Fun Fact: that V. Smile Shrek game has THREE PLAGIARIZED ZELDA SONGS, all from Ocarina of Time: Lost Woods is used later in the campaign, and the Kokiri Forest and shop themes are used in two of the minigames.
You know, I won't even lie, being able to twist the controller on that V Smile is a legitimately cool thing. I don't know why it exists in the first place, but for what it is, that's actually a kinda cool feature.
@@cam182 Contrary to popular belief, being able to rotate the controller wasn't made for left handed kids. Hell, however, was made for left handed kids. Hope this clears things up! 😃
The thumbnail alone SCREAMS nostalgia. I had a V. Smile when I was younger and played the heck out of the Thomas game released for the system. Fun times.
I think it's possible the 2 batteries he showed us were simply overlooked as when he had looked at them when going through batteries on day one but they said C-2 (or something) so he thought they were different types of batteries thus on day 2 after getting the C batteries or double checking he likely came to the realization that they'd been in his face all along albeit only 2 out of the 3 he needed. But if this line of thinking is correct it's possible he had more than one pack of C-2 batteries and he was just showing us one out of simplicity.
@@Player-jn3xk at least Valve Corporation (which is an American video game developer, publisher, and digital distribution company headquartered in Bellevue, Washington. Said corporation is the developer of the software distribution platform Steam and the franchises Half-Life, Counter-Strike, Portal, Day of Defeat, Team Fortress, Left 4 Dead and Dota.) updated TF2, but Peter can count to 3
i speedran backyardigans viking voyage and got a 24:06 ua-cam.com/video/L_GdgPurdAg/v-deo.html i’ll might try for a sub 22 but after that, idk what ill do with my vsmile
No! My Fold 3 came with a totally useful type C to Type C cable. It's a good thing type C is so small, I can just stuff one end of it into an electrical outlet and charge my expensive phone. Manufacturers are totally generous.
its like these old toys that came whit 1 extra arm or leg that you had to combine whit the other limbs from all the other toys from the robots movie except here you can buy the other part cuz fck it companies clearly dont earn enough anymore (honestly blame apple they started doign this shit)
@@ROBDEWAND Apple ruined earphones, too. Now, everyone only makes either wireless ear buds, which cost more and are probably really easy to drop, or those "inner ear" abominations, which can give you ear infections, or else they're those awkward and uncomfortable looking sports clip ones. Or if you want over-the-ear headphones, everything's a massive Beats by Dr. Dre knockoff. I had to get my last pair of earphones from CVS because they were the only ones who had any I was comfortable with.
Alternative description: Time to take you back to the time when cereal, weird educational consoles and whatever cartoon you grew up watching were the only thing important in your life!
I was kinda old for these (I believe I was at least 10) when they were coming out but still ironically wanted one. It was too expensive for an ironic purchase though
This is the first time I've seen any of these consoles, and the Leapfrog Twist is SO GOOD? Incredibly engaging design, intuitive controls, large variety of built-in games and apps with the availability to add more. Plus, portability! Definitely the best of the bunch.
the vsmile took batteries mainly so it could be used with an in-car entertainment system; back in that time most cars didn't have a 110v outlet so batteries were the only option
@@golldshi if ur going on a road trip in 2006 with your kids you would buy a system that came with basically two small monitors/screens that were strapped to the back of the front seat headrests, basic ones were just a display with A/V ports so you had to supply your own system (like the V-smile) but some of the fancier ones had built in DVD players. there was no way in hell you’d give your kid a phone or god forbid a laptop so this was the only way to shut them up while you drove. of course this concept went in the shitter immediately after the release of the ipod touch
@@golldshi yeah the v-smile doesn’t really appeal at all to anyone older than 6, so after your 6th birthday your next option was a DS Lite or an ipod touch and by that time your parents were divorced anyway so there’s no more road trips
@@golldshi These are the words of a man who never played 007 Agent Under Fire for the PS2 on the in-car tv in their mom's 2001 mini van while on a road trip.
