If you ever do more Scott the Woz reactions I HIGHLY recommend his videos on Mario Party, both the first and the sequel Scott and his friends play the games during the episode and there's SO many funny moments
The vids with his friends should be watched in canon order, so I believe first is Game Stores, then Mysteries of Gaming. But he should do more solo Scott first, plenty of older stuff to work with.
1:30 The #1 Rule of watching a Scott the Woz video is to never interrupt Scott when he says "Hey y'all, Scott here..." It's the catchphrase he's known most for. Violators of this sacred law shall be punished for their heresy! 2:44 If one of your viewers told me that one of the (MAYBE) 20 games you've played in your childhood was a 1976 arcade game called Sprint 2, I straight up wouldn't have believed them. 5:21 The D stands for Directional. So it's a Directional Pad. 5:30 That's called a Game and Watch, specifically the only model with dual screens and it played Donkey Kong. 10:16 dang, the Atari Jaguar controller was so bad, Scott didn't even bother showing it a second time. 10:30 YUP. The legendary story of Nintendo CREATING their own biggest competitor (Sony's Playstation) is a subject of many documentaries on UA-cam. 11:55 Yes, Smash. The first Smash game was on the N64. 12:16 You're actually right. Most games on the N64 were 3D games that didn't use the D-pad at all, so holding the middle handle was correct. Nothing too difficult to understand. 14:06 FUN FACT: The reason the OG Xbox "Duke" Controller is so huge is because of Bigotry. No, really, I'm actually serious. In 2000, a company named Mitsumi Electric created an advanced circuit board that was used in the Ps2's controller. When Microsoft asked for the same advanced technology to be used for their Xbox's controller, the company Refused, because they were an American company trying to launch a console to compete with Japanese companies (Nintendo and Sony). Of course, they didn't SAY that. They used a bunch of other flimsy excuses, but everyone can see through it. Many documentaries exist on UA-cam detailing how Japan not only hates Xbox, but outright sabotaged it. Even Microsoft's own japanese branch refused to promote it. 16:01 Yep, Gamestop makes controllers, and they were all bad. 19:16 You know the Wii U was a failure when someone can mistake the controller for a handheld. 19:44 The NFC is used for Amiibos. Remember those? 24:08 You know the Switch is underpowered when someone can mistake an Xbox One for being "newer" Overrall, this was a great video. I'd definitely recommend "Game Titles" next.
18:05 The Wii Motion Plus accessory isn't the rubber sleeve around the wiimote, it's the little cube being plugged in at the bottom, the footage just also included a longer sleeve that is able to fit the accessory inside 19:44 NFC is used by amiibo, and the Wii U is the console that amiibo first came out for
9:28 Scott: It was completely outdone by the makers of Chibi-Robo Ziplash. Duck: (genuinely confused) What did you just say? I definitely believe he said words. In all seriousness, I hope you're able to react to more Scott the Woz video, & not have another AVGN situation where copyright prevents that. Scott's videos are just legitimately fun to watch, even if you're not familiar with what he's talking about. The first video I watched from him was his reviews on the Smash Bros. series, so I'd recommend those, but honestly, any of his videos are worth watching.
@@ericb9252 yeah. For some reason, Screenwave Media doesn't put Kyle on a "whitelist", so I (or Kyle) have to email James personally every time a video gets an automatic copyright claim in order to get it lifted. Not only is this a fairly annoying process, but it's unreliable because of James' busy schedule (filming videos, taking care of his family, etc). Lifting Screenwave's automatic copyright claim can take anywhere from hours to weeks depending on when James reads the email and contacts them, which is bad because at least half of Kyle's views happen in the first day of upload, so taking even a single week to respond is effectively the same as never even lifting the claim at all.
Scott is one of those UA-camrs where if you blink you'll miss half a dozen jokes. Like many other folks in the comments I do recommend his two Mario party videos so far, but also his video on third party controllers is amazing.
5:23 The D in D-Pad stands for ‘Directional’, as it points towards 4-8 directions Nowadays, it’s used more as secondary face buttons than directional buttons (outside of menus and whatnot), but that was its purpose before analogue sticks became the standard for movement control
The "D" in "D-Pad" stands for "Directional". This refers to the fact that the D-Pad chooses what direction your character goes or is facing. That's why it's called a "D-Pad". I didn't see anyone else mention it, and I'm early in the video, so if you already figured this out, I'm sorry for wasting your time.
