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RTGame nominates thumb wrestling for the Olympics

His Switch Sports Resort outing is the most watched of two new uploads, alongside a five-year Hearthstone catch-up.

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Killing Miis For Sport in Switch Sports Resort

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0:37RTGame selects his classic Mii, "I Want Die", and gives him the title "Intense Father".
1:06Giant-handed thumb wrestling begins with a tutorial before the difficulty increases.
3:48Tennis tests his timing against Mr. Bean and Natsumi.
7:33Boxing brings a new tutorial and a series of CPU opponents.
13:24Archery adds special rules and hidden food targets; the burger attempt reaches its payoff at 17:32.

Giant hands, a brief tutorial and a victory over Megan are enough to convince RTGame: "This needs to be in the Olympics." Powerhouse difficulty promptly makes thumb wrestling a less comfortable proposition.

"Killing Miis For Sport in Switch Sports Resort" brought roughly 650,000 views, the largest audience for either of this week's new uploads. The edited livestream highlights reunite him with his classic Mii, "I Want Die", now sporting the title "Intense Father". Tennis proves awkward enough to get him standing up to play; boxing offers some knockout relief before archery sends him hunting hidden food targets.

Viewers have their eyes on more than the score. Several point out the resort's unexpectedly extensive bookshelves, wondering why a sporting island needs quite so much library space. Others pick apart his tennis timing or return to the familiar college-nickname joke, this time with a resort twist.

The other upload, "I Tried To Play Hearthstone for the First Time in Five Years", has reached about 360,000 views and currently draws the most daily viewing of his recent videos. His description captures the returning player's predicament: cards have become startlingly powerful. The earlier "I Never Played Palworld, is it good" also remains active.

Subscribers held steady, while daily views are running above their usual level. Among nearby variety-gaming channels, Joe Bart Games had a particularly substantial viewing week and Egoraptor was quieter. RTGame's own week offered a neatly specific contrast: relearning what a card can do, then discovering how demanding an oversized virtual thumb can be.

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What viewers say

It’s kind of ridiculous when you start looking at the building interiors and realize it’s almost entirely Library. Why does the island resort have the library of Alexandria casually stored in its rocky cliffs
@trinitydevalSee it on YouTube
The Sportsmates' exaggerated facial expressions during thumb wrestling are killing me, it's like their lives are on the line.
@Erin_Does_StuffSee it on YouTube
They used to call him the Resort King back in college you know
@JelloTrashSee it on YouTube

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What I find funny about the bowling course is that there are like full bookshelves in the background. Which implies that these are either purely decorative or that the poor students of Wuhu island have to study next to a former father trying to get a strike
@lillian7935See it on YouTube
I miss the guy who would shout "Nice Air!!"
@PigInATreeSee it on YouTube
I honestly think it's way more impressive to set up the same 2-Pin Spare several times in a row than to repeatedly Strike. Dan's really evolved his bowling content ever since the back-throw got removed.
@OurJynxSee it on YouTube

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