As much as I played certain leapster games long after they were able to teach me anything (there was an amazing Thomas the Tank Engine game that was really fun to progress through) I kinda agree with the opening monologue's description of educational games. Ironically enough the most educational "games" I've ever played were the Minecraft mods Minechem and TerraFirmaCraft, the former got me to memorize a good chunk of the periodic table while the latter got me to remember the names of a lot of different minerals. Both of them together got me really interested in metallurgy, chemistry, etc. I think there's more value in a game that can _inspire_ kids to go into a certain field than to necessarily teach them all about that field with total realism. The best way to educate kids is to build a game where learning more about that subject naturally helps them to develop the skills needed to beat the game. Although granted then there's Kerbal Space Program and I can never manage to rendezvous rockets no matter how hard I try
Dude, I had a V Smile when I was a kid!! I remember having The Lion King, Toy Story 2, and The Wiggles on that! (I never played the Wiggles one. The art style scared me as a kid)
THE VSMILE TRIGGERED MY NOSTALGIA SO HARD The SpongeBob v smile game goes hard I had the v smile with the drawing tablet on the controller but I didn’t have a single game that supported it
I remember the v smile. I had games like Bob the builder, ratatouille, I think it was called ABC Park or number park. (Edit: Alphabet park) I actually really liked the system as a kid. Edit: I forgot that I also had cars, and SpongeBob.
I think the game you’re talking about is Alphabet Park Adventure. I had the original release but in the late 2000’s there was a revision of the game that changed the character designs to make them less unsettling.
i still have my v smile and all the games i had for it, alphabat park was the one i loved playing the most and honestly would play again even though its probably a lot worse than i remember now that im an adult, i had so many games for it cant remember them all though, so many memories though
A portable V Smile was the shit back in the day. Yeah the leapster was popular of course, but the V Smile was a home console they turned into a portable and blew everyone's mind at the playground.
I really wanted a DSI, but I got a v smile cyber pocket(the one with a pad for a stylus on the bottom screen) instead of the DSI, at least there were like 3 games I really liked... and then I got a 3DS in 2011amd the rest is history
When I was 3 years old, I clearly remember having a Red V-Smile with a microfone, I LOVED that microfone, it was really fun to just turn on the console to hear my voice coming out of the TV, and if I actually played a game, I always had the mic near me. I didn't care about toy story or cars, I just wanted say to my mom that I was in TV.
I love how basically all of the comments are "Wow I got so much nostalgia" and "Oh my God so many memories". I'm not saying no to yall though. I had a VSmile when I was little and absolutely loved it. A while back I went down a rabbit hole of watching a bunch of longplays of VSmile games I had. It was an amazing experience.
Not gonna lie that last console really seemed quite fantastic at what it aims to be, it has a lot of tactile inputs that correspond to the games, it has a lot of small games and software and it's an all in one package. For smaller kids that would be perfect to play with as they can have games, be somewhat creative and it has many inputs to play with.
As a V. Smile (and leap frog) collector (because I have brain damage and am stuck in the past please send help to me in 2004) I enjoyed this so much. Also sometimes if the cartridges are dirty it’ll cause the system to crash, and the cartridges are most likely dirty because kids.
This is a very random question, but do you know of a V. smile game where the player was able to choose their character from a bunch of different animals (I think a panda and/or a dog were included), and the game was kind of RPG-esque with different tasks/quests you could do? I think there was even a bedroom that you could decorate. I swear that this game exists, and that it was my favorite when I was a kid, but for the life of me I can't remember the name or find it ANYWHERE, lol.
Peter: Video game console developers think about how to make the controllers the most comfortable. Me: What was Nintendo thinking when they made the N64 controller.
I personally had a purple leap pad with one game on it: the princess game, it had two stories ( Cinderella and beauty and the beast) and hearing the leap frog theme was amazingly nostalgic
It seems really counter intuitive that children are expected to put up with low latency input and imprecise controls, when you want them be be aware of their own reflexes and hand eye coordination. Oh.. and the opposite of nostalgia is fear of the future.
No way, I took one look at the v smile and it brought back so many memories. Thinking back on it, these games were more hilarious then they were educational.