Scott's done a Mario kart retrospective, and yes he's done videos on those games you played. So I would fully recommend reacting to those Mario kart videos.
@@theduckgoesmoo Even further evidence that you were artificially grown in a sterilized government facility. I have never. Ever. Heard someone unironically say that their favour colour is gray. I mean, it's fine, there's nothing wrong with that but still...HOW?!
4:35 That Intellivision controller is one of the typewriters (as you called it in response to my X) I picked up a few days ago. The other was a first generation console with integrated controls on the console itself, an Odyssey 300. Note: I call my Tweets Xs to troll Kyle.
The D in D-Pad stands for directional. I have a pair of third party 2600 controllers, but never used them. NES and it's original controller was my first non-educational console, possibly my first ever console (my memory is fuzzy on which I got first). I still have that console, and have modded it a bit as well. 5:30 Did you know that DS stands for Dual Screen? So it is basically the same form factor. When my dad picked up our NES, he also picked up an NES Advantage. Still have that one as well. 6:38 No, it's because the game had a delay pausing and unpausing roughly equivalent to the time the Advantage pauses and unpauses. I have an NES Max (you could consider it an early form of the modern thumb stick, but it doesn't self center), but I have never used it. I have multiple 3 and 6 button Genesis controllers, both original and USB for the Genesis Minis. Note that the NES Dogbone was released as a later iteration of the NES, a budget alternative to the SNES, so the Dogbone was basically a SNES style controller for the NES. I have a SNES. I believe there was an iteration of the PS controller with dual thumb sticks between the original and the DualShock. I have a bunch of N64 controllers, both original and third party. I have been meaning to pick up a newer one with a modern form factor, but haven't yet. I have some original Saturn and Dreamcast controllers, but haven't used either yet. I have some well loved PS2 and GameCube controllers. I have several S style Xbox controllers, but have never owned a Duke....yet. I have a ton of 360, One and Series X controllers. I have some DualShock 3s, but haven't used them. I believe the rubbery plastic for the Wii controller is to protect it. In conversation with an employee at one of the stores I go to, some of them can end up pretty nasty. I believe I have a Wii Classic and Wii Classic Pro controllers. The NES and SNES Minis controllers use the same connector as them (as well as the Nunchuck). I have less than half hour hour playtime on my Wii and Wii U. 19:48 NFC is for reading Amiibos. I prefer the Xbox controllers over the DualShock 4. Not sure why, but in extended game sessions, my hand muscles cramp up using the DualShock. I am fine with the Series X share button if I want to quick take a screenshot of record a clip. It helps that it is out of the way. Unfortunately my primary Series X controller had one of the buttons die, and my only other one is a Xbox 20th Edition I want to keep in better condition, so one of my One controllers is my current primary. 22:18 That's a Series X controller. You can tell by the share button. The second one you held up is a One controller (yes I had to set the video to half speed so I could pause on a frame where I could get a clear shot of them. No I am not overly invested in my controller knowledge, why do you ask?) The “ice in a cup” was the HD rumble. It's more than just a variable speed motor with an unbalanced weight on it. What the difference is, I couldn't tell you. Since until last week Wednesday I didn't realize my Switch dock’s HDMI connection was not connected at the switch end, I have been exclusively playing my Switch in handheld mode. I find it perfectly comfortable. There are plastic frames that you can slide a pair of Joycons into to make them hold like a normal controller. The PS5 and Series X/S released in November of 2020, so after this video. Thanks for introducing me to Waz. I have always seen him in my recommendations, but never stopped to watch them. I might go down the rabbit hole of any other controller based videos he has done. There's a lot of weird third party stuff, particularly from the 80s and 90s. The channel My Life in Gaming did a great video about third party controllers a few years ago called Third Party Controllers - The Good, the Bad and the Stupid, as well as two videos looking at first party controllers, similar to this one, but more in depth. My favorite controller is the One/Series X. It edges the 360 controller out because my 360 controllers aren't aging the greatest. The select button on my primary sticks a bit. Also looking at the two right now, I prefer the One’s wider triggers and shoulder buttons. See you tomorrow for RE5. Don't forget to download Mercenaries first! After you beat the boss, it's that or NG+ to fill out the rest of the stream.
If you're doing Scott videos, you should look at his other controller video. It was one specifically about third party controllers, and one of my favorites.
