This is a transcript of a video that reviews and criticizes various video games that use full motion video (FMV) technology, which combines live-action footage and interactive gameplay. The video covers games such as Crime Patrol, Soldier Boyz, and The Gate, and makes fun of their low quality, poor acting, and nonsensical plots. The video also includes some humorous sketches and parodies of the FMV genre. The video ends with a scene where the narrator is stuck in a cabin with a lumberjack.
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1. The text is a transcript of a video about FMV (full motion video) games, a genre that uses live-action footage as part of the gameplay.
2. The video covers several examples of FMV games from different periods, such as Dragon's Lair, Critical Path, Crime Patrol, Soldier Boyz, and The Gate.
3. The video criticizes the poor quality, absurdity, and technical flaws of many FMV games, using humor and sarcasm.
4. The video also mentions some positive aspects of FMV games, such as their popularity in arcades, their self-deprecation, and their fan communities.
5. The video ends with a twist, revealing that the narrator was playing a virtual reality game all along, and then shows a parody of another FMV game called Night Trap.