Scott’s Japanese Wii U is one of kind because it has a digital version of Mario Maker and it is impossible to digitally download Mario Maker for Wii U anymore.
@@miilotheminer I don’t believe that’s a good excuse for a few reasons. One, people were still playing Mario Maker on Wii U and having a blast and removing a core feature is just so painful for thousands of people! Two, Nintendo is still keeping up the servers for several other Wii U games and it makes very little sense to target this game in specific, when I am sure keeping all of those servers up costs tons of dollars too! I believe that the primary reason why they removed the ability to upload is because Super Mario Maker 2 wasn’t as successful as the original Mario Maker and Nintendo wanted to target the Wii U game in specific so that they can push more people into buying that version. It’s the same old sleazy thing Nintendo has been doing with the Wii U for the past few years now, we’ve seen them do it with Donkey Kong Country and Pikmin 3 and we are seeing them do it again with Super Mario Maker. The only reason Nintendo is still keeping the servers up for games like Smash 4, Splatoon, and Mario Kart 8 is because the Switch versions are doing extremely well and the Wii U is just no competition.
I don’t know if Scott realized this, but there’s actually a ton of secret codes in the Mario Maker ideas book that unlock a bunch of Easter eggs in the ingame manual. I can’t remember all of them, but I do remember there being a video of Koji Kondo performing world 1-1 on a piano, and Miamoto signing his name. There are even a few that show ingame Easter eggs, like a tutorial on how to play the fly swatter game. It’s not a super important detail, but I think it adds a lot to the otherwise lacklustre manual Edit: I went back and tried a few of these, and realized that the signature one isn’t just Miamoto, Tezuka also does his own signature. If you want to see it for yourself, the code is the release date of the original Super Mario Bros, 13 09.
We had Wii Karaoke U in Europe. It was a really stupid application, where you had to pay subscribtion to access songs to sing. Not that you would want to, the interface looked like something from the early 90s PC xD It was discontinued a long time ago.
Y’know, there are a few Japanese exclusives on the Wii U that Scott can now play. For instance, the Yakuza collection, Taiko no Tatsujin, Dragon Quest X Online, Yo-Kai Watch Just Dance, and a few exclusive eShop titles, including virtual console. I know Mother 3 is on Wii U in Japan.
@@DavidDumbedDown It’s a Just Dance game that’s entirely based around the Yo-Kai Watch series. It makes sense that this was a Japan exclusive because Yo-Kai Watch satirizes so many Japanese elements and is much more popular in Japan because of it! However, I find this game interesting because it’s the only Yo-Kai Watch related game on the Wii U and it’s so obscure, while the 3DS was practically drowning in Yo-Kai Watch games!
According to google translate, it was kicking you out of Nintendo TV because you need a Nintendo Network ID. (It was awesome using the google translate camera, and seeing the translations, with Scott being "WHAT DOES THIS MEAN?!!")
Yano I never used to get the obsession with Japanese versions of gaming stuff but I think after this video I get it, it’s really cool to see how something your used to look generally the same as what your used to but different in little ways.
I think there are some EU copies that come with the hardcover book but not the amiibo, it's what mine is like. It could be a UK specific thing but I don't actually know.
Speaking of that Wii U Gamepad stand, I was watching his Scott's Stash video on the Wii U 2013 brochure and he mentioned that the Game Pad stand that doesn't charge the console can be used for standing your phone instead. I dug mine up and put my phone in it and it actually worked perfectly!
The codes in the idea book were used for video tutorials, and they even had some hidden ones in the book that showed you neat stuff. One of my favorites was a q&a about the development, but there’s a whole lot more too, like miyamoto drawing a picture of Mario, and koji kondo playing the smb1 theme on the piano
I rescued a rental model original first generation Wii, and it was actually a lot of fun going through and seeing all the Mii characters that were made on it, it was at the limit. Gave me a good variety of characters as opponents in Wii sports.
23:39 This somehow reminds me of the time that I softlocked the final boss in Woolly World (Giant Baby Bowser, for some reason, got stuck in his confused phase, and never resumed attacking, and Yoshi had no way to attack him; Baby Bowser couldn't even notice when Yoshi was right in front of him), and I made a post about it on Miiverse. I think, much like that one time in Donkey Kong Jungle Beat against Torch Tusk, I am the only person to have seen this glitch happen, I don't know what caused it, and ai'm unsure if I will ever see it happen again, let alone to any other players.
