The video is a review of two old video games, "Total Recall" and "Predator", both based on movies starring Arnold Schwarzenegger. The reviewer finds both games to be extremely difficult and frustrating, citing poor gameplay, ridiculous difficulty levels, and numerous glitches. He also criticizes the level design, enemy AI, and music, calling the games "complete shit". The reviewer is particularly annoyed by the "Total Recall" game, which he finds to be impossible to beat without exploiting bugs. He also jokes about the "Predator" game being so bad that it's almost as if the developers intentionally made it that way. The video ends with a humorous commentary on the games' poor quality and a request for viewers to contact him if they understand a joke that he didn't catch.
Here are the key facts from the text:
1. The video discusses the video game adaptation of the movie "Total Recall".
2. "Total Recall" is a science fiction/action movie starring Arnold Schwarzenegger.
3. The video game was developed by Interplay.
4. The game is a mix of platform and beat-em-up genres.
5. The game has gameplay problems and a ridiculous difficulty level.
6. The game's controls involve using the "A" button to jump and the "B" button to shoot or hit.
7. The game follows the movie's plot but adds some original elements, such as fighting hobos.
8. The game has poor level design and annoying music.
9. The game's boss fights are difficult and require exploiting bugs or using specific strategies.
10. Another video game, "Predator", is also discussed, which was never shipped in France.
11. "Predator" is a platformer game with poor level design and a variety of enemies.
12. The game has a "suicide" command that allows the player to kill themselves.
13. The video ends with a discussion of how some games are not worth playing.