There are five artists by the name of The Ghouls.

During the 1960's … Read Full Bio ↴There are five artists by the name of The Ghouls.

During the 1960's The Ghouls were the music of writer and producer Gary Usher, best known for his work with the Beach Boys. The Ghouls combined the 60's trends for Hot Rods and Monster movies. "Dracula's Deuce" was released in 1964 featuring Rick Burns, Chuck Girard, Joe Kelly and Richard Podolor.

The Ghouls are also a street punk band no longer releasing music in Philadelphia PA. Members have gone on to form Hate and War. http://www.myspace.com/hateandwar

There is also a now defunct band that goes by The Ghouls coming from Detroit, Michigan.

The Ghouls were also a punk rock band from Adelaide, Australia existing around 1996-1998. A posthumous album entitled In Blood Chilling Stereo was released by EC Productions.

The fifth is a post-punk band from Hungary.
http://www.myspace.com/theghoulshungary

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The Ghouls Lyrics

We have lyrics for 'The Bat' by these artists:

NCT Inhale, exhale (hah, hah) Inhale, exhale (hah, hah) Inhale, …
NCT - Topic Inhale, exhale (hah, hah) Inhale, exhale (hah, hah) Inhale, …
NCT U Inhale, exhale (hah, hah) Inhale, exhale (hah, hah) Inhale, …
Sunseth Midnight [Music: Ricardo Campos / Lyrics: Ricardo Campos & Roger Lomb…
V.A. Thắp nến đêm nay ấm áp trong tay Của người yêu…
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We have lyrics for these tracks by The Ghouls:

Be True to Your Ghoul When some big zombie tries to put me down Says his…

The Little Old Lady from Transylvania It's the little old lady from Transylvania I'm the little o…

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Sigmarine

49w↑1

I owned a couple of these. The Master System one and the Mega Drive one.
I picked them up cheap from Cash Convertors.

I was just happy to be Batman in a game and smash stuff.
Back in the day, you just played a game and were grateful to have it.
It was hard, ridiculously hard. Ultimately, it makes you a better gamer.

I remember when games first started to have save points. Felt like cheating.
The Arkham games challenge you though.
Especially the Requiem for a Killer achievement.

As an adult, I understand the critique of the games. They are hard or limited.
It's just the way it was back then. Even the Konami one has its flaws.

I even got Batman Forever later. That's regarded as a complete dumpster fire.
Looking back, I see it. At the time? Didn't care. Was Batman and Robin.

It's different now, because these companies are loaded and have ten times the employees.
They also charge a tonne. You basically pay for a game x2, including season passes.

I got Batman Returns for £2.99.

All comments from YouTube:

Kim Justice

51w↑28

Did you play any of this rather large collection of Bat games? What was your favourite? Have a shout in the comments, and many thanks for watching. :)

2501Projekt

51w↑1

The Atari Lynx version! My god I could only get as far as the first boss and the beginning of level 2. If I remember correctly it's the police with guns on that level. You were right, the only way to get anywhere was to run past mostly everything.

maskranger rips baseball cards

50w↑1

The supernes one

Sigmarine

49w↑1

chanel6nus This comment is far more boring than that video was.

Sigmarine

49w↑1

Sigmarine

49w↑1

chanel6nus Nope. Really isn't

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ChibiFighter

51w↑24

I loved your coverage of the SNES Batman Returns Kim, good stuff.

Fun Fact: One of the other developers of SNES Batman Returns is Etsunobo Ebisu and he helped develop the great Ganbare Goemon series also from Konami.

Siarawaszympanemjest

51w↑3

I can't express how important and beloved for me is the NES version. Everything about this game brings good memories and every single element is perfect. Graphics, cutscenes, brilliant music, following the movie. I adore this game. Somehow, the SNES version never did it for me...

YukaTakeuchiFan

51w↑13

I really like how the SNES game did as much as it could to stay as true to the movie as possible; many of the bosses, and even most of the MOOKS are taken directly from characters in the movie, some of which even use attacks they had in the movie (I'm pretty certain that the bomb-throwing Thin Clown is indeed the one that Batman takes the bomb from in the film). Hell, you can even replicate the "use your grappling hook to pull a piece of concrete into the Stungun Clown's head" trick at the end of the first stage, though unlike the movie it won't take him down instantly (though it still does a TON of damage). Fun little details all around on top of just being a DAMN fine brawler. :3

Newsbender

51w↑1

I'm a mook? What's a mook?