About the European Mario Maker book, it is indeed hardcover. I went through it while watching you and compared it to this one. There is one particular difference on page 12 (12:50): In our version, the question block on the left is just missing for absolutely no reason I could think of. Can anyone tell me if this is also true for NA releases? Besides that, all the English captions are translated into German, French, Dutch, Spanish, Portuguese (I guess?), Italian, and Russian.
I actually purchased the 32gb white Wii U on the day of the Switch’s launch in 2017. I figured white would age nicer than glossy black. The refurbished shop was pretty easy to navigate then.
i translated the text at 19:41 about the joysticks. It basically says that when the console is turned on, the joysticks are calibrated in a "natural position" and if you start it with a joystick moved to the side, it will mess up the controls.
@@Robin0928 If you want to play Wii U, I'd say get one sooner rather than later because Nintendo has been going nuts with delistings just to get the 2 people on Wii U to buy a Switch.
@@superstar64 true. Honestly the reason I haven't ever just bit the bullet and gotten one is because most of the big games I would have wanted on WiiU are now on Switch (which I've had for 2 years now)
I have the 32 gb white Japanese Wii U also. But mine came with Mario Kart pre-installed. I bought it so I could import all of the Wii and Wii U Taiko No Tatsujin titles. I am so happy I purchased this. I use it all the time. You just can't sync this Wii U gamepad to your American Wii U. It is region locked.
Welcome to this daily episode of wait why is it different in every other region. Today, why is it not hardcover in every other region? I really enjoyed the codes in the Mario maker "art book" (?) especially since some pages had subtle codes hidden in (like myamoto's signature and the sheet music)
Absolutely right about the Refurbished Wii Us. I actually got a refurbished Wind Waker Edition. This was back when the refurbished models actually had custom boxes made. Now, they're just brown boxes with a sticker.
You even whisper the words "Wii U", and Scott will tell you about the refurbished North American White 32GB Wii U's that were only available on the Nintendo online store.
The main reason JoySound wasn't brought over to the west was because while the software is owned by Nintendo, the music library is not. JoySound is basically an online Karaoke service/library that companies in Japan can license, whether stores or developers, And Nintendo licensed it for the Wii U in Japan, and even on the Switch.
4:00 also, if you were desperate, the area around the camera on the gamepad (or somewhere on there) could be used as a sensor bar. if you were desperate
If we don't stop him Scott will be so strong of a Wii U owner that when you meet him, you'll get a real-life prompt to look at the Wii U Gamepad.
Wait, you don't get those?
Boss Fight! vs Scott "Will Take a Look at the Second Mega Man Game" Wozniak (working title)
Hey wait I've seen you before
This is one of the most creative comments I've seen
Scott ended a sentence with “sue me.” I thought he learned his lesson. Oh well. I shall get in contact with my lawyers once again.
You menace
@@YourAverageSpelunker “Japanese Wii-U Enthusiasm” is an offense worthy of a lawsuit. Nothing personal, I just want -money- to do the right thing.
@@ariamentio he's just having fun and deserves no punishment. You menace.
"Crucifixion's a bit harsh."
Why talk to someone if you can't sue them
"No I don't want to update the WiiU, I want to keep the Nintendo TV Logo" - This man knows his priorities.
it's for the COLOR BALANCE
it was never removed for japan
@@mayor_assistant Really? Neat
the reality of this is that making these videos are just a way for Scott to write off all the consoles he buys as business expenses.
Does wonders for my hormones
He has a separate account just for Wii U purchases I bet
@@pjcaps100 lmao what
@@lowen__ it’s probably a Scott quote lmao
Jokes on you, Scott canonically evades his taxes
We need to find this girl and introduce her to the guy that owns sonic jam!
Dude I’ve heard about the guy who owns sonic jam I can’t believe he owns sonic jam!
@@squirlboycp I bet even after he dies, we’ll be like, wow, that’s the guy that owned sonic jam!
@@kanalet8460 my grandpa owns it
Not only that but he owns Sonic 2 with a line!
@@arachniguy8433 your grandma works for Microsoft?
Scott’s Japanese Wii U is one of kind because it has a digital version of Mario Maker and it is impossible to digitally download Mario Maker for Wii U anymore.
