D.Va World Order Let's Endure - DSP Being a Ultra Salty Toxic Scrub in Super Mario Sunshine part 2

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Published on March 13, 2018 1:52:30 PM ● Video Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9I8rRFuzN-Q

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Super Mario Sunshine (2002)

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Here's part 2 of the let's endure of DSP's Super Mario Sunshine playthrough. Make sure you watch part 1 first before seeing this!

Continuing off from part 1, Phil continues his ultra salty toxicity with more Shine Sprite hunting and over time, his playing gets noticeably worse. With all the issues I mentioned in the last part's description, Phil really knows how to be Anti-Nintendo about this and if he denies being a Nintendo hating, Xbox loving pig, then this is further proof that Phil cannot tolerate anything that the Mighty 'N' makes in order to deviate from the usual AAA developers such as EA, Activision, 2K Games and so forth. Will I be able to compose my sanity after this? Well, only one more part after this video, so I will see you at the finale of this let's endure.

Link to the original video: (credit goes to Devin DIABLO Griffin)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zo0tDFsHUWA

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