I know I usually like to say I have an interesting or unique story about the game in question; in this case, I really don't, aside from the fact that this game was played on the original hardware: The Panasonic 3DO (not an emulator). But I discovered this game, pretty much like the rest of the internet, heard about this game for the first time through James Rolfe, the Angry Video Game Nerd. I showed a friend of mine the video. We were thinking this game is absolutely ridiculous. We're gonna show all of our college friends this game and find a way to make a drinking game out of it. So I searched on eBay one fateful day and I found a legit copy of this game for $40 (so we split it). Was the game worth the $20? Yes and no. Yes, because the look on everyone's face when we showed them this game was priceless with the amount of cringe this "game" is. But no, because like I hinted before, Plumbers Don't Wear Ties is not a game, not even a movie. It's a slide show with extremely bizarre music choices and is simply weird for the sake of being Weird, which in a strange way gives this thing charm that modern games can't match. There is a port of this game on modern systems, but I don't recommend you buy it unless you want to spread the word of one of the cringiest pieces of software ever created.