History Awesome / DanAndPhilGAMES

* After putting in every effort to declare it dead befor the hiatus, Dan vs. Phil is bargained (read: badgered) back onto the channel at Phil's insistence after reviving Google Feud. Dan puts up every resistance, and even tries to shut down the plan by pointing out how full the old Dan vs. Phil board is. Phil's response? He turns it over to the empty back side. The beloved competition is back on!

* When they play ''VideoGame/PlayerUnknownsBattlegrounds'', they win on their first try. Keep in mind that Phil had never played before.

** Their predictions for [[spoiler:Flowey's true identity]] were spot-on too, along with quite a few others.
* The fact that the RPG Phil made when he was fourteen, while a delightfully cheesy ClicheStorm throughout, actually managed to ''surprise'' Dan (and most of the audience) by [[spoiler:killing off the main character]]. Didn't see that coming!

* In the sixth episode of "Golf with Friends", Phil is floundering, losing for the entire game, but it gets close enough for him to pull ahead at the final hole and win.

* When playing the frustratingly counterintuitive Thundersnail minigame in {{Undertale}}, they quickly figure out the correct strategy and win the game.

** Phil manages to be ''just'' the person to get the "I'm green and have sticky balls" question[[note]]Option A: The Incredible Hulk. Option B: He-Man. Option C: "The Prince". Option D: Slippy Toad.[[/note]]. The question reminds him of one of their own gaming videos, for ''VideoGame/KatamariDamacy'', which is called [[IntentionallyAwkwardTitle "Giant Sticky Balls"]], and he remembers that the player character of the Prince is green. Dan is stunned and skeptical by Phil's logic and isn't sure if it's worth risking, but he tries it, and Phil's obscure reasoning is absolutely right.

* Dan and Phil do an episode of Gamingmas for just the [[ThatOneBoss Sans fight]] in ''Undertale'''s genocide path, and Dan, who plays for the majority of the episode, succeeds in winning the fight.

* They actually WON Thundersnail in their {{Undertale}} playthrough!

* When facing the trap-chute maze in the first episode of ''Undertale'', Phil suggests making up a song to memorize the correct walking pattern laid out in the deposit room. He produces a rambling but still melodic tune that Dan calls extremely unhelpful, and he challenges Phil to sing it correctly for their next attempt. To Dan's surprise, Phil remembers it perfectly and that "unhelpful" song successfully guides them out of the room. Dan takes back his derision.

* Despite hyping it up to be an incredibly frustrating and friendship-ruining game, Dan and Phil do rather well with "Snipperclips" and collaborate relatively peacefully- their Portal run was much more dramatic.

* Dan and Phil actually managed to beat the hardest level of Crash Bandicoot ''ever''. (As in, it was cut from the original game because it was too hard and so few people beat it in testing.)

-->'''Dan:''' ''PHIL LESTER''! YOU'RE A ''GENIUS''!

* When facing the trap-chute maze in the first episode of ''Undertale'', Phil suggests making up a song to memorize the correct walking pattern laid out in the deposit room. He produces a rambling and unmelodic tune that Dan calls extremely unhelpful, and he challenges Phil to sing it correctly for their next attempt. To Dan's surprise, Phil remembers it perfectly and that "unhelpful" song successfully guides them out of the room. Dan takes back his derision.

** Phil manages to be ''just'' the person to get the "I'm green and have sticky balls" question[[note]]Option A: The Incredible Hulk. Option B: He-Man. Option C: "The Prince". Option D: Slippy Toad.[[/note]]. The question reminds him of one of their own gaming videos, for ''VideoGame/KatamariDamacy'', which is called "Giant Sticky Balls", and he remembers that the player character of the Prince is green. Dan is stunned and skeptical by Phil's logic and isn't sure if it's worth risking, but he tries it, and Phil's obscure reasoning is absolutely right.

* When facing the trap-chute maze in the first episode of ''Undertale'', Phil suggests making up a song to memorize the correct walking pattern laid out in the deposit room. He produces a rambling and unmelodic tune that Dan calls extremely unhelpful, and he challenges Phil to sing it correctly for their next attempt. To Dan's surprise, Phil remembers it perfectly and that "unhelpful" song successfully guides them out of the room. Dan takes back his derision.

** "I'm a horseshoe". Dan figures out it's a letter U in one of the answers.

* When facing the trap-chute maze in the first episode of ''Undertale'', Phil suggests making up a song to memorize the correct walking pattern laid out in the deposit room. He produces a rambling and unmelodic tune that Dan calls extremely unhelpful, and he challenges Phil to sing it correctly for their next attempt. To Dan's surprise, Phil remembers it perfectly and it guides them out of the room. Dan then takes back his derision.

* Despite hyping it up to be an incredibly frustrating and friendship-ruining game, Dan and Phil do rather well with "Snipperclips" and collaborate relatively peacefully- their Portal run was much more dramatic.

* The fact that the RPG Phil made when he was fourteen, while a delightfully cheesy ClicheStorm throughout, actually managed to ''surprise'' Dan (and most of the audience) by [[spoiler:killing off the main character]]. Didn't see that coming!

* They actually WON Thundersnail in their {{Undertale}} playthrough!

* The fact that they're actually really good at "Keep Talking and Nobody Explodes." Especially considering most of the fanbase (and Phil) expected them to die immediately.

** After all this, they do manage to beat the Quiz.

** Phil manages to be ''just'' the person to get the "I'm green and have sticky balls"[[note]]Option A: The Incredible Hulk. Option B: He-Man. Option C: "The Prince". Option D: Slippy Toad.[[/note]]. The question reminds him of one of their own gaming videos, for ''VideoGame/KatamariDamacy'', which is called "Giant Sticky Balls", and he remembers that the player character of the Prince is green. Dan is stunned and skeptical by Phil's logic and isn't sure if it's worth risking, but he tries it, and Phil's obscure reasoning is absolutely right.