The amount of creativity Peter has is amazing and he's hilarious as well. I bet in a year or so he's really going to blow up to be in the upper tier of UA-cam.
I remember playing a finding Nemo game on the V Smile and diagonal movements actually worked Maybe I’m remembering wrong but I think your joystick is just dead
The Leapster is actually kind of cute and made me smile. When you see a lot of cynical stuff aimed at kids, something that seems actually considerate towards them goes a long way.
Leapfrog has always been a pretty wholesome company. I had the original leapfrog which was just an interactive reading and writing book. Crazy to look them up and see that they're making video games now! Especially one that's still helping kids learn fine moter skills while learning :D!
these things are honestly more traumatizing than normal video games. I remember i had a one of those with a Cars game and the tractor part made me cry.
I never had these, but I had an Innotab when I was younger. It wasn't any of the ones with the camera or any of that like the newer ones, but it kept me entertained for hours. I would've loved that rockit twist when I was like 5. It looks like they took fidget toys and made them into an edutainment console
Haha, what a funny joke Sonic from the hit Dreamcast game Sonic Adventure released in Japan in December 23rd, 1998 and released in North America in September 9th, 1999
I remember having a v-smile when I was little. I was in love with the Dora game I had on there. I also remember playing this game called the Alphabet park adventure or whatever...
That transition from console to console was pretty smooth, and I think maybe each time it shows up the glass is less and less empty? I have to check to be sure but if it is I’m gonna be super impressed.
Same it was my 1st "console" i used to play the crap out, of it tho once i got my original xbox i kind of just forgot about it tho i did always bring the portable version on car rides since i didnt get my ds lite until i was older
My v tech innotab 3 s was my childhood and my introduction to gaming and I will forever cherish those memories of trying to keep bugs off my beanstalk and helping team Umizoomi solve problems
Cousin had a V-Smile with like 20 games. Was the absolute bomb before I got my 3DS in 2011. Good times, can't believe it's already 10 years ago. Just a burning memory.
I feel like edutainment games shouldn't be either reskins of other educational games like sonic x, or just garbage or boring games that I bet even toddlers will find boring
Fun Fact: that V. Smile Shrek game has THREE PLAGIARIZED ZELDA SONGS, all from Ocarina of Time:
Lost Woods is used later in the campaign, and the Kokiri Forest and shop themes are used in two of the minigames.
That's hilarious.
THAT'S FUCKING WILD LMAO
A SHREK GAME WITH ZELDA MUSIC
WHAT THE FU-
In that case, Nintendo should sue Vtech rather than throwing cease and desist letters at any regular citizen left and right.
@@JulianR2JG wait till you find the Mario party clone also by shrek
You know, I won't even lie, being able to twist the controller on that V Smile is a legitimately cool thing. I don't know why it exists in the first place, but for what it is, that's actually a kinda cool feature.
Fun to play with when you were bored as well so you could just give a tiny human the controller and they'd have a blast
its for left handed kids
@@cam182 Contrary to popular belief, being able to rotate the controller wasn't made for left handed kids. Hell, however, was made for left handed kids. Hope this clears things up! 😃
@@cameronra girl please tell me that was a joke … 😦 -a left handed kid
@@cameronra I love hell so yeah it was made for me /j - Jett (JB.S) & Will (JB.S)
The thumbnail alone SCREAMS nostalgia. I had a V. Smile when I was younger and played the heck out of the Thomas game released for the system. Fun times.
Sameee I had the noddy game
I think I had this, I don't remember but it looks VERY familiar
Yo, V-Smile was awesome, Alphabet Park Adventure, Toy story 2, great games for a 2 year old.
Samw
I had a Dora the Explorer game along with a Winnie the Pooh one, oh boy the nostalgia I'm getting rn
Console: takes 3 batteries
Peter: buys 2 batteries
Also peter: doesn't wanna admit we are on day 3
I think it's possible the 2 batteries he showed us were simply overlooked as when he had looked at them when going through batteries on day one but they said C-2 (or something) so he thought they were different types of batteries thus on day 2 after getting the C batteries or double checking he likely came to the realization that they'd been in his face all along albeit only 2 out of the 3 he needed. But if this line of thinking is correct it's possible he had more than one pack of C-2 batteries and he was just showing us one out of simplicity.
