Every Nintendo Controller

"Does stuff like [the NES Zapper] count?" Scott you spent two and a half minutes talking about the Poké Ball Plus

28:00 SCOTT YOURE SUPPOSED TO UNLOCK IT AND THEN PRESS THE LITTLE BUTTON

28:00 the fact that he's had a switch since launch, has owned multiple pairs of joycon straps, and has never once accidentally seen the locking lever on them, is truly amazing

N64's controller just screams "we don't know what the best way to control 3D games will be since i was just invented so here's like 10 different options someone will optimize this, hopefully"

28:02 Scott please, you're supposed to pull the little tab at the bottom of the strap THEN pull it up 😭

The composition of the controllers at the start was actually visually pleasing.

One thing i actually really like about the joy cons is that i can play with each of my hands separate from each other rather than in one position, so I'm able to play in more comfortable positions for me

Scott - "Hey, you want to watch another video of Scott bitching about controllers for 50 minutes?" Me - "For the hundredth time...yes."

i feel like ive heard scott’s opinion on these controllers like 5 times each

This guy sounds like Scott The Woz.

For all the weird crap about the Wii remote, using it as Samus' arm cannon in Metroid Prime is the most immersive non-VR experience I've ever had in a game

27:58 Scott channeling his inner AVGN in this clip

Comments section whenever Scott does unspeakable things to his collection in the videos: "haha, so relatable." Comments section when Scott doesn't use the intended way of removing the joycon strap: "AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA"

watching this 7 minutes in and scott’s already on the n64. gee i wonder which controller he’s gonna talk about for like 20 minutes.. 😂😂

You can definitely tell Nintendo favors the D pad more than the analog stick.

Kirby 64 took major advantage of the d-pad and buttons concept, it even brought that to the switch online port

My hottest take is that the Wiimote + nunchuk combo is the best/most comfortable controller there’s been. With a single-form controller, the way you can sit or lie down is limited. With the wiimote/‘chuk, I could contort into all sorts of lazy positions and still perfectly play whatever (non-pointer) game I had on. There were times I’d play flat on my back, head turned toward the TV, with my right hand (Wiimote) resting comfortably on my chest, and my left (nunchuk) hand atop my head or draped over the edge of the couch. It was glorious. Still my preferred way to play Smash Bros, legitimately.

I'm surprised that Scott didn't mention the Wii remote's speaker. Some games got creative with that, like GoldenEye 007 and Driver San Francisco, for example.

One step closer to the L Button video.

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