Mega64

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The crew of Mega64 on stage at the Game Developers Choice Awards, March 2010.
From left to right: Chatfield, Acosta, and Botte.
Personal information
Origin San Diego, California, U.S.
NationalityAmerican
OccupationComedians
Website www.mega64.com OOjs UI icon edit-ltr-progressive.svg
YouTube information
Channel
Years active2006–present
Genre(s)
Comedy and Video Games
Subscribers607,000 subscribers [1]
(May 2022)
Total views208.6 million views [1]
(May 2022)
Associated acts Rooster Teeth, Defunctland
YouTube Silver Play Button 2.svg100,000 subscribers2014
Last updated: May 13, 2022

Mega64 is an American satirical comedy troupe and independent production company created by Rocco Botte, Derrick Acosta, and Shawn Chatfield. Founded in San Diego in 2003, Mega64 is responsible for producing an eponymous web series, various sketches, and a podcast. [2] The core group consists of Rocco Botte, Derrick Acosta, and Shawn Chatfield with additional members Garrett Hunter, Meg Turner, Johnny Weiss, and Kevin Bushong. Rooster Teeth member Eric Baudour was also a member of the group. They organize an annual informal fan convention at Disneyland titled Gamedays. [3]

Contents

Variety magazine named Mega64 as one of its "10 Comics to Watch for 2015". [4]

Web series

Premise

In the not too distant future, a sinister scientist named Dr. Poque (Botte) creates the most powerful video game console ever assembled. Known as the 'Mega64', this device has the power to download classic and contemporary video games into the user's brain, causing them to take on a whole new reality. [5]

While Rocko[ sic ] and Derek[sic] are hooked to the Mega64, the viewer sees them acting as characters in the corresponding game, interacting with ordinary people in San Diego. Another character, named Sean, is initially hired by Dr. Poque as Rocko and Derek's "e-mail delivery man" but also starts taking part in the Mega64 experiments.

Two additional characters are later introduced: a puppet named Marcus (voiced by Chatfield), who is presumably working for Poque; and Horatio (Acosta), Poque's eccentric Mexican roommate.[ citation needed ]

History

Version 1 DVD case Mega64dvd1.jpg
Version 1 DVD case

Mega64 was originally produced to air on public-access television as a weekly TV show; However, the original five episodes were not deemed to be suitable for broadcast. Later, creator Rocco Botte pitched the show to G4 but was rejected. Through the suggestion of Tommy Tallarico, Botte decided to publish the material online. [6]

Eventually, the show was released on DVD, published through Awful Video, the publishing arm of Something Awful. [7]

The group received early exposure through video gaming magazines such as Electronic Gaming Monthly [8] and Nintendo Power . [9]

Mega64
Mega64 Classic logo.jpg
Genre
Created by
  • Rocco Botte
  • Derrick Acosta
  • Shawn Chatfield
Starring
  • Rocco Botte
  • Derrick Acosta
  • Shawn Chatfield
Opening theme"Sequence Erase" (instrumental version) by The Aquabats featuring Parry Gripp
Country of originUnited States
Original languageEnglish
No. of seasons3
No. of episodes17 (list of episodes)
Production
Producers
  • Rocco Botte
  • Derrick Acosta
  • Shawn Chatfield
Running time30 minutes
Production companyTD Philostrate Productions
Original release
Network Public Access, DVD, YouTube, Twitch
ReleaseNovember 18, 2004 (2004-11-18) –
present

Mega64: Version 200, the show's second season, was released on DVD on July 20, 2006. Mega64: Version 3 was originally meant to be released in 2008, but at their PAX 2008 panel, the team stated Version 3 would most likely not be finished until early 2009. Mega64: Version 3 went on sale May 28, 2010. [10]

According to Mega64.com, British Sky Broadcasting was to air Mega64 Version 1 and Version 2 on one of their channels during their gaming block. [11] However, in Mega64's Podcast: Episode 77, it was revealed Sky would not be airing Mega64, due to a misunderstanding between the two companies. In said podcast it was explained that British Sky Broadcasting had come under new management, and that Mega64's episodes being aired had been "lost in the shuffle". After contacting the company for the reasoning behind this, Sky representatives replied to Mega64 saying they "had asked too much money", however the Mega64 crew claims they did not ask for any amount of money. [12]

The Mega64 cast and crew members are included in the game Super Scribblenauts as playable characters. [13] [14]

Rocco Botte was involved with the 2012 DVD release of the original Mighty Morphin' Power Rangers series. He was given a Special Thanks credit. [15]

The artwork for Mega64: Version 3. Mega64 Version 3.jpg
The artwork for Mega64: Version 3.

Episodes

Version 1 (first season)

  1. Life Inside a Console
  2. I Feel Asleep
  3. Poque
  4. The Gangs Returned to Class and Became Honor Students
  5. Eyes of Skull Has a Secret

Version 2 (second season)

  1. This Story is Happy End
  2. Ode to Sue
  3. And Suddenly, Ezra Didn't Feel So Alone Anymore
  4. What the Hell Happened to Mega64?
  5. Summer Semester
  6. Stranger

Version 3 (third season)

  1. Frankie
  2. Bigger Boat
  3. The Wizard 2
  4. Mega64! (Musical episode)
  5. Project Woosh
  6. Delaware

Promotional skits

Ubisoft

For Ubisoft, the Mega64 team has produced skits featuring Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell: Chaos Theory , Cold Fear , 187 Ride or Die , Myst V: End of Ages , Prince of Persia: The Two Thrones , Dark Messiah of Might and Magic , Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell: Double Agent , and Tom Clancy's Rainbow Six Vegas 2 , all of which have been available for download on their respective websites. [16] [17]