@@YeviCoulson no he is time travel, all signs point towards it
peter
more like valve
@@Player-jn3xk at least Valve Corporation (which is an American video game developer, publisher, and digital distribution company headquartered in Bellevue, Washington. Said corporation is the developer of the software distribution platform Steam and the franchises Half-Life, Counter-Strike, Portal, Day of Defeat, Team Fortress, Left 4 Dead and Dota.) updated TF2, but Peter can count to 3
I just realized there's so much untapped speedrun potential in these old consoles
Disney's Cars in 49:46;28, V-smile Compat, current World Record (™)
Those would be the most torturous games to run, especially to 100%
i speedran backyardigans viking voyage and got a 24:06 ua-cam.com/video/L_GdgPurdAg/v-deo.html i’ll might try for a sub 22 but after that, idk what ill do with my vsmile
@@OnlyEpicEmber we've had worse
@@EZOnTheEyes Please give me the link. I loved that game on my good ol' V Smile.
Next video: Making Viewer Requests in Rockit Twist Pixel Art
i would love to see that tbh
also hey courtney :D
What up, didn't see you there! 👋
Das a good idea.
Yes
That would be a good video
That thumbnail just awoke thousands of forgotten memories in an instant
You are now woke
Lol me to memories are flowing back to me
i don't remember?
Same!
Excluding me because I never had one ever before
“Welcome to LeapLand, a place filled with knowledge and adventure!”
*_”Would you like to quit the game?”_*
@ItzLogin yes. I dont wanna suffer
No thanks
@Siri yes siri
take me out of this missouri
Well... No, actually.
@Siri Hell yea take me out of this misery NOW
“They didn’t tell me they were gonna give me a charging cable”
To be fair that’s impressive in today’s smartphones
Yes
No! My Fold 3 came with a totally useful type C to Type C cable. It's a good thing type C is so small, I can just stuff one end of it into an electrical outlet and charge my expensive phone. Manufacturers are totally generous.
its like these old toys that came whit 1 extra arm or leg that you had to combine whit the other limbs from all the other toys from the robots movie except here you can buy the other part cuz fck it companies clearly dont earn enough anymore (honestly blame apple they started doign this shit)
Not at all
@@ROBDEWAND Apple ruined earphones, too. Now, everyone only makes either wireless ear buds, which cost more and are probably really easy to drop, or those "inner ear" abominations, which can give you ear infections, or else they're those awkward and uncomfortable looking sports clip ones. Or if you want over-the-ear headphones, everything's a massive Beats by Dr. Dre knockoff. I had to get my last pair of earphones from CVS because they were the only ones who had any I was comfortable with.
I'm honestly impressed with how he did everything on a green screen. Like literally every bit of his surroundings had to be covered.
Ikr it was pretty believable
“During our last Nintendo game burning...”
That got me
Hell yeah 69th like
They Burned sega first
Might need that after this whole Switch Online business
@@Junior13113 🤣
@@Junior13113 " gamer VS flurries"? No, " gamers VS Nintendo switch online."? Yes
Why am I, at the age of 26, genuinely impressed by the RockIt Twist?
Alternative description: Time to take you back to the time when cereal, weird educational consoles and whatever cartoon you grew up watching were the only thing important in your life!
man I wish I was a young kid again
@@Jone_V You are not alone!
I was kinda old for these (I believe I was at least 10) when they were coming out but still ironically wanted one. It was too expensive for an ironic purchase though
Peter: And I've finally grown up
"Seconds later"
Also Peter: "Shows a V-Smile"
Peter seeing this be like: *stares* Look at the title
I actually had a vsmile as a kid, it’s still in my garage actually. The times I used it as a kid feel so long ago yet so recent too
I recently sold mine Kung fu I love this game As a kid
This is the first time I've seen any of these consoles, and the Leapfrog Twist is SO GOOD? Incredibly engaging design, intuitive controls, large variety of built-in games and apps with the availability to add more. Plus, portability! Definitely the best of the bunch.