So fun story about technically a game CONSOLE but it's kinda a controller in it's own way. So there's something called a Gameboy. You probably don't know what it is but basically it was a Switch WAY before a Switch existed and it could play Tetris and stuff So during the Gulf War in the 90s one of the soldiers brought their Gameboy with them and left it in one of those medbay tents. And at some point that tent was bombed That very Gameboy still works to this day
He was referencing when Scott mentioned Tennis with Friends, one of, if not THE first video game ever. Kyle, Tennis with Friends got simplified into Pong. Originally it had controls to put a spin (or English) on the ball. That is if I remember the original footage demonstrating the Brown Box (the first thing that played a game that wasn't the size of a fridge, arguably the first video game console (not commercially, just the first box that hooked up to a TV and controllers)) that I saw either 20 or 15 years ago.
Scott has 3 or 4 more video about controllers released a few years after this one. I recommend his "Pro" Controllers video and his Third party controllers video
Oh boy, we’re going back to basics with this one, or to a different planet in Duck’s case. Just make sure that when you see Breath Of The Wild gameplay that you don’t say “hey, it’s like Genshin Impact” or the gaming mob will be mad 😡
my favorite layout for the latest controllers are mostly the PS layouts... I mostly use controllers for fighting games, and I can't for the life of me keep my mind at ease when I'm using the analog stick instead of the D-Pad (which stands for "directional pad" since you asked in the video), and I just am not comfortable using the D-Pad on X-Box layouts as it's too much of a reach from the D-Pad to the left bumpers/triggers
My favorite controller is the GameCube one. It just feels so intuitive and comfortable despite the little criticisms Scott has. Least favorite are the Xbox ones, which I still like it’s just I play multiple consoles but Nintendo is the one I am most familiar with and the ABXY buttons are in a different layout which trips me up a lot.
Going between Switch and Xbox, it's the fact that the default confirms and cancel buttons are swapped that throws me. (On Xbox is at the bottom of the diamond, on Switch it's on the right). The GameCube, with its huge central A button, didn't have that confusion compared to its contemporaries (I didn't play Wii or Wii U until well after their prime).
@@LegendsForever206 I keep getting problems with drift with them lately. Otherwise yeah they’re pretty great, second favorite out of the big three consoles.
So when he said chibi robo zip lash that’s the game Scott hates the most he did a trilogy of the worst games maybe by Nintendo the first one was Animal crossing amibo festival smash second was mario tennis ultra smash and then chibi robo zip lash
No, not at present. He gets copyright issues with every AVGN video. It's explained elsewhere in this comment section in a reply thread by someone who understands it.
BTW, I saw that you're starting Dead Meat Kill Counts, so a word of caution. Do the recounts. The original Friday the 13th KCs are outdated, so James re-did them years later with way mord information and better presentation. So when you eventually do Scream and Chucky Kill Counts, do the RECOUNTS, not the original uploads from years ago.
If there’s a Scott the Woz video that I feel like will make you die of laughter, it’s his Mario party 1 one
Makes me sad seeing people not give a damn about having him go through the lore in the correct order
My personal favorite is the skylander one
But that one is defienently one of my favorites
and Mario party 2 - party harder
@@mr.stuffdoer8483he can watch the 1st one
2nd one requires context
If you ever do more Scott the Woz reactions I HIGHLY recommend his videos on Mario Party, both the first and the sequel
Scott and his friends play the games during the episode and there's SO many funny moments
The vids with his friends should be watched in canon order, so I believe first is Game Stores, then Mysteries of Gaming. But he should do more solo Scott first, plenty of older stuff to work with.
1:30 The #1 Rule of watching a Scott the Woz video is to never interrupt Scott when he says "Hey y'all, Scott here..."
It's the catchphrase he's known most for. Violators of this sacred law shall be punished for their heresy!
2:44 If one of your viewers told me that one of the (MAYBE) 20 games you've played in your childhood was a 1976 arcade game called Sprint 2, I straight up wouldn't have believed them.
5:21 The D stands for Directional. So it's a Directional Pad.
5:30 That's called a Game and Watch, specifically the only model with dual screens and it played Donkey Kong.
10:16 dang, the Atari Jaguar controller was so bad, Scott didn't even bother showing it a second time.