Ben Nahum

51w↑5

I remember playing the DOS version back in the day. It was clear the game was "Good" and not "Great", but you couldn't shake the feeling a ton of love went into it, and that it was almost a masterpiece. Now I know why.

_ Matt _

51w↑9

Batman: The Movie on the Amiga was my favourite Batman game. Only had 5 levels but they were varied, from memory 2 platforming levels, 2 driving levels (one in Batmobile, one in the Bataero) and one strange chemistry level.

The swinging mechanic was extremely satisfying, vaguely Bionic Commando-ish, and I loved the games final act in Gotham Cathedral where you fling your bat rope (or whatever it was called) at the Joker as he’s climbing a ladder to escape on the roof. He proceeds to fall off it and plummet to his doom, Hans Gruber style. I must have replayed it start to finish dozens of times.

I think it was used as a pack in game to sell Amiga 500s at one point. I had an Amiga 1000 with 2mb of RAM, it was a beast, ha!

Fandango Brandango

50w↑2

Bataero? Was called the Batwing

_ Matt _

50w↑2

@Fandango Brandango Haha yes! Knew Bataero didn’t sound right 😂

BLITZER BLAZINOAH

51w↑7

I wish that Factor 5 had been the ones to develop Batman Returns on the Amiga and Mega Drive. It could have been a great riff on the Turrican games.

Scott Decowski

51w↑6

I love the Gameboy Batman Animated Series game, glad you covered it! My opinion of a hidden gem for sure, being able to play as Robin unlike the SNES version was a huge plus. The opening of show is recreated really well, on the freakin Gameboy! Can't rave enough about this one

RappingNinja

50w↑3

This was a wonderful video. I was always a huge fan of the SNES and Game Gear games in my youth - and an anti-fan of the Mega Drive/Genesis mess. Always pleasant when your opinions are mirrored by someone who can argue the case so well.

Honestly, I love the entire concept of exploring every single game based on a single title - and man, ‘91-‘93 were really the heyday for this phenomenon. The Addams Family movie and Terminator 2 each got at least 6 distinct base games if we’re counting handheld LCD titles. Darkman, Bram Stoker’s Dracula, Alien 3 and freakin’ Hook each received 5 base titles to their names. And by now most people know that Jurassic Park got SO MANY - I count nine direct tie-ins to the movie, with four separate games published by Sega alone! And frankly, EVERY Sega version has merit to it.

Harri927

51w↑14

Batman Returns is my favorite Batman movie of all time. The SNES version is the best of the bunch.

Charles Johnson

51w↑3

me too! my cousin took me to see it the 1st day of release ,I think I was 10 yrs old.

Paolo Lery

51w↑2

Gets better and better and never gets old 👍

Roy Tore

48w

1. Batman Returns
2. Batman Forever
3. The Dark Knight

Nostalgia, I know...

SpockIOM

51w↑2

Thank you for giving the SMS version the attention and praise it deserves! It’s been a system top 5 for me since back in the day, and most people I mention this game to look at me like I’ve just fell out of a tree!

PAL-Of-Pals

51w↑5

I haven't played much of the Mega CD game, but I will always have time in the world for that particular game's soundtrack. It's one of my all time favourites on the console.

David Noble

50w↑2

Love your channel Kim - you are a very talented broadcaster and your style IMO is completely unique. Always great to see another video from you.

NightshadeX

51w↑3

I have excellent memories of Batman Returns on the Master Sys. As a kid I had it day 1 and enjoyed every bit of it it was better than Spiderman on the Master Sys (another good game). Master Sys is the most underrated retro console ever, even in it's day in UK it was still uncommon. NewZealand Story, Chase HQ, Jungle Book, R-Type, Summer Games, Aerial Assault, Terminator, Asterix , James Pond 2, Mickey Mouse games(better than the MD) and Alex Kidd were awesome.