Same, even as a tween, I still really want that because of the creativity and the gimmicks and all those bells and whistles.
the vsmile took batteries mainly so it could be used with an in-car entertainment system; back in that time most cars didn't have a 110v outlet so batteries were the only option
why would you put a whole ass console in your car
@@golldshi if ur going on a road trip in 2006 with your kids you would buy a system that came with basically two small monitors/screens that were strapped to the back of the front seat headrests, basic ones were just a display with A/V ports so you had to supply your own system (like the V-smile) but some of the fancier ones had built in DVD players. there was no way in hell you’d give your kid a phone or god forbid a laptop so this was the only way to shut them up while you drove. of course this concept went in the shitter immediately after the release of the ipod touch
@@Jakobly damn why not just bring a Gameboy or somethin
@@golldshi yeah the v-smile doesn’t really appeal at all to anyone older than 6, so after your 6th birthday your next option was a DS Lite or an ipod touch and by that time your parents were divorced anyway so there’s no more road trips
@@golldshi These are the words of a man who never played 007 Agent Under Fire for the PS2 on the in-car tv in their mom's 2001 mini van while on a road trip.
bad education games be like:
"Oh no! Kitten has a cold! Solve 1+1 to help kitten!"
Better Version: “Oh noes! Kitten is being raped! solve the square root of 74 to call the police!”
@@furcorn9804 ...
@@furcorn9804 Chad.
@@furcorn9804 other version: “Oh no! Kitten plays genshin impact! Drop 25 grams of caesium into water to help kitten touch grass!
@@furcorn9804uhhhhhhh isn't that something we shouldn't do as humans to cats 🤢
The leapster was definitely the shit back in the day .
Agreed I Had Those Too.
facts
LANGUAGE!!!
Heck yes
That SpongeBob game was the best
As much as I played certain leapster games long after they were able to teach me anything (there was an amazing Thomas the Tank Engine game that was really fun to progress through) I kinda agree with the opening monologue's description of educational games. Ironically enough the most educational "games" I've ever played were the Minecraft mods Minechem and TerraFirmaCraft, the former got me to memorize a good chunk of the periodic table while the latter got me to remember the names of a lot of different minerals. Both of them together got me really interested in metallurgy, chemistry, etc. I think there's more value in a game that can _inspire_ kids to go into a certain field than to necessarily teach them all about that field with total realism. The best way to educate kids is to build a game where learning more about that subject naturally helps them to develop the skills needed to beat the game.
Although granted then there's Kerbal Space Program and I can never manage to rendezvous rockets no matter how hard I try
Minecraft is also really good for learning new languages. I'm trying to learn Spanish and I play the game in Spanish. It's good for vocabulary.
I PLAYED MY LEAPSTER AND VSMILE UNTIL I WAS 12 I THOUGHT I WAS THE ONLY ONE
Imagine walking into a bar and you see some 25 year old dude sitting on the floor playing an educational plug and play console
Join him
“I want what he’s having”
The Leap Frog Rocket Twist thing looks genuinely well done and interesting.
Dude, I had a V Smile when I was a kid!! I remember having The Lion King, Toy Story 2, and The Wiggles on that! (I never played the Wiggles one. The art style scared me as a kid)
Who would be scared of the freaking Wiggles?
The Toy Story 2 one was the best
@@ccateni28 I was 4 and the way they looked in the game unsettled me
@@rachella8065 I agree with you! That is the best one on V Smile
@@ccateni28 Can you point your fingers and do the twist?
18:10
Peter gets consumed by the void as reality changes form
THE VSMILE TRIGGERED MY NOSTALGIA SO HARD
The SpongeBob v smile game goes hard
I had the v smile with the drawing tablet on the controller but I didn’t have a single game that supported it
but the Diego game was an absolute classic
BASED VSMILE USER
Scooby Doo. YEEE-AaAH
The spongebob game was so hard for me as a kid!!