10:30 YUP. The legendary story of Nintendo CREATING their own biggest competitor (Sony's Playstation) is a subject of many documentaries on UA-cam.
11:55 Yes, Smash. The first Smash game was on the N64.
12:16 You're actually right. Most games on the N64 were 3D games that didn't use the D-pad at all, so holding the middle handle was correct. Nothing too difficult to understand.
14:06 FUN FACT: The reason the OG Xbox "Duke" Controller is so huge is because of Bigotry. No, really, I'm actually serious.
In 2000, a company named Mitsumi Electric created an advanced circuit board that was used in the Ps2's controller.
When Microsoft asked for the same advanced technology to be used for their Xbox's controller, the company Refused, because they were an American company trying to launch a console to compete with Japanese companies (Nintendo and Sony).
Of course, they didn't SAY that. They used a bunch of other flimsy excuses, but everyone can see through it.
Many documentaries exist on UA-cam detailing how Japan not only hates Xbox, but outright sabotaged it. Even Microsoft's own japanese branch refused to promote it.
16:01 Yep, Gamestop makes controllers, and they were all bad.
19:16 You know the Wii U was a failure when someone can mistake the controller for a handheld.
19:44 The NFC is used for Amiibos. Remember those?
24:08 You know the Switch is underpowered when someone can mistake an Xbox One for being "newer"
Overrall, this was a great video. I'd definitely recommend "Game Titles" next.
Hell yeah got everything
All*
@@jimmymdjjdnd7338 I see now I made a major mistake
Was it called sprint? It was at a bar when I was like 22 so definitely not my childhood
@@theduckgoesmoo Sprint 2, specifically. I assumed you pointed at the one with dual steering wheels and not the Fonz arcade game with the handlebar.
18:05 The Wii Motion Plus accessory isn't the rubber sleeve around the wiimote, it's the little cube being plugged in at the bottom, the footage just also included a longer sleeve that is able to fit the accessory inside
19:44 NFC is used by amiibo, and the Wii U is the console that amiibo first came out for
The 3DS family got an external NFC reader in 2015, according to a quick Google.
You do not know how happy it makes me that you have finally watched a ScottTheWoz video. He's one of my favorite creators.
The controller i currently use is a Nyxi Wizard, which is a Gamecube Controller that can be split in half to use as Joycons
This is actually the first Scott the Woz video I ever watched, glad you're reacting to it!
next Scott video should be "Console Redesigns", its another good basic video and a good fallow up to this one
I might check it out myself. This is my first Waz video, and I like his style.
9:28
Scott: It was completely outdone by the makers of Chibi-Robo Ziplash.
Duck: (genuinely confused) What did you just say?
I definitely believe he said words.
In all seriousness, I hope you're able to react to more Scott the Woz video, & not have another AVGN situation where copyright prevents that. Scott's videos are just legitimately fun to watch, even if you're not familiar with what he's talking about. The first video I watched from him was his reviews on the Smash Bros. series, so I'd recommend those, but honestly, any of his videos are worth watching.
Yeah, the AVGN situation still stings for me personally. Scott the Woz is closest thing to a substitute for that.
@@peair2000Screenwave striked him?
@@ericb9252 yeah. For some reason, Screenwave Media doesn't put Kyle on a "whitelist", so I (or Kyle) have to email James personally every time a video gets an automatic copyright claim in order to get it lifted.
Not only is this a fairly annoying process, but it's unreliable because of James' busy schedule (filming videos, taking care of his family, etc).
Lifting Screenwave's automatic copyright claim can take anywhere from hours to weeks depending on when James reads the email and contacts them, which is bad because at least half of Kyle's views happen in the first day of upload, so taking even a single week to respond is effectively the same as never even lifting the claim at all.
@@peair2000 I didn't think I could like Tony and Justin any less.
@@ericb9252who is Justin and Tony?
More Scott The Woz reactions PLEASE duck gose moo
Scott is one of those UA-camrs where if you blink you'll miss half a dozen jokes. Like many other folks in the comments I do recommend his two Mario party videos so far, but also his video on third party controllers is amazing.
Finally you’re reacting to Scott, he has a lot of videos that I think you might like.
"Get out of here Bonnie, I'm watching Scott!" -SaltyDKDan.
5:23
The D in D-Pad stands for ‘Directional’, as it points towards 4-8 directions
Nowadays, it’s used more as secondary face buttons than directional buttons (outside of menus and whatnot), but that was its purpose before analogue sticks became the standard for movement control
Listening to you talk about the games you haven’t played makes me angry at those who failed you.