@@nickk3077 it could also reduce the costs as the servers can’t grow in storage size
@@miilotheminer I don’t believe that’s a good excuse for a few reasons. One, people were still playing Mario Maker on Wii U and having a blast and removing a core feature is just so painful for thousands of people! Two, Nintendo is still keeping up the servers for several other Wii U games and it makes very little sense to target this game in specific, when I am sure keeping all of those servers up costs tons of dollars too! I believe that the primary reason why they removed the ability to upload is because Super Mario Maker 2 wasn’t as successful as the original Mario Maker and Nintendo wanted to target the Wii U game in specific so that they can push more people into buying that version. It’s the same old sleazy thing Nintendo has been doing with the Wii U for the past few years now, we’ve seen them do it with Donkey Kong Country and Pikmin 3 and we are seeing them do it again with Super Mario Maker. The only reason Nintendo is still keeping the servers up for games like Smash 4, Splatoon, and Mario Kart 8 is because the Switch versions are doing extremely well and the Wii U is just no competition.
I still have mario marker digitally downloaded hehe😆 not japanese though unfortunately
@@nickk3077 Wait, is Pikmin 3 no longer on the North American store? I still see it on the German Wii U eShop! 😮
hi nick
26:02-26:12 Feels like it would fit perfectly in a regular Scott The Woz Episode.
I don’t know if Scott realized this, but there’s actually a ton of secret codes in the Mario Maker ideas book that unlock a bunch of Easter eggs in the ingame manual. I can’t remember all of them, but I do remember there being a video of Koji Kondo performing world 1-1 on a piano, and Miamoto signing his name. There are even a few that show ingame Easter eggs, like a tutorial on how to play the fly swatter game. It’s not a super important detail, but I think it adds a lot to the otherwise lacklustre manual
Edit: I went back and tried a few of these, and realized that the signature one isn’t just Miamoto, Tezuka also does his own signature. If you want to see it for yourself, the code is the release date of the original Super Mario Bros, 13 09.
but are they in maker 2?
Everyone upvote the above comment, I want a Scott’s stash video about this plz
@@hexywesky upvote? You used Reddit too much my guy
@@JeskidoYT No, unfortunately.
forge miyamoto’s signature
This better mean we're getting a video looking through the Japanese eShop. Do it Scott. Complete the trilogy!
he does
Scott’s Triforce:
North American Wii U
European Wii U
Japanese Wii U
Now we need Australian Wii U
@@rattfish Canadian Wii U
@@HelloPersonReadingThis. Canada is not a country, it is a part of the United States.
@@treestomped6954 I thought it was it’s own country but sure.
@@HelloPersonReadingThis. I'm actually not certain, but I've heard people say Alberta is part of the United States so there's that
At least he has another one in case he gets lasagna on his other Wii U
this is his forth
@@ExtraWubs I thought it was his 7th?
@@ethangerstein2534 isnt it his eighth?
@@nicksullivan1610 no, he most likely filmed this shortly after he bought it, which was a few months ago
@@nicksullivan1610 isn't it his 10th?
Good god man, you might as well put “Wii U collector” on your resume.
and, the guy who owns sonic jam.
Oof.
And Sonic 2 with a line
I mean, no one else wants them
bold of you to assume he hasn't.
The fact I read the title so fast, I actually thought the title said, “Exploding a Japanese Wii U”
Slow Mo Guys crossover episode.
I thought it said "Eating a Japanese Wii U"
The fact I read your comment so fast, I actually thought your comment said, "Exploring a Japanese Wii U"
@@drdandan6128 I mean, he didn't see a warning
I can imagine his Japanese viewers saying "NO NO CLICK THAT ONE ITS RIGHT THERE"
hahahahaha.
“You can tell a lot about a person from their Miis.”
*goes into the Mii Channel*
“This person had one Mii.”
Only Scott can make me watch a 32 minute Wii U unboxing in 2021.
“I bought a Japanese Wii U so I could play Mario Power Tennis in Japanese, sue me.”
“I should stop ending sentences like that.”
We had Wii Karaoke U in Europe. It was a really stupid application, where you had to pay subscribtion to access songs to sing. Not that you would want to, the interface looked like something from the early 90s PC xD It was discontinued a long time ago.
Italu
Lol
@@Lefurmage104 e quell'altra sedia?
@@antusFireNova ODDIO UN ITALIANO CHE SEGUE SCOTT SPOSAMI
@@antusFireNova l’altra sedia non c’è
Scott: I bought Wii U to support Nintendo during the Wii U era
Also Scott: Scamming for an amiibo is a sick idea
Reminds me of when I bought a Japanese Mario Party DS. Fun, weird, and my Google translate called me a slur that day
s-slur?