Thomas and friends game had to be the best tho!!
@@springbreezegaming4017 Day in the life of a Sponge?
While the thumbnails stay simple and videos themselves show how much work was put in, I feel like it all mixes well. It's super engaging to watch.
For some reason, Zayzoo: My Alien Classmate for the V. Smile lives rent free in my mind as the perfect aesthetic.
the best vsmile game
Thank you for making me remember, it has been safely stored in a little clear case, set on-display for everyone to see.
I remember this playground hide and seek level from zayzoo alien and you could actually play on the playground it was so fun
Hearing the VSmile startup sound forced my soul out of my body.
I remember the v smile. I had games like Bob the builder, ratatouille, I think it was called ABC Park or number park. (Edit: Alphabet park) I actually really liked the system as a kid.
Edit: I forgot that I also had cars, and SpongeBob.
I think the game you’re talking about is Alphabet Park Adventure. I had the original release but in the late 2000’s there was a revision of the game that changed the character designs to make them less unsettling.
@@Y0Y0Evan I think I had the original because I remember it being creepy.
Waaaay back in the day, one of my elementary classes had a VSmile and Alphabet Park. Good times
i still have my v smile and all the games i had for it, alphabat park was the one i loved playing the most and honestly would play again even though its probably a lot worse than i remember now that im an adult, i had so many games for it cant remember them all though, so many memories though
My nephew had alphabet park adventures
I just like to imaging petter wheeled in his own crt and consoles into the middle of that bar and jsust started playing them.
"jsust" AMOGUS
@@mickiel1980
jesust 😔
A portable V Smile was the shit back in the day.
Yeah the leapster was popular of course, but the V Smile was a home console they turned into a portable and blew everyone's mind at the playground.
I really wanted a DSI, but I got a v smile cyber pocket(the one with a pad for a stylus on the bottom screen) instead of the DSI, at least there were like 3 games I really liked... and then I got a 3DS in 2011amd the rest is history
@@user-ARCHON_GRID I chose DSi
@@NatetheNintendofan I would have too, but my parent were too cheap lol
@@user-ARCHON_GRID ironicly, I had both.
Unsure why...
19:36 I had that exact leap frog console growing up, damn I loved and will forever miss that thing
The testing transitions were genuinely extremely pleasing
When I was 3 years old, I clearly remember having a Red V-Smile with a microfone, I LOVED that microfone, it was really fun to just turn on the console to hear my voice coming out of the TV, and if I actually played a game, I always had the mic near me.
I didn't care about toy story or cars, I just wanted say to my mom that I was in TV.
Man Patter never runs out of ideas, and Also I remember playing my leapfrog and v smile.
The whole thing with the console controlled being able to switch between left and right handed is actually pretty neat
I love how basically all of the comments are "Wow I got so much nostalgia" and "Oh my God so many memories". I'm not saying no to yall though. I had a VSmile when I was little and absolutely loved it. A while back I went down a rabbit hole of watching a bunch of longplays of VSmile games I had. It was an amazing experience.
2:44 The V-smile was on of my favorite game consoles when I was a kid, and toddler. I use to play the toy story game on it! So many memories!
I jailbroke my V-Tech to run Doom and Wolfenstein. I also use the V-tech pad as my primary Smash Bros Controller.
Do you have any video?
@@kingn0ah377 I was kidding, I don't own a v. smile anymore. Yes you can find Doom VSmile and use a V Pad on Smash 64-Wii U.
@@EZOnTheEyes damn, that sounds really cool, I'd love to get it
@@kingn0ah377 haha wish I could help, Good luck!
Not gonna lie that last console really seemed quite fantastic at what it aims to be, it has a lot of tactile inputs that correspond to the games, it has a lot of small games and software and it's an all in one package. For smaller kids that would be perfect to play with as they can have games, be somewhat creative and it has many inputs to play with.