The "D" in "D-Pad" stands for "Directional". This refers to the fact that the D-Pad chooses what direction your character goes or is facing. That's why it's called a "D-Pad".
I didn't see anyone else mention it, and I'm early in the video, so if you already figured this out, I'm sorry for wasting your time.
5:22 it’s called a d-pad cos the d stands for directional and you can only use it for 90 degree movement
or maybe it stands for digital pad as a counter to analog stick idk
@@jadedjade64Originally, it was Directional. Gaming Historian did a video years ago on the birth of the D pad.
Scott's done a Mario kart retrospective, and yes he's done videos on those games you played. So I would fully recommend reacting to those Mario kart videos.
5:23 I know I'm several months late, and I don't know if it's already been answered, but "D-pad" is short for "Directional Pad"
I use this thing called the "Hitbox" which is a lever-less arcade stick with directional buttons instead of a regular Joystick.
YES
Can't wait to watch this! Hoping this becomes a reaction series
9:41 I had to play back when you said what’s your favorite color then I was like, “I shouldn’t be surprised anymore.”
Hey it’s me and Jackie’s favorite color so we have that in common
@@theduckgoesmoo Even further evidence that you were artificially grown in a sterilized government facility. I have never. Ever. Heard someone unironically say that their favour colour is gray. I mean, it's fine, there's nothing wrong with that but still...HOW?!
More Scott the Woz reactions please!😉👌
Will do!!
@@theduckgoesmooConsider some Caddicarus sometimes. He's amazing
@@ericb9252 his newer stuff is a bit long for a proper reaction. I greatly enjoy it, but 1-2 hours is a major chunk of Kyle's reacting day.
@@taylorkeating6884 That's why I said some time when his schedule is lighter, like he does for longer NCs
Sooooo many Scott the woz videos with more comedy sketches in them tbh
Great job kyle for reacting to sccot the woz thank you cant wait for the kill counts by james a jannise
Saturday at 4:30!!
@@theduckgoesmooJust remember what I said about the Recounts for future reference
4:35 That Intellivision controller is one of the typewriters (as you called it in response to my X) I picked up a few days ago. The other was a first generation console with integrated controls on the console itself, an Odyssey 300.
Note: I call my Tweets Xs to troll Kyle.
The D in D-Pad stands for directional.
I have a pair of third party 2600 controllers, but never used them.
NES and it's original controller was my first non-educational console, possibly my first ever console (my memory is fuzzy on which I got first). I still have that console, and have modded it a bit as well.
5:30 Did you know that DS stands for Dual Screen? So it is basically the same form factor.
When my dad picked up our NES, he also picked up an NES Advantage. Still have that one as well.
6:38 No, it's because the game had a delay pausing and unpausing roughly equivalent to the time the Advantage pauses and unpauses.
I have an NES Max (you could consider it an early form of the modern thumb stick, but it doesn't self center), but I have never used it.
I have multiple 3 and 6 button Genesis controllers, both original and USB for the Genesis Minis.
Note that the NES Dogbone was released as a later iteration of the NES, a budget alternative to the SNES, so the Dogbone was basically a SNES style controller for the NES. I have a SNES.
I believe there was an iteration of the PS controller with dual thumb sticks between the original and the DualShock.
I have a bunch of N64 controllers, both original and third party. I have been meaning to pick up a newer one with a modern form factor, but haven't yet.
I have some original Saturn and Dreamcast controllers, but haven't used either yet.
I have some well loved PS2 and GameCube controllers.
I have several S style Xbox controllers, but have never owned a Duke....yet.
I have a ton of 360, One and Series X controllers.
I have some DualShock 3s, but haven't used them.
I believe the rubbery plastic for the Wii controller is to protect it. In conversation with an employee at one of the stores I go to, some of them can end up pretty nasty.
I believe I have a Wii Classic and Wii Classic Pro controllers. The NES and SNES Minis controllers use the same connector as them (as well as the Nunchuck). I have less than half hour hour playtime on my Wii and Wii U.
19:48 NFC is for reading Amiibos.
I prefer the Xbox controllers over the DualShock 4. Not sure why, but in extended game sessions, my hand muscles cramp up using the DualShock.
