wish something like this would appear these days.
  • @nateburket4344
    As someone who struggles with cryptic puzzles, this seems like a nightmare. That being said, I love the bizarre art style!