As a V. Smile (and leap frog) collector (because I have brain damage and am stuck in the past please send help to me in 2004) I enjoyed this so much. Also sometimes if the cartridges are dirty it’ll cause the system to crash, and the cartridges are most likely dirty because kids.
This is a very random question, but do you know of a V. smile game where the player was able to choose their character from a bunch of different animals (I think a panda and/or a dog were included), and the game was kind of RPG-esque with different tasks/quests you could do? I think there was even a bedroom that you could decorate. I swear that this game exists, and that it was my favorite when I was a kid, but for the life of me I can't remember the name or find it ANYWHERE, lol.
18:05
"This is beautiful!"
"N O"
*Game uses telekinetic powers to attack Peter*
I had one of those p tech "laptops" for kids. I loved that thing. I did leave it in my tree house and it got rained on.
an "InnoTab" i'm assuming. I have one just because. kinda cool ngl
Peter: Video game console developers think about how to make the controllers the most comfortable.
Me: What was Nintendo thinking when they made the N64 controller.
You're a good youtuber, Peter. Please never move to LA and react to things.
I remember having a Rock It Twist a few years (possibly 2022, Early 2023 or Mid 2023). So nostalgic.
His genuine excitement when using the last one amuses me
I personally had a purple leap pad with one game on it: the princess game, it had two stories ( Cinderella and beauty and the beast) and hearing the leap frog theme was amazingly nostalgic
Oh my word
The v-smile was the first video game console I ever had
Good times 😭
Same here!
At 9:35, the Leapfrog box looks like it’s floating in the air beside Peter! XDXD!
It seems really counter intuitive that children are expected to put up with low latency input and imprecise controls, when you want them be be aware of their own reflexes and hand eye coordination.
Oh.. and the opposite of nostalgia is fear of the future.
I remember the V. Smile so fondly. I remember there was this Spider-Man shopping game I used to play all the time
Patter's editing and acting skills are unironically very funny and very cool to watch.
He's even more powerful than we could ever imagine. xD
Ok no joke, I remember me and my older brother had this console. Everytime I see this console, my brain explodes of how nostalgic it is to me.
I love that they actually got the Shrek voice actors to do voice lines for the game
i am now realizing how much your channel has grown ever since 3 or so years ago when i started wtching your channel. love the content
I love this thing this was my
Childhood and i probably wouldn't have entered the world of gaming without it 3:43
I hate how accurate the whole **People clapping** "Hahah.. yes, yeah heheheh...." really is to every E3 conference ever
No way, I took one look at the v smile and it brought back so many memories. Thinking back on it, these games were more hilarious then they were educational.
Peter has been grinding out these videos nonstop. He's amazing.
V tech and V smile define peoples childhood
FACTS!
they also made a weird email sending device that nobody knows anything about
it had a built in dial up modem and it was weird
i was highly obsessed with it..( i think even tho i'm left handed, i can hold the controler right and left...)
The amount of creativity Peter has is amazing and he's hilarious as well. I bet in a year or so he's really going to blow up to be in the upper tier of UA-cam.
I remember playing a finding Nemo game on the V Smile and diagonal movements actually worked
Maybe I’m remembering wrong but I think your joystick is just dead
Or those directions for some reason weren’t programmed in these games. I’m not sure, but I think you’re right about moving diagonal
@@meebolover1777 yeah you can tell he wasn’t playing the gems of the v smile like Spongebob or Cars
Cause that shit slapped
Im honestly glad you liked the last one because I was planing on getting it for my kid.
The Leapster is actually kind of cute and made me smile. When you see a lot of cynical stuff aimed at kids, something that seems actually considerate towards them goes a long way.
Leapfrog has always been a pretty wholesome company. I had the original leapfrog which was just an interactive reading and writing book. Crazy to look them up and see that they're making video games now! Especially one that's still helping kids learn fine moter skills while learning :D!
these things are honestly more traumatizing than normal video games. I remember i had a one of those with a Cars game and the tractor part made me cry.
The RockIt Twist looks like one of those "How grandma sees the Xbox controller", but real, and tiny.
I never had these, but I had an Innotab when I was younger. It wasn't any of the ones with the camera or any of that like the newer ones, but it kept me entertained for hours.