I am fine with the Series X share button if I want to quick take a screenshot of record a clip. It helps that it is out of the way. Unfortunately my primary Series X controller had one of the buttons die, and my only other one is a Xbox 20th Edition I want to keep in better condition, so one of my One controllers is my current primary.
22:18 That's a Series X controller. You can tell by the share button. The second one you held up is a One controller (yes I had to set the video to half speed so I could pause on a frame where I could get a clear shot of them. No I am not overly invested in my controller knowledge, why do you ask?)
The “ice in a cup” was the HD rumble. It's more than just a variable speed motor with an unbalanced weight on it. What the difference is, I couldn't tell you.
Since until last week Wednesday I didn't realize my Switch dock’s HDMI connection was not connected at the switch end, I have been exclusively playing my Switch in handheld mode. I find it perfectly comfortable. There are plastic frames that you can slide a pair of Joycons into to make them hold like a normal controller.
The PS5 and Series X/S released in November of 2020, so after this video.
Thanks for introducing me to Waz. I have always seen him in my recommendations, but never stopped to watch them. I might go down the rabbit hole of any other controller based videos he has done. There's a lot of weird third party stuff, particularly from the 80s and 90s. The channel My Life in Gaming did a great video about third party controllers a few years ago called Third Party Controllers - The Good, the Bad and the Stupid, as well as two videos looking at first party controllers, similar to this one, but more in depth.
My favorite controller is the One/Series X. It edges the 360 controller out because my 360 controllers aren't aging the greatest. The select button on my primary sticks a bit. Also looking at the two right now, I prefer the One’s wider triggers and shoulder buttons.
See you tomorrow for RE5. Don't forget to download Mercenaries first! After you beat the boss, it's that or NG+ to fill out the rest of the stream.
The DS fact still blows my mind
@@theduckgoesmoo Looking at Scott's catalogue, he has a video on the Game & Watches, of which that DS ancestor is one.
If you're doing Scott videos, you should look at his other controller video. It was one specifically about third party controllers, and one of my favorites.
So fun story about technically a game CONSOLE but it's kinda a controller in it's own way. So there's something called a Gameboy. You probably don't know what it is but basically it was a Switch WAY before a Switch existed and it could play Tetris and stuff
So during the Gulf War in the 90s one of the soldiers brought their Gameboy with them and left it in one of those medbay tents. And at some point that tent was bombed
That very Gameboy still works to this day
Until very recently (this past June), it was on display at Nintendo New York.
Scott the Woz is peak please more
Finally, so happy you finally started watching Scott
YEAH GEX NIGHT BABY
2:28 Duck, upon seeing a clip of Super Breakout: "Pong?"
He was referencing when Scott mentioned Tennis with Friends, one of, if not THE first video game ever.
Kyle, Tennis with Friends got simplified into Pong. Originally it had controls to put a spin (or English) on the ball. That is if I remember the original footage demonstrating the Brown Box (the first thing that played a game that wasn't the size of a fridge, arguably the first video game console (not commercially, just the first box that hooked up to a TV and controllers)) that I saw either 20 or 15 years ago.
i strongly recommend all of scott's Mario Kart videos. all of them. in order.
I’m so fucking happy Kyle holy
9:40 Well, that explains why the only spot of color in your room is the duck picture
My entire house lol
Wow, Scott just dropped his newest video an hour ago. What timing!
Dude… How do I do this??
MORE SCOTT PLEASE!
I recommend the third party controllers video
First scott the woz
Soon perhaps, Caddicarus.
If I may recommend some other Scott vids, I'd say Third Party Controllers and Gaming on the Go
Woohoo!! A bit late to this one but still hyped!
OtakuDaiKun Fate lore videos yesterday and Scott The Woz today?
Oh we getting into some Grade A content, bois!
Scott has 3 or 4 more video about controllers released a few years after this one. I recommend his "Pro" Controllers video and his Third party controllers video
All these controllers you've never touched
My fave controller is usually hated by others, the N64 Controller.
kan you maybe watch Caddicarus the insane world of video game commercials or the forbidden world of banned games.
I agree he should, but modern Caddicarus is too long (1-2 hours) for a regular spot in the rotation.
I grew up on Playstation and Nintendo. I've kept away from XBox ever since my 360 got messed up from missing an update and never recovered.
I reccomend doing his "Game Room" video next
"Why is it called a D-Pad?"
