History YMMV / TheFlintstonesTheRescueOfDinoAndHoppy

* ThatOneBoss: You're in for a world of hurt when you go into the boss battle against the Bigfoot-like character. Unlike most of the other bosses in the game, everything about the boss battle [[LuckBasedMission completely randomized]], meaning that there's no telling when a coconut is going to fall from the trees above or the Bigfoot guy will [[ThatOneAttack toss a difficult-to-avoid bug at you]], resulting in a boss fight that can be nigh-impossible if luck isn't on your side going in. It's not so bad if you go into it with a bunch of coins with which to use special attacks, but if you neglect to make sure you do...

* WatchItForTheMeme: The game recieved more attention thanks to the popularity of ''7 Grand Dad''.

* WatchItForTheMeme: Thanks to the popularity of ''7 Grand Dad''.

* WeirdAlEffect: Most people won't know what you're talking about if you bring up the original game, unless it's about how the infamous ''7 Grand Dad'' is a bootleg of it.

* AdaptationDisplacement: Thanks to the [[WebVideo/{{vinesauce}} Joel]]'s [[SignatureScene iconic reaction to the bootleg]], the memetic status of it overshadowed the original game for many people.

* AdaptationDisplacement: Thanks to the [[WebVideo/{{vinesauce}} Joel]]'s [[SignatureScene iconic reaction of the bootleg]], the memetic status of it overshadowed the original game for many people.

* AdaptationDisplacement: Thanks to the Joel's SignatureScene, the memetic status of the bootleg overshadowed the original game for many people.

** For all we know, the advancement of civilization may have been faster on the Mario universe (they still have living Dinosaurs in modern days), so it's possible that he is Mario's grandgrandgrand[[OverlyLongGag grandgrandgrandgrandfather]], explaining the 7 as well.

* HilariousInHindsight:

** It predates the ''discovery'' of the bootleg rather than the bootleg itself, but [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z6NZILOhjCA this hack of]] ''VideoGame/SuperMarioBros3'' (somewhat inexplicably) features ''Flintstones'' characters existing in a Mario game before it was discovered that ''7 Grand Dad'' did the same thing in reverse. (To top it off, Barney's sprite used in ''Blue Mario Bros. 3'' is the same one used in this game. (And the bootleg.)

* MemeticMutation: Both the title screen of ''7 Grand Dad'', the bootleg Mario character it features (both [[FanNickname Grand Dad]] on the title screen and the Mario/Fred mashup player character), [[WebVideo/{{Vinesauce}} Joel's]] reaction to it when he found it in a bundle of bootleg Mario games, and the 8-bit version of the ''Flintstones'' theme featured in the game have become infamous.

** It predates the ''discovery'' of the bootleg rather than the bootleg itself, but [[https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Z6NZILOhjCA this hack of]] ''VideoGame/SuperMarioBros3'' (somewhat inexplicably) features ''Flintstones'' characters existing in a Mario game before it was discovered that ''7 Grand Dad'' did the same thing in reverse. (To top it off, Barney's sprite used in ''Blue Mario Bros. 3'' is the same one used in this game. (And the bootleg.)

* MemeticMutation: Not so much from the actual game but from its infamous bootleg: ''7 Grand Dad''. Both the title screen of that game, the bootleg Mario character it features (both [[FanNickname Grand Dad]] on the title screen and the Mario/Fred mashup player character), [[WebVideo/{{Vinesauce}} Joel's]] reaction to it when he found it in a bundle of bootleg Mario games, and the 8-bit version of the ''Flintstones'' theme featured in the game have become infamous.

** The appearance of Mario in Fred's clothes can now be (sort of) realized in an official ''Mario'' game; ''VideoGame/SuperMarioOdyssey'' enables Mario to wear a caveman tunic, and if you leave Mario's trademark hat on him while he is wearing it, it ''does'' bear a resemblance to the infamous sprite.

* HilariousInHindsight: It predates the ''discovery'' of the bootleg rather than the bootleg itself, but [[https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Z6NZILOhjCA this hack of]] ''VideoGame/SuperMarioBros3'' (somewhat inexplicably) features ''Flintstones'' characters existing in a Mario game before it was discovered that ''7 Grand Dad'' did the same thing in reverse. (To top it off, Barney's sprite used in ''Blue Mario Bros. 3'' is the same one used in this game. (And the bootleg.)

!!The bootleg:

* HilariousInHindsight: It predates the ''discovery'' of the bootleg rather than the bootleg itself, but [[https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Z6NZILOhjCA this hack of]] ''VideoGame/SuperMarioBros3'' (somewhat inexplicably) features ''Flinstones'' characters existing in a Mario game before it was discovered that ''7 Grand Dad'' did the same thing in reverse. (To top it off, Barney's sprite used in ''Blue Mario Bros. 3'' is the same one used in this game. (And the bootleg.)

* HilariousInHindsight: It predates the ''discovery'' of the bootleg rather than the bootleg itself, but [[https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Z6NZILOhjCA this hack of]] ''VideoGame/SuperMarioBros3'' (somewhat inexplicably) features ''Flinstones'' characters existing in a Mario game before it was discovered that ''7 Grand Dad'' did the same thing in reverse. (To top it off, Barney's sprite used in ''Blue Mario Bros. 3'' is the same one used in this game. (And the bootleg.)
* MemeticMutation: Not so much from the actual game but from its infamous bootleg: ''7 Grand Dad''. Both the title screen of that game, the bootleg Mario character it features (both [[FanNickname Grand Dad]] on the title screen and the Mario/Fred mashup player character), [[WebVideo/{{Vinesauce}} Joel's]] reaction to it when he found it in a bundle of bootleg Mario games, and the 8-bit version of the ''Flintstones'' theme featured in the game have become infamous.
* MemeticPsychopath: A common characterization of Grand Dad, especially among Webvideo/{{Vinesauce}} fans.

* WeirdAlEffect: Most people won't know what you're talking about if you bring up the original game, unless it's about how the infamous ''7 Grand Dad'' is a bootleg of it.

* MemeticPsyhopath: A common characterization of Grand Dad, especially among Webvideo/{{Vinesauce}} fans.

* SugarWiki/NoProblemWithLicensedGames: Despite being rather difficult and only having eight levels, the game isn't half bad for a fairly simple ''VideoGame/{{Castlevania}} clone.