I would've loved that rockit twist when I was like 5. It looks like they took fidget toys and made them into an edutainment console
We need a full video of Peter just making stuff with the pixel art maker
Game: Nom-Nom, Nom-Nom is a growing hung...
Peter: I'm sorry, he is what now?
Me: LOL XD.
why is pooter in such a luxurious location this time even the transitions to the games themselves are fancy
17:50 "patter learns how to be an NFT artist"
Haha, what a funny joke Sonic from the hit Dreamcast game Sonic Adventure released in Japan in December 23rd, 1998 and released in North America in September 9th, 1999
I remember having a v-smile when I was little. I was in love with the Dora game I had on there. I also remember playing this game called the Alphabet park adventure or whatever...
I remember the Dora game! I played that one a lot too.
I had the Dora game too!
Peter getting angry over a childrens game for 30 seconds
7:44 - 8:14
The amount of genuine fun he had with the last one makes me happy
Oh my god V smile.
I had one back in the day, and man it was so awesome.
The minute I saw the thumbnail? Nostalgia hit me like a train lol
I'm pretty sure the Vsmile is basically the Self-Checkout Chiosk at my local library. Uses the same soundbank at least.
That transition from console to console was pretty smooth, and I think maybe each time it shows up the glass is less and less empty? I have to check to be sure but if it is I’m gonna be super impressed.
I grew up with the V Smile, so much Nostalgia
I remember having a V. Smile motion when I was very young, pure nostalgia
Same it was my 1st "console" i used to play the crap out, of it tho once i got my original xbox i kind of just forgot about it tho i did always bring the portable version on car rides since i didnt get my ds lite until i was older
I owned the V-Smile as a kid. Brings back some good memories.
"They don't bang or bong in those videos"
Patter,you can't say that
I read this comment as he said it
6:55 dream stans when the subject of a conversation isn’t dream ships
No way, they made a game from my favorite childhood book! The Hung, Hung Caterpillar!
6:17 *donkey*
*we’ve received dividends from our invested 401k*
Peter's videos are something else. Can't pinpoint exactly why, but he's quite enjoyable to watch.
I LOVED the v smile console! My brother and me played the included game so much that our family still uses some of the voice lines 😂
My v tech innotab 3 s was my childhood and my introduction to gaming and I will forever cherish those memories of trying to keep bugs off my beanstalk and helping team Umizoomi solve problems
18:22 Peter's using space as a blanket.
Cousin had a V-Smile with like 20 games. Was the absolute bomb before I got my 3DS in 2011. Good times, can't believe it's already 10 years ago. Just a burning memory.
Same
10:28 *These discount rainbow colored Nubert™️ copies are going to be a recurring theme with this game.*
There was a spongebob racing one and I couldn't stop playing it. Along with a wall-e game about planets. So much nostalgia from V-Tech.
I loved Batman: Multiply, Divide, and Conquer on Leapster. Turns out it was published by Wayforward, the Shantae people. The more you know, eh?
that game kinda slapped
@@alisande_ It was way better than I remembered. Having good sprite quality and animations didn't hurt either.
I feel like edutainment games shouldn't be either reskins of other educational games like sonic x, or just garbage or boring games that I bet even toddlers will find boring
WayForward's lineup of games they've developed is certainly wild
i like the second the game starts the announcers says:
"would you like to quit the game?"
I would've had SO much fun with the Twist if it was around when I was a kid!
Bro you just Awakening old childhood memory, had the Vsmile with the Ratatouille game. along with a plug-in play Clone Wars blaster
I love how peter makes more than enough to pay for a better camera but still does not.
that's loyalty.
Aw man, Peter is such an underrated UA-camr.
I love your vids my guy, keep up the amazing work
[16:13] Nom-Nom is a growing *_HUNG._*
*HEEH* I’m sorry, he’s a what now?
Music Station.
Alright what we got, some Ariana grande?
some graniana aride?
The smile made my nostalgia levels rise my guy, Peder is ahead of his game