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2001 was a monumental year for video games. A year that saw the formation of the modern console landscape.

It's the inevitable follow up to the 2000 video - the first video did quite well, so I'm testing further viability. I'd quite like to cover the entire noughties eventually.

Next up: I'm not sure yet. The Molyneux series ought to continue, so I'll lay some plans for that. But equally, I think it's time for RetroAhoy to return. I can't rule out something off-the-wall, either. I guess I'll see what takes my fancy over the next week or so.

In the mean time, Merry Christmas!

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2001.

Support me on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/ahoy Merch: https://ahoy-shop.fourthwall.com/ Soundtrack: https://soundcloud.com/xahoy/2001-soundtrack 00:00 Introduction 00:39 Nintendo 64 01:11 GameBoy Color 01:50 GameBoy Advance 03:30 PlayStation 04:50 Dreamcast 07:43 Third Party 10:30 PC 16:01 PlayStation 2 19:17 GameCube 21:26 Xbox 25:30 Conclusion

Comments

GhostSlay3r

Please do a second Molyneux video 🙏. I was so hyped the second one.

The Classy Ox

As good as always. The music selection was brilliant.

Jared Fry

Merry Christmas! Thank you for helping younger folk find out the noughties are nice.

Mercia's on Fire

Merry Christmas! Thanks for the early present, hope you and yours are keeping well during this years Yule tidings :)

Brian Marsh

It's always a good day when Ahoy has a video. This one was great. I can't wait for what comes next, but I absolutely think done one video for each year from 2000-2009 would be great.

Note

Thank you for the early 2001 video release! ^^ Was interesting to learn that Bungie had been developing games for Mac until Microsoft bought them!

Nick Fugitt

Oh it was considered a grave betrayal when they were bought

John Doe

What a blessing. This was a time to game. Happy holidays!

Almighty Sweetapon

Don’t forget to add the Quirky Games, when you get to 2004, 2006, 2007 and 2008. (Katamari Damacy, LocoRoco, Patapon and LittleBigPlanet)

Andrew Laing

It was a crazy year! Seemed to go from playing Playstation and N64 one moment, to a bit of Dreamcast (for those of us who had one) to Halo the next. It felt like life got a resolution upgrade. I remember going into town for uni, only to walk by GAME selling the Xbox and no sooner had I walked in than I was on the train back home to my friend's house where we all dogged school/uni/college and played 4-player Halo for about 5 unbroken years.