MANSHOVEL

51w↑3

Batman Returns on the Master System is a proper banger and probably one of my favorite Batman games of all time. As a Batman nerd, I'm lovin' this vid. Nice work, Kim! ❤

WhatHoSnorkers

51w↑3

Quality work as ever, Kim!

skijumpnose

51w↑6

The Snes Batman Returns is probably my favourite mainly cause i love side scrolling beat em ups! I have love for the Sega Cd version too!

Scott Decowski

51w↑2

I love both of those but the NES version needs love too! Amazing soundtrack & great 8-bit beat em up

Gary | BigSpud

50w↑3

Stunned I'd never heard of the PC version. I would have eaten that up at the time as a point 'n' click fan. Great round-up, and why you don't have 1 million subscribers baffles me.

cartmann94

51w↑6

I loved the SNES version. I remember renting it lots of times.
For some weird reason, though, my SNES paused whenever I pressed the X or Y buttons when i played any Konami game. It also happened playing Turtles in Time. Still had a blast. I later bought a different console and the issue didn't replicate on it.

Zumii

51w↑4

The Master System is underrated for audio, the Sonic games all had fantastic soundtracks too.

Daniel Thomas MacInnes

39w↑2

I feel like Lynx Batman would be much better if the villains went down with a single hit, instead of requiring three punches to go down. I can see this as a Kung Fu Master clone in the right programmers’ hands. Alas, what we got was a huge mess.

Also, a huge thanks for remembering Bill Kunkel and KKW.

Jason Blalock

51w↑2

Nice to see the SMS/GG version get some love. I always thought it was one of the best versions, but it's rarely talked about outside of dedicated Sega retro channels.

Joe Dent

50w↑1

It is strange that its not discussed on the local news; down at the pub, or at Mothers Saturday Sewing Circle. Notable in its absense.

Dj Moo

50w↑3

I had the Lynx 2 with the batman returns title and I loved it back in the day (I must be a sadist!). I still remember there was a cheat on the Bad Influence which did help me get further in the game.

Vallaurian V

51w↑1

Great video. Thanks Kim. I have the SNES, NES and Master System versions. Enjoy them all and agree with your relative ranking of them. I also have the Gameboy animated series game which is a looker for a Gameboy title and quite fun. Glad I missed that Amiga version - by early 1994 I was enjoying the marvels of the SNES and not missing much if this is any indication.

stingyringpiece

50w↑1

great vid kim, thanks for making it
I forgot how much of a revelation the Gameboy is/was, i didnt have one as a kid, we had a game gear for travel, it fascinates me how the developers did so much with so little, so much so im thinking about buying my kids one today.
Brilliant

John Rose

49w

I had the Genesis game back in the day, and I always found it enjoyable. The mechanics were admittedly sloppy, leading to frequent frustration; but the atmosphere was great, and the levels interesting. I still enjoy playing it occasionally today.

Matthew C

51w↑1

You really do a service to the retro-gaming community. As my mother would say: "Cheers, big ears!"

The Shishkebarbarian

50w↑1

i loved the SNES game and the one on the Game Gear. Never knew it was a SMS port and was always surprised why it was soooo much better than the Genesis version. I even have the PC game and it was really fun back in the day and i think it was the only Batman game to nail the feel of Batman comics until probably the Arkham games.

Stephen Keely

41w

Another great video Kim. Perhaps this could be a series where you find a film and it's complete game collection that have something interesting to say.

St1ka

51w↑3

I've been promoting Batman Returns for the Master System for YEARS. It's SUCH a good game. I will say I think the master system version is better than the game gear port though.

Boss

51w↑2

Thanks, Kim. The Mega Drive game of this film was good fun!

Nolasco

50w

Great video Kim, love the way you sound with your storytelling. Thanks for the episode ❤

VirtuaIceMan

50w↑1

Batman Returns driving sequences on Sega/Mega-CD were by John/Jon O'Brien (aka Jobbee), who also did (most famously) Chase HQ on ZX Spectrum + Amstrad CPC, as well as WEC Le Mans 24 on Amstrad CPC, Burnin' Rubber on Amstrad GX4000 and even contributed to Grand Prix Legends! Something of a racing game expert of the time.

He also worked on The Adventures of Batman & Robin on Sega/Mega-CD, which featured 3D driving (though much less known than Batman Returns), and Batman on the Amiga + Atari ST (which also featured a driving sequence).

