Scott the Woz

Hey y'all, Scott here to talk about the nature of game series with annual installments:

Hey Y'all, Scott here with a festive treat for all you nostalgic types: bootleg video game rips!

Yeah, that's about the reaction I expected for 7 Grand Dad.

Probably the best iteration on that joke by a You Tuber of his kind.

Hey all, Scott's second video on the Wii U, Downfall of a Downfall, is out now.

Edited by derpdart56 on Jan 31st 2024 at 9:37:35 AM

Watching this video makes me feel guilty for supporting failure. It reminded me of using my Wii U most of the time to browse Channel Awesome and watch their videos on the television.

Third parties had no hope in the console, with clunky ports with missing content. Nintendo themselves were unaware of other companies. I had no idea the Wonderful 101 was released the same week as Grand Theft Auto V. Such idiocy, I'm glad the Kickstarter and versions on other consoles did well.

As expected, a jab at early new Mario Party.

EDIT: Watched more, how many Wii Us did he break? Not that he cares. Maybe speed runners do.

Edited by ChicoTheParakeet on Feb 1st 2024 at 6:31:58 AM

Scott: We should preserve video games and the hardware that supports them.

Also Scott: Has a life-long mission to destroy every Wii U in existence.

Nintendo falls into this weird cycle of having the privilage of Zeus that leads them do doing things like the partnership program or making third parties not make games for other platforms in the NES days. A failure is borderline necesary for them to make sure they improve. No wonder people look back at the 64 and Gamecube fondly since they pushed themselves for those. Wii U feels different because Nintenedo gave up on it

With that in mind, I’m glad most of the hard hitters are on the Switch now. The Wii U had some gems and they are more readily available now.

Edited by ChicoTheParakeet on Feb 1st 2024 at 7:23:30 AM

With the NES they were lucky to join just after the american game crash, and they could boss third-party companies around since they had the largest market share. By contrast, in other countries where a game crash didn't happen (most famously European ones like the UK) they infamously struggled against rivals like Sega who had established themselves earlier. Some of the most successful NES consoles in European and Asian countries were actually bootlegs "Famiclones" like Russia's Dendy.

Hey all. Scott talks about gaming on a budget. Not to be confused with a very early episode of a similar topic.

Edited by omega2900 on Mar 31st 2024 at 7:19:58 AM

No wonder people dont wanna buy the Suicide Squad game if its that much investment for a shit experience.

Like... I've seen people rag on consumers for being selective on their purchases now and I will never blame the consumer for that

well, might as well revive this because of one thought i had: i think Scott The Woz is one of the strangest fictional universes to ever exist and yet it is so fun to look into everything and what every single joke implies.

like, for example, remember Wendy's Employee's death in Memory Cards? i very recently theorized that the everyone in the Employee family (so this includes Target, Police, and everyone we haven't seen yet) is actually an incredibly powerful being who can do anything, and everyone in that family is basically a physical god. which is why they stay in their own assigned jobs, the universe itself assigned them these jobs. and if you try to branch out, you die. which is EXACTLY why Wendy's died. because he tried to convince people he wasn't a Wendy's Employee with his Halloween costume.

i'm probably over-analyzing here but it's amazing that i can even do this with a series where a white boy with brown hair and glasses talks about stupid nintendo games.

I’m trying to rank youtubers by power scaling. AVGN is top currently. Scott woz is two tiers below