In this sorta old video, I reverse random songs I "made" or copyrighted songs and try to pick out lyrics. This is the video where Taylor Swift said "we don't need another wussy like Xane was like", an unexpected line that led to a sequel video dedicated to Taylor Swift's album "Reputation".

In this Grand Theft Auto V video, I show off the modified PCJ 600 that was used in my GTA V video "Bad Handling" and how over-powered it is! I also test how long firetrucks fail to arrive on the scene after I modified their handling to make them uncontrollable...

Let's start yet another series, one where I don't necessarily play as much as I mess with one of the weirdest Grand Theft Auto games, GTA V. It may have great graphics and car customization, but it has the worst cops I've dealt with in a GTA game! Also, some parts of gameplay are regressions from older games like Vice City and San Andreas!

In this particular video, I fight the LSPD with the Rhino tank. To make matters worse, I've modified the police vehicles' handling so they can't drive them correctly...well, except for the ones scripted to follow my every movement...

The LSPD's unfair tactics don't stop at gaining speed boosts anytime the player isn't watching them. In this video, I've altered the handling of police vehicles, which makes them very hard to drive, but the police somehow force their cars to move normally, with strange precision, even phasing through houses without problems. If anyone thinks the police in GTA V are fair somehow, show them this video. If cops were programmed fairly, they wouldn't ignore modifications to their own vehicles. The VCPD in Vice City didn't!

Grand Theft Auto V has perhaps the worst police I've encountered in a video game. They have insane accuracy, get onto you for the smallest of "crimes", and their vehicles can boost like a F-Zero machine. In this video, I demonstrate the latter, showing how the LSPD turn ordinary police cars into vehicles that behave like an unrealistic racing game, gaining speed out of nowhere just to ram into the back of my car!

This behavior is handled very sketchily; In gameplay, police only use this cheap tactic if they know you aren't watching them. Turn the camera toward them and they will slow down to normal speeds, but the moment you look forward again, they suddenly will return to boosting into your vehicle! You can only see this blatant cheating in the Rockstar Editor, which is how I caught this on camera. You're BUSTED, LSPD!

Grand Theft Auto V logo from freepnglogos.com ( https://www.freepnglogos.com/images/gta-5-7203.html )

I played this game many years ago, and while it was fine, it didn't beat the Tony Hawk series for me. Despite this, I played it enough to find a glitch in one of the custom park locations, Shoreline Wasteland. Place "Kicker 5" objects right near the fence at the back (opposite of the boat), then test your park and bail into the small area behind the ramps. If done correctly, you'll go out of bounds! This video shows what (little) this area has to offer, including weird ghost train cars!

This is an old video, uploaded from YouTube. In it, I talk about a strange song in Harvest Moon DS named "GC_MINKA2", which appears to be a song that plays in a house in A Wonderful Life. I never heard it in the DS game, leading to this video. No one helped me in the original video's comments, so I found out by myself.

This is an old video. In it, I play a Super Mario World hack that was on SMW Central which had way more levels than I could legimately play.

Original description:
"This hack dissapoints me. No doubt it's being removed from SMW Central, and thank goodness for that! It frustrates me about the fact that it says it has about "80 levels" yet it doesn't even have 1% of that! I hope this hack perishes in Hell."

After I watched The Linux Experiment's videos about kdenlive, I felt I had to try out the video editor because of how well-made it looked (and how much it reminded me of a free Premiere Pro).

I had a video rendered from TrackMania 2: Valley from last night, which was split into 15 AVI files by the game, so I downloaded kdenlive and turned it into a test video to see how nice its rendered videos look.

I may mainly use Premiere Pro, but I can still use kdenlive. Sometimes, open source software is pretty impressive for not requiring payment! The same can be said for Audacity, which blows WavePad out of the water.

This is a time-lapse showing me developing the multiplayer-friendly lives system for MMA: Peacewater Arena, my most recent SnapMap.

Map ID: A95PAWD6

Yes, it's been at least a year since I last used SnapMap, but recently, I felt an interest in returning to it, to finish a map I was creating. Now, it's all ready for playing!

This area may look familiar if you've watched my videos about Mary's Magical Adventure in the past. Yes, this is Peacewater/"Hell City", specifically the first "Battle Arena" map. This SnapMap aims to somewhat recreate the arena gameplay on that map in SnapMap.

This level uses custom geometry, but due to the area being raised, demons can't move around. This doesn't make them less of a threat, however, as there are still sudden Lost Souls and Cacodemons to attack you! Can you survive all nine waves with your three lives?

This map hasn't been tested in multiplayer, but I assume it's compatible with co-op. Fight with your friends, and if any of you die, you'll be able to spectate and watch the battle. If the alive players survive a minute without you, you'll be brought back into the battle for a single life.