He also worked on Cliffhanger on the Sega/Mega-CD, which featured a snowboarding "racing" sequence.

jdgonzo1982

50w

Another great video Kim, thanks for sharing with us. Did you ever play Dark Seed on the Amiga?? I always wonder if you played it as a kid...it's one of mine and my sisters favourites from back then...along with Apidya and Moonstone.

TheBroz

51w↑2

Awesome vid as usual Kim

I’ve genuinely never played any of these. I’m gonna start with the Master System version.

MrSpooksCentral

50w

I would love it if they released a Batman game collection which had the good 89 Batman, returns, and animated series games. Like how Konami did their turtles cowabunga collection.

Stormspark

50w↑1

The ultimate 16-bit Batman Returns game: Mix the beat-em-up levels from the SNES, with the driving levels from the Sega CD. That would be amazing. Not quite as amazing as the Arkham series, but that wasn't possible for several more hardware generations, and this would be the best you could do on 16-bit hardware.

Hannibal Solo

51w

I remember seeing the screenshots for the Amiga game in a preview feature, must have been in The One since that was my Amiga mag of coice. But I had moved on from the Amiga by the time the game came out so I never played it. Guess I didn't miss much. Absolutely loved Batman The Movie the game on both C64 and Amiga, though. Back when you were a kid and htey idea that you could PLAY a MOVIE seemed like witchcraft. I can still hear the music in my head.

Mike M

51w↑3

Thanks Kim - great stuff. As always :) A video in which the reluctance towards Amiga Action is visible once again. Why? It intrigues me to death - in Poland, in the early 90's, Amiga Action enjoyed exceptional esteem (for many reasons, although the main reason was its relative availability - one of the few British gaming magazines that could be purchased in Poland at the time). Articles, advertisements of Amiga Action - literally - sold pirated versions of Amiga games in Poland (in short). Very often Amiga Action was treated almost as an indicator of how a magazine dedicated to video games should look like. That's why I'm so curious as to why this periodical was sometimes despised in the UK. Can you elaborate on this (a video about Amiga Action by you would be something special!)?

Greg Daniel

51w

I had a feeling in the immortal style of Les Dawson, the cornucopia of bat plaudits and celebration would end in the bum-notes and sniggering accompanying the amiga game. My mate got it for his birthday and we sat there screaming with laughter. Biggest disappointment for me was Fred Gray's music. He composed for the amiga exactly how he made music on the c64. It could almost be an unused track from Ocean's 'The Caped Crusader'.

Trans Canada Phil

49w

Wow I'm going to check out that Master System version. I loved the two Shinobi games on the Game Gear back in the day, they were basically my favourite game gear games.

Scimarad

49w

It says a lot that I have good memories of playing the Mega CD Batmobile game but didn't even remember there were platforming sections :)

EndarkenShrine

50w

I had the Tiger game, and compared to other Tiger titles it's one of the better ones. Doesnt say much but was a good time killer. It's got 4 levels where 1 and 3 are with the car and 2 and 4 are a static beat em up - and you fight catwoman and penguin after each 2 levels.

Mai Kim Dang

50w↑1

Batman Returns on Mega Cd and Master System are my favourite enjoyed them as a kid and I always was jealous of the SNES Batman returns as I wished Sega had made a Batman returns game of Streets of a rage style that would have been awesome if they did back then

Robins Element

51w↑1

Father Christmas brought me the Master System game in the early to mid 90s. I loved it. The NES has more iconic games like Mario, Zelda, Metroid etc but the Master System quality was miles ahead.

andyukmonkey

50w↑1

I have that Master System Batman Returns game and haven't really given it a proper try yet. Nice to hear it's really good.

gamerk316

50w↑1

The GG game was one of my favorites from my childhood. Tough but fair.

Robin Browne

49w

Kim is the Head Honcho / Big Cheese / Top Dog / Grand Pubah / Kingpin / Bigwig / Numero Uno / Big Wheel / Boss Person and High Muckymuck of video game reviewers 👍

David 'mamehaze' Haywood

51w

The most annoying 'low on energy' alert has to be in NMK's GunNail arcade game. If you're playing casually it's innocuous enough, even if it makes you want to just kill off your ship at that point. If you're playing for score however, it's obnoxious, as you score more points when you have no shields left, but that also coincides with the alert sound.