@@oliverafton1444 dont worry. it was drunk
Y’know, there are a few Japanese exclusives on the Wii U that Scott can now play. For instance, the Yakuza collection, Taiko no Tatsujin, Dragon Quest X Online, Yo-Kai Watch Just Dance, and a few exclusive eShop titles, including virtual console. I know Mother 3 is on Wii U in Japan.
i tried to get japan vc for so long for m3
He can also get Wii U Puyo Puyo Tetris, Skylanders Spyro's Adventure, the Sonic Advance Trilogy and some Monster Hunter stuff too which is cool.
What's yo kai watch just dance?
Is just dance wii u there?
@@DavidDumbedDown It’s a Just Dance game that’s entirely based around the Yo-Kai Watch series. It makes sense that this was a Japan exclusive because Yo-Kai Watch satirizes so many Japanese elements and is much more popular in Japan because of it! However, I find this game interesting because it’s the only Yo-Kai Watch related game on the Wii U and it’s so obscure, while the 3DS was practically drowning in Yo-Kai Watch games!
“I bought a Japanese WiiU so that I could play Mario power tennis in Japanese”
I’m at the point where I don’t question this
JAPAN SCOTT???
Scott the Woz is my favorite Anime
スコット
_(Scott)_
I worry about Scott's obsession with the Wii U.
I worry about my worry about Scott's obssession with the Wii U.
It comes full circle
Scott’s Wii U addiction will never end
@Fakepolicepoxferd I wish I haven't sold my wii u. I had haxchi on it...
scott you are the only person on earth that cares about the white 32gb Wii Us
According to google translate, it was kicking you out of Nintendo TV because you need a Nintendo Network ID. (It was awesome using the google translate camera, and seeing the translations, with Scott being "WHAT DOES THIS MEAN?!!")
They don’t make the Japanese Wii U’s like they used to 😔
.....They make Japanese WiiUs? I thought Nintendo was a Jewish own company. Wario lied to me!!!
Yeah they don't make 'em
@@lonk_skonk cuz they make the switch now
What, with hands?
Scott must be stopped before he owns every Wii U on earth and monopolizes access to any and all Wii U games.
He'll probably just burn all copies of Amiibo Festival and Ultra Smash.
@@TommyDeonauthsArchives He would be doing humanity a service at that point.
He'll eventually buy the Wii U trademark from Nintendo... Because they sure as hell don't want it.
Yano I never used to get the obsession with Japanese versions of gaming stuff but I think after this video I get it, it’s really cool to see how something your used to look generally the same as what your used to but different in little ways.
I also bought a Wii U directly from Japan, and it changed my life
in the EU, the books are able to be hardcover because they don’t come with every copy of the game. They come with the special amiibo edition
I think there are some EU copies that come with the hardcover book but not the amiibo, it's what mine is like. It could be a UK specific thing but I don't actually know.
@@luuexists nope, I have the same version. Hardcover book, no amiibo. From NL.
Scotts just sat on the carpet taking about a Japanese Wii U and still makes amazing content
about that...😅
Speaking of that Wii U Gamepad stand, I was watching his Scott's Stash video on the Wii U 2013 brochure and he mentioned that the Game Pad stand that doesn't charge the console can be used for standing your phone instead. I dug mine up and put my phone in it and it actually worked perfectly!
The codes in the idea book were used for video tutorials, and they even had some hidden ones in the book that showed you neat stuff. One of my favorites was a q&a about the development, but there’s a whole lot more too, like miyamoto drawing a picture of Mario, and koji kondo playing the smb1 theme on the piano
Hearing Scott passionately ramble about anything is always a delight
From someone with way too many Japanese consoles, take a pic of those menus and then use Google Lens to translate them. Makes life a lot easier.
I rescued a rental model original first generation Wii, and it was actually a lot of fun going through and seeing all the Mii characters that were made on it, it was at the limit. Gave me a good variety of characters as opponents in Wii sports.
I binged all your main channel videos at work. These are keeping me going
Man, I loved the Wii U. It was a damn good console
I hope this is the first of 12 videos about each of his WiiU's.
1200*
Scott's going to need a taller room to store all his Wii U's.
Soon he'll have enough to make a wall of WiiU Boxes the way grocery stores stack soda cases around the Super Bowl
Scott, you don't need to find a 32GB white Wii U, just swap the shells of two of the Wii Us you already own.
