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LEGO Galidor: Defenders of the Outer Dimension [Complete Playthrough]

Perfect on levels 1-5, but once I maxed out my glinch meter, I stopped trying to collect all the Qorium. Sorry about the poor frames and stuttering quality - I used OBS to record while I played, and my poor laptop struggled with doing both at the same time. The gameplay had poor frames for me while I was playing, but OBS made this video look just a little worse than what I was seeing. And similarly, sorry for the music glitch at 2:08:14 - the game does that sometimes, and it's kind of annoying, especially since this one carried into an otherwise quiet cutscene. Time codes: Intro - 0:12 1-1 Arbo: Arbo Highlands - 3:02 1-2 Arbo: The Poisoned River - 30:44 1-3 Arbo: Gorm's Volcano Lair - 50:32 1-4 Arbo: Higher Ground - 58:32 2-1 Dreejal Vin: The Sewers - 1:09:50 2-2 Dreejal Vin: Tunnel Inferno - 1:36:41 2-3 Dreejal Vin: Just Ice Rescue - 1:41:31 2-4 Dreejal Vin: Chase The Bot - 1:47:49 3-1 Kek: The Ramparts - 1:51:11 3-2 Kek: Aftermath - 2:05:24 3-3 Kek: Battle in the Vinculum - 2:17:20 Qorium collected: 1-1 - 450/450 1-2 - 350/350 1-4 - 120/120 2-1 - 500/500 2-2 - 199/200 2-4 - 53/180 3-1 - 92/420 3-2 - 22/180 I haven't a clue where I missed one in level 2-2, but somehow I did. But since I reached 1000 overall in that level, I stopped taking the time to explore for Qorium and instead just played the levels. But if any of y'all can tell me which one I missed and where, that'd be awesome, because I'm stumped! Deaths: 1:52:13, 2:06:30, 2:07:24, 2:07:38 Fun moments: 1:32:19, 1:50:06 1:59:19 (I'd never tried this before) LEGO Galidor is honestly one of my favorite old games! The controls took a bit to figure out, since they are unique from any other game I've played. You can use the numpad to adjust the camera angle, which is incredibly helpful, and I use this all the time. The story was interesting enough that I went and watched the entire show eight or nine years ago. The show isn't rated very highly, as the effects are low-budget and the story wasn't intriguing enough to most people, but I liked it anyway. The story in the show is rather different from how it plays out in the game - the Gates of Galidor are actually hidden in Arbo (though not in the game anywhere, as far as I know).