Barry Aldridge

51w

I loved the SNES game and it was so much fun.

Woody

50w↑1

Awesome Video. I especially love the usage of the C64 Sid Tunes from the first movie game during the Amiga game segment

Silly _Billy

50w↑1

The Mega Cd soundtrack is phenomenal.

antiqqque

51w↑2

I crave your videos like Batman craves justice

Greg D

51w↑1

Mega Drive Batman Returns I've always found to be pretty average, but I feel doesn't deserve the hate it gets. The music is actually pretty good on some levels and the gameplay is fun once you get the hang of it. The hit detection is poor though, and the gameplay can be frustrating especially in the latter stages. But it's not a bad licensed game.

Justin Sheppherd

51w↑2

Jeez. I remember the Amiga batman Returns game. Coming out just as the platform was starting to give up the ghost, the last thing the poor Miggy needed was a stinker like that.

ProgressiveGorilla

51w↑1

Once you get used to the controls, I loved the Lynx version and it's challenge

craigix

51w↑1

I looked up old SMS Batman returns reviews and am surprised to find they thought it was terrible!

fazares

50w

Very informative and intersting video as usual..keep up

Chris B

51w↑1

Great video Kim, I would just say - The Game Gear version did come out in the UK. I owned it as a kid.

RappingNinja

51w

I think it’s much preferable to the Master System version because the Game Gear game gives Batman A LIFE BAR. He can take MULTIPLE HITS. Feels so wrong for friggin’ Batman of all people to go down in a single hit like a chump.

Speccy Horace

49w

The dangers of glancing at Wikipedia for research.

Stuart Castle

50w

The only one I played was Batman Returns. And that was purely because I loved the film, loved Denton Designs earlier stuff, loved my Amiga, and, managing to miss any reviews, I thought any combination of the three would be awsome. Sadly, I was wrong.

Johnny Wednesday

51w

You're the greatest Kim :D looking forward to this!

Old school Curt

51w

Great video! That snes Batman returns was so damn fun!

Joe Dent

50w

You have spelled your name wrong.

Larry Bundy Jr

51w↑1

Die Hard has had quite a few games made based on it over the years!

dan morley

50w↑1

Great video as usual.

Andrew Vrba

50w

Konami and Nintendo, a match made in heaven.

System Retro

50w↑2

Am not sure why thought the Game Gear version was North America Exclusive. It definitely got a UK release. I remember it being fairly popular at the time (popular by Game Gear standards at least).

Colin Thomson

51w

brilliant video I enjoyed this.I like drawing these characters as well.

Ne at

48w

Batman Returns and Final Fight CD, best games on the Mega CD by far, but man, the Batman Returns soundtrack, best OST on the MegaCD? I even played the pretty bad Platform game almost all the way through because hearing that music was so good! lol

SweetStevieAaron

51w↑1

My cousin owned the Master System game and since I had the SNES one I kinda dismissed it but it did seem quite fun.

Akshay Trayner

51w

Great retrospective

K84

50w

Had the Tiger Electronics handheld, was a lot of fun at the time!

Sasqautch Games

43w

I remember when Batman Forever came out and i saw it at the movies and at Mc Donald's they had a Batman Card happy meal promotion with these cards with sliders on them i think i remember i got a 2 face card or something and they did something with his 2 face thing. Not sure if the rest of the world had the same cards. I liked that movie as a kid apparently people aren't so fond of that one. Batman Returns remember watching on tv and just loving that fat penguin in the sewer on his boat. I'd have to say i like this one the most good memories.

The marching goblin

50w↑1

Had the master system version as a kid. Played the shit outa it. Got to the penguin riding a big duck but never beat it

Sasqautch Games

43w

Speaking of wrestling dirt sheet writers i bought Retro Mania Wrestling and Dave Meltzer reviewed my main event i botched and won 1 2 3 via a punch and i accidentally hit pin at the start of the main event and won and well uncle Dave game me a 5 star review and said im headed for great things. I love the realism with Meltzer i was not surprised at all with the 5 star review. Thanks Uncle Dave.

Ciderpunk 1997

51w↑1

Grew up with the MD game. Bad and cheap indeed, but still one I am fond of.

