Gerald also removes his fat.
- Video maker Anders Lundborg gets The Witcher 3 on the PS1
- Humorous video shows how RPG looks on a retro console
- There are some funny hints in the Witcher storyline as well
Who doesn’t remember Gerald’s famous debut bath scene in The Witcher 3? Of course you have never seen this before, i.e. in the PS1 version.
My co-worker Melanie has already reported on game developer and video maker Anders Lundbork when he gave us a funny but shockingly accurate one. Cyberbunk 2077 PS1 Experience Has brought. Now he brings another great role-playing game to the retro console – The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt. The humorous video shows the intro with Gerald and Jennifer, this time not just a foam party, but a real pixel party.
In contrast to the slightly surreal cyberpunk video of Lundbjorn, which is full of good retro flaws, this clip is a funny parody of the Witcher 3 plot rather than “just” a good adaptation of the PS1 look. Who can remember that Gerald uses every inappropriate situation to waste time instead of a particular game, for example, accomplishing his mission and actually looking for his adopted daughter Siri.
In the end, Gerald completes a bad record, but I will not give you more details about this pixelated game sketch: you see it for yourself!
I finally got my hands on a copy # Cyberpunk2077 For PS1! pic.twitter.com/h6PfCggVi7
– Anders Lundborg (undalundbjork) December 21, 2020
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What else does Anders Lundborg do when he converts a popular game into a retro version (Forgetfulness for example), Can be found on his Twitter channel or on YouTube. The video production shows how the video maker tinkers with his fun PS1 clips.
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