Skits featuring Tom Clancy's Ghost Recon Advanced Warfighter are available for download not only on the game's official website, but also via Xbox Live to Microsoft's Xbox 360, in full high-definition and Dolby 5.1 Surround, both firsts for Mega64. Both videos are now available, listed as "GRAW: Cross-Com 1" and "GRAW: Cross-Com 2". [18] [19]

Game Developers Conference

The Mega64 group have created several promotional skits for the Game Developers Conference, including advertisements for the conference and its Independent Games Festival, as well as comedic skits played during the conference's Game Developers Choice Awards. In 2008, the team released a series of advertisements for IGF, entitled "Intro", "I am Independent", and "Independent Inspirations". [20] In 2010, they released another series of advertisements. [21]

For the conference's Game Developers Choice Awards, the group regularly create comedic skits focusing on award recipients, which are premiered during the award ceremony. These include satirical accounts of Lifetime Achievement Award winners' careers, such as those of Ken Kutaragi in "Kutaragi's Way" and Hironobu Sakaguchi in "Sakaguchi's Final Fantasy". [22] [23]

Konami

In 2011, the Mega64 crew supplied a skit to Konami's E3 show, debuting the "transfarring" system in their upcoming Metal Gear Solid HD Collection . The system, which enables saved game data transfer between the PlayStation 3 and the PlayStation Vita, was presented as a solution to the problem of continuing game progress 'on the go', with Botte shown traversing public areas with a large, moving television and home console setup. The skit also revealed that the Metal Gear Solid HD Collection and the Zone of the Enders HD Collection would be released on the Xbox 360, in addition to the PlayStation 3. [24]

On May 31 of 2012, Mega64 supplied a skit to Konami's Pre-E3 show as promotional material for their upcoming title Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance . The skit had the game's protagonist Raiden seeking jobs at an unemployment office after being fired due to an implied terrible economy, before eventually settling for Cybernetic Private Military Contractor, with Zone of the Enders's Jehuty also trying to find a job in the last minutes of the skit. [25]

For Konami's Pre-E3 show in 2013, the group supplied a skit advertising the game Castlevania: Lords of Shadow 2. The skit featured Botte performing a satirical take on the game's protagonist, Dracula. [26]

Other promotional work

The group have also done promotional videos for the 2006 and 2007 Spike Video Game Awards that have aired on Spike TV. [27]

The Mega64 team produced the music video for the Freezepop song "Brainpower". [28]

In 2009, the group produced four commercials for GameTap, which aired on Adult Swim. [29]

In 2012, Mega64 also produced faux commercials that appeared in The Aquabats! Super Show! on The Hub. [30]

Nintendo enlisted Mega64 to produce promotional skits to reveal the company's E3 plans for 2014 [31] [32] and 2015. [33]

In 2015, the Mega64 team created a promotional skit featuring Koji "IGA" Igarashi for his upcoming game and Kickstarter crowdfunding project, Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night . The skit is entitled "WORLD'S GREATEST VAMPIRE HUNTER". [34]

In 2022, Botte and Chatfield reprised their Todd and Aaron characters for cameo appearances in the film Not Okay . [35]

Cast

Additional cast

Famous guest stars

Mega64: Metal Gear Solid 4 (HD)
HOW SHENMUE WAS MEANT TO END
SAVE GAMESTOP
Warren Spector Tribute
KUTARAGI'S WAY
SAKAGUCHI'S FINAL FANTASY
THE NEW UNREAL ENGINE
Mega64: MADDEN RAP 2012 (ft. Brandon DiCamillo)
Mega64: GDC 2008 IGF Awards Intro
IF YOU'RE NOT INDIE, F**K YOU
Mega64: Metal Gear Solid 4 (HD)
Sequence Erase
Mega64: Death Stranding Behind The Scenes
Mega64: New Super Mario Bros.
Mega64: The Beatles Rock Band
HOW SHENMUE WAS MEANT TO END
KUTARAGI'S WAY
MEGA64 INFILTRATES NINTENDO
REGGIE GOES FOR THE GOLD
SAKAGUCHI'S FINAL FANTASY
WORLD'S GREATEST VAMPIRE HUNTER
Fumito Ueda's MADDEN 2018
THE NEW UNREAL ENGINE
Judgment (OFFICIAL)
Mega64 Was BLOCKED By Hideki Kamiya

Crew

Podcast

Currently available through Twitch and YouTube, a podcast consisting of the Mega64 crew and various guests is released every Tuesday. The podcast premiered September 25, 2006. [39] At first, it was only available in audio format, but since December 24, 2007, it has also been in video format. Since its launch, the video podcast has been featured as Mega64's main podcast, while the audio podcasts are audio extractions of the video counterparts. This is often referred to in the video podcast, with hosts or guests sometimes describing things that are happening for those who are listening to the audio-only version. As of January 11, 2009, the video podcast has been live streamed, first on Ustream [40] and then on Twitch, every Sunday at 6pm PST. [41]

The podcast is usually recorded at the Mega64 studio, but the Mega64 crew has also been known to record podcasts in different locations. For example, the February 12, 2008 podcast was filmed at Disneyland, with much of the discussion taking place on Disneyland attractions. [42] Subsequent podcasts have been filmed in San Francisco, Las Vegas, Toronto, and the home of Tommy Tallarico.

On September 26, 2011, animator Hotdiggedydemon (Max Gilardi) and Mega64 teamed up to make animated cartoons of the podcast for 6 weeks called Mega64nimation. [43]

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