It's short for "Directional Pad", Person who has played video games before. xD
Please watch more scott the woz i recommend watching his "dark age of nintendo"series
Oh boy, we’re going back to basics with this one, or to a different planet in Duck’s case.
Just make sure that when you see Breath Of The Wild gameplay that you don’t say “hey, it’s like Genshin Impact” or the gaming mob will be mad 😡
Watching him play Genshin earlier today, that was my immediate impression.
You should definitely look at the game pakcaging one next
He made a video on video game box art called the art of box art.
You need to check this special edition controllers, his limited edition consoles, and his collectors edition videos
my favorite layout for the latest controllers are mostly the PS layouts... I mostly use controllers for fighting games, and I can't for the life of me keep my mind at ease when I'm using the analog stick instead of the D-Pad (which stands for "directional pad" since you asked in the video), and I just am not comfortable using the D-Pad on X-Box layouts as it's too much of a reach from the D-Pad to the left bumpers/triggers
The d in d-pad simply stands for directional
My favorite controller is the GameCube one. It just feels so intuitive and comfortable despite the little criticisms Scott has. Least favorite are the Xbox ones, which I still like it’s just I play multiple consoles but Nintendo is the one I am most familiar with and the ABXY buttons are in a different layout which trips me up a lot.
Going between Switch and Xbox, it's the fact that the default confirms and cancel buttons are swapped that throws me. (On Xbox is at the bottom of the diamond, on Switch it's on the right). The GameCube, with its huge central A button, didn't have that confusion compared to its contemporaries (I didn't play Wii or Wii U until well after their prime).
@@LegendsForever206 I keep getting problems with drift with them lately. Otherwise yeah they’re pretty great, second favorite out of the big three consoles.
I love the Switch pro controller. It would be one of the best official console controllers if the triggers were analog instead of digital.
Holy shit is that SCOTT THE WOZ
He made a whole saga about wiiware titles, called the wiiware chronicles.
Dude, have you played.... ANYTHING?
If he hasn't streamed it, he probably hasn't played it. If he hasn't reacted to it, and it's not Rubber, he probably hasn't seen it.
That's what I was thinking.
Finally… you made us wait as long as possible, huh?
I think people have been waiting for me to react to SCP content for over 5 years at this point lol
@@theduckgoesmoo on a _completely_ unrelated note, ever heard of The Volgun?
There a Scott videos about the top 10 most selling video games consoles and another top 10 about the best selling games
I think the D-Pad means Directional Pad
I’d recommend doing more of his standard videos like this before diving into the ones with lore. Another good starter is Console Redesigns.
Directional pad?
Photography raptor
YAAAAAAAY FINALLY
U should do more Scott the woz videos
D Pad = Direction(al) Pad
Scott the Woz!
Everyone is right, if you continue reacting to Scott the Woz, the next one should be his Mario Party videos
360 controller washes xb1
You and Scott are actually the same age.
Im as old as the nes controller maybe younger.
Do another one
YEAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH
Finally
So when he said chibi robo zip lash that’s the game Scott hates the most he did a trilogy of the worst games maybe by Nintendo the first one was Animal crossing amibo festival smash second was mario tennis ultra smash and then chibi robo zip lash
Can you check out angry videogame nerd season 1
No, not at present. He gets copyright issues with every AVGN video. It's explained elsewhere in this comment section in a reply thread by someone who understands it.
Do you even sleep?? You have streams and streams and reactions and everything else
Very little…. I don’t know how I do it or how I’ve done it so long
@@theduckgoesmoo props to you
He is an AI, so no, he never sleeps. That's why last year he was able to put out 100 videos in December.
@@taylorkeating6884 the scary part is that it would be easier for me to do it this year than last…. I’m not doing it this year though
@@taylorkeating6884 and doesn’t know common things like movies and games. 😂
new erb
BTW, I saw that you're starting Dead Meat Kill Counts, so a word of caution. Do the recounts.
The original Friday the 13th KCs are outdated, so James re-did them years later with way mord information and better presentation. So when you eventually do Scream and Chucky Kill Counts, do the RECOUNTS, not the original uploads from years ago.
I… WHY DID I NOT PREDICT SCOTT, OH MY GOD GET CAUGHT UP PLEASE YOU NEED TO EXPERIENCE THE LORE OF SCOTT AND FRIENDS YES YES YES YES YES