Hell, found in House Flipper 2, keeps Memoria's shelf warm
No new uploads went out, and a 17-day-old descent into the house renovation sequel is the video viewers open first, ahead of the Polar Express game and a tour of the original Xbox.
Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.
i found hell in house flipper 2
Nothing new, nothing missing. Memoria took the week off from uploading, and the channel kept close to its usual pace anyway, a little under 30,000 views a day, with the subscriber count holding at 332,000.
The video doing the most work is the youngest on the shelf. "i found hell in house flipper 2" is Memoria's run through the sequel to the renovation game where players buy wrecked houses, clean them up and sell them on. The description sums it up in a deadpan pun ("hell is a house on flipper"), which is about as close to a mission statement as this channel gets. Its own about text is shorter still: a single line comparing the experience to watching a baboon.
Behind it, two older videos are moving at almost exactly the same speed. "the dark souls of movie games" turns the Polar Express tie-in for the PlayStation 2 into an endurance test, with a description that begs Bobby not to get on the train. And "testing the vibes of the original xbox", now past 400,000 views, is an hour-long tour of the console's deeper cuts: Jade Empire, Unreal Championship, MechAssault 2, Breakdown, and odder corners like Bloodwake and Nightcaster.
Among the let's-play and variety channels nearest its size, Clooless Gaming and Poppt1 had the busy weeks, while Memoria sat in the middle of the group, a channel whose back catalogue of strange old games does its job when the uploads stop.
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Where next?
The videos drawing views on Memoria right now
- Channel
- Memoria
- Subscribers
- 332,000
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 185,261
- Videos published this week
- 0
The numbers
Here is how Memoria's week looks in numbers.
💡 Test your knowledge
The Polar Express film, whose PS2 game Memoria played, starred which actor in several roles, including the conductor?
Tom Hanks played the conductor and several other characters in Robert Zemeckis's 2004 motion-capture film.