Crazy_Borg

49w

26:30 that is strange, since I own a Batman Returns cartridge for the GameGear for years, and certainly haven't imported it from the US.
Also, Segaretro lists an european packaging.

Kommissar

50w

Batmobile on fire, speeding through the frozen woods is a great Image, to be fair.

Sobo

51w

GINX TV should be trying to sign people like Kim up for their station.

deathbysloth

50w

I had the SNES & the Tiger electronics games. The Tiger one...was better than most of the other Tiger games I had? And I had about 10.

Jeff Bamberger

51w↑1

The Sega Genesis version is the reason I broke my first console at 5 years old. It irritated me so much that I slammed my controller into the system, and it never turned on again. I still hate that game to this day.

John Rogers

51w↑1

I still have that Tiger handheld! I loved it when I was six years old

JariCornee

51w↑1

I used to rent that Mega Drive/Genesis version and yes it have some experience how bad it was.

Larry Conner jr

49w

Batman returns for snes is one of the better beat em ups for that console very underrated game

Loggins1969

47w

Did the MegaCD come with improved hardware, i assume it had to work a bit extra to run the cd drive

Sasqautch Games

43w

Hearing the 1st stage Genesis music it reminds me of Greendog , seems like the perfect Greendog song not so much a Batman song. Sounds like Batman should be at the beach instead of running a long roof tops.

Iridescent

49w

Shame about the micro computer versions when the game based on batman(1989) was a hit. Surprized that of these, none had a stun runner like level on route to the penguin's lair.

King Starscream

51w↑1

Genesis Batman Returns is very nostalgic for me, even though it sucks.

sockatume

50w

The Batman Returns cover of Commodore Format was the first issue I ever got, funnily enough.

James Cameron

51w↑1

I had a Mega CD. I didn't enjoy the sideways scrolling parts and felt the art direction was very poor. The driving sections with that CD audio? Good times

Hand Rolled Records

51w

Bring this to your attention as your editor obviously didn't see it. You you said 1999 when you meant to say 1989. Thanks for all the hardwork preserving games from my childhood

mattsword41

51w↑1

going to have to fire up the mastersystem - never heard of this game being good on it :)
cheers!

Horcrux_maker

50w↑1

Let's also not forget the mega cd batmobile game has end of level guardians...according to Dexter Fletcher anyway

serene.velocity

51w↑1

Thanks Kim. Great topic. Just never say 'over-baturation' ever again ;)

Sasqautch Games

43w

Have it for the Genesis and i only got to the Carnival park stage whatever it was once. The controls are a nightmare. Shades of purple and more purple. This is a case were SNES gets the better bat game. I would rather play that then the Genesis one. Thats what i love about the era same name could be different game sometimes even genre. Scooby Doo is one on SNES same point and click game but just different on each console. That's why i love watching CONSOLE WARS! : )

Bryan White

35w

the genesis one is actually rather decent for me with game genie cheats

Twanki Stevenson

51w

Another great vid Kim... Jeezus Konami.. that pic next to Swords energy bar from 6:07 really DIDN'T think that one through did you?

mancman 6969

51w

Great vid, snes game one my fave snes games, love the master system one too

X2Magneto

50w

I played the Tiger version. You missed nothing. Wish I still had it for collector's sake. Had the first one too.

Nomanszoo

51w↑3

Best superhero movie of all time, no question 🦇🐱🐧

Kicapan Manis

51w

It's not even the Top 3 Batman movies, let alone the best superhero movie.

221b

51w

Robocop is the best superhero movie of all time.

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Newsbender

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Zumii

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Joe Dent

Dj Moo

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stingyringpiece

John Rose

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The Shishkebarbarian

Stephen Keely

St1ka

Boss

Nolasco

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jdgonzo1982

TheBroz

MrSpooksCentral

Stormspark

Hannibal Solo

Mike M

Greg Daniel

Trans Canada Phil

Scimarad

EndarkenShrine

Mai Kim Dang

Robins Element

andyukmonkey

gamerk316

Robin Browne

David 'mamehaze' Haywood

Barry Aldridge

Woody

Silly _Billy

antiqqque

Greg D

Justin Sheppherd

ProgressiveGorilla

craigix

fazares

Chris B

RappingNinja

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