This video shows a playthrough of the whole SnapMap. It took multiple attempts to complete this without losing all of my lives, so yeah, that should tell you how hard this map is.

As a sequel to the video about the bad Hamsterz Life soundfont playing random MIDIs, this video lets you hear how badly it plays four of the eight demo songs on my Yamaha PSR-E413 keyboard, plus a bonus for those that stay around at the end...

Now with Mary given a home, she goes out to explore the land around the place. Also notably, Mary gets her first Ender Pearl from "Enderman on YouTube". This was originally a part of part 5, but it was split off due to length, so that's why I keep talking about it as if it was a part of #5.

In this part, Mary joins Princess Peppermint one random night, after being scared by the monsters outside. Peppermint gives her her own bed, which is built earlier that day. Check out that "cutscene" that plays when this happens, as it's something I feel I can be proud of.

Yes, the TrackMania let's play is back, now with one of those weird anime episode titles, as I used to write in past videos. This time, I show my latest (but not recently-made) track, The Arcade, which replaced the inferior "Arcade Remix Prix" made way before it.

Also, I "arrest" a racer and challenge some of Nadeo's official green flag tracks (and fail a lot, some edited out).

This is a recording of my Yamaha PSR-E413 playing one of Casio's demo songs. I owned a Radio Shack-branded version of the CTK-671 (without knowing about it), and I liked this demo song, which is kinda nostalgic nowadays.

On YouTube, I found the MIDI file, supposedly from the composer himself. Since I now own a keyboard with MIDI storage and playback, it was time for it to play ANOTHER Casio song, this time not a Chinese folk song.

If anything sounds off, it's either Yamaha's instruments or my recording method. Since I don't have a direct recording method, I held my Disney Sing It! microphone over both speakers separately then merged the recordings into one stereo version.

Jelly Fields ("GBA imitation")
Composed by Matt Simmonds

"The GBA version of SuperSponge used cut-down songs with less sound channels (six or less), incorrectly-pitched guitars, and an overdose of vibrato. These changes are easy to add to the original module files, so now the iffy musical decisions are in full quality!"

As the above paragraph says, this is a modified version of the PlayStation version's song, edited to sound closer to the GBA version, with its various musical oddities. To those wondering about the development DVDs, you're on your own since I doubt this is very legal. Search the Internet Archive, that's all I will say. (The music's XM module sources are there, and I edited one of those files to make this version.)

In this episode/part, I learn the hard way about how quickly phantoms arrive when you don't sleep.

Since I'm playing Minecraft Bedrock Edition, let's show off the main thing I like about it, its cross-platform compatibility! This episode is the first one recorded on my laptop rather than my phone, but it's the exact same world that was used in the previous two videos!

In this video, I explore the big caves to see how useful it could be to me in the future. Also, when night falls, I get rudely greeted by an unwelcome flying monster and almost die right there!

In this part, I continue to wander around the cave, finding enough iron to give me an easy Xbox Live achievement! Next time, the hunt for the perfect house location will begin.

Well, it's been years but it's time to return to Minecraft! This time, there's a twist: I'm using Bedrock Edition instead of the classic Java Edition of the game. This will let me show something cool in the third part . For not, though, let's get trapped in a cave!

Yep, no house yet, different from previous worlds. Also, no stupid spitting noises!

There's one thing I'll never understand about A Wonderful Life, that bizarre sound cows make when they're not happy, which sounds like it belongs in a more serious game!

Minecraft doesn't seem too much more serious, but I've made a resource pack for Minecraft Bedrock Edition that adds that insane sound (and others) to animals! Oh, yes, it's loud and somewhat annoying, but if you want it, you can have it!

DOWNLOAD: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1KKNTt0aZ1j-hSkiqYpBBO0gXPxr3Fo_h/view?usp=sharing

#LetsLookAt #Sketch

Let's continue, now looking at one of my old sketchbooks, which contains more random game ideas, Super Princess Peach, and an iffy dream. Will the dream it reminds me of appear? Find out...in the next video, whenever that's released.

"Anime episode title": "Game shows everywhere? The Green Book returns!"

It's been two years, so it's about time I return to the green book, which seems to be mostly filled with fake "Chain Reaction" and "Lingo" game show challenges

Y'know those BoardSets I use in my let's plays of DX-Ball 2? Well, those are my boards I've made over the years. Since the 20th Anniversary Edition of DX-Ball 2 comes with an official level editor, I updated all of the old boards to support widescreen, and uploaded them all to Steam Workshop!

In this video I play one board from each BoardSet included in this Board Pack, with Anniversary Edition features enabled. If you want to play them yourself, please go subscribe to this workshop item and a new Board Pack will appear in-game, "Xane's Classics".

Steam Workshop: https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1642065331