9:06 gives me huge Ashens vibes, I don’t know why it does, but I like it.
Lmao hell yeah
23:39 This somehow reminds me of the time that I softlocked the final boss in Woolly World (Giant Baby Bowser, for some reason, got stuck in his confused phase, and never resumed attacking, and Yoshi had no way to attack him; Baby Bowser couldn't even notice when Yoshi was right in front of him), and I made a post about it on Miiverse. I think, much like that one time in Donkey Kong Jungle Beat against Torch Tusk, I am the only person to have seen this glitch happen, I don't know what caused it, and ai'm unsure if I will ever see it happen again, let alone to any other players.
Scott please do more of these deep dives into the Wii U or the 3DS system software, they are so entertaining to watch and so fun!
“This is my primary Wii U, and this is the one in case I get lasagna on this one!”
Facts
About the European Mario Maker book, it is indeed hardcover. I went through it while watching you and compared it to this one. There is one particular difference on page 12 (12:50): In our version, the question block on the left is just missing for absolutely no reason I could think of. Can anyone tell me if this is also true for NA releases?
Besides that, all the English captions are translated into German, French, Dutch, Spanish, Portuguese (I guess?), Italian, and Russian.
At this point Scott just needs to learn Japanese
I actually purchased the 32gb white Wii U on the day of the Switch’s launch in 2017. I figured white would age nicer than glossy black. The refurbished shop was pretty easy to navigate then.
i translated the text at 19:41 about the joysticks.
It basically says that when the console is turned on, the joysticks are calibrated in a "natural position" and if you start it with a joystick moved to the side, it will mess up the controls.
I was half-expecting Scott to shrink down and 'explore' the Wii U from the inside.
mini mushroom
0:04 I'll get around to it eventually
26:07 I was reminded this is a Scott Wozniak video
7:54 scott you are right
but the art book in europe is completely different
I feel like Scott's relationship to the Wii U is like Arin hansons relationship with the sonic franchise
The Wii U is an abusive SO.
scott's one of the few sane people i know who buys a nintendo console that's been region locked to its home country
I got myself a Japanese Wii U a while back, it’s amazing to just go through.
18:08 I found this really funny for no reason.
Nintendo during wii u: "show but don't tell"
nintendo during labo: "tell and then show"
Me, who has never owned a WiiU: fascinating
It was an interesting experience, I wish it was more successful. Maybe we would have actually got games for it.
@@superstar64 maybe I'll get one one of these years
@@Robin0928
If you want to play Wii U, I'd say get one sooner rather than later because Nintendo has been going nuts with delistings just to get the 2 people on Wii U to buy a Switch.
@@superstar64 true. Honestly the reason I haven't ever just bit the bullet and gotten one is because most of the big games I would have wanted on WiiU are now on Switch (which I've had for 2 years now)
I wonder if this guy knows the guy who owns Sonic jam
That would be the best Crossover ever
My wii u gamepad recently started having the same rumble problems, looks like it's the original version of joycon drift
I feel better now that I’m not the only person on Earth who owns two Wii U’s
I have the 32 gb white Japanese Wii U also. But mine came with Mario Kart pre-installed. I bought it so I could import all of the Wii and Wii U Taiko No Tatsujin titles. I am so happy I purchased this. I use it all the time. You just can't sync this Wii U gamepad to your American Wii U. It is region locked.
Man, I remember when Super Mario Maker was announced, so the fact it's almost 6 years old is crazy, and kinda scary to me in a way.
I still have my Wii Karaoke U 7-day free trial download code on my pinboard ready for when I finally want to play it.
Any day now.
Welcome to this daily episode of wait why is it different in every other region.
Today, why is it not hardcover in every other region?
I really enjoyed the codes in the Mario maker "art book" (?) especially since some pages had subtle codes hidden in (like myamoto's signature and the sheet music)
Okay, I legit got a Reese advert that mentioned Mario and Luigi! How surreal is that!
I'm a Japanese and my father bought me exactly the same one (Super Mario Maker Set) when I was 11. (Sorry for my poor English)
This is good English
Wouldn’t be surprised if Scott owns the most Wii U’s than anyone else
This video is perfect. 1 hour after it was published it has 1.2K likes and 0 dislikes.
Absolutely right about the Refurbished Wii Us. I actually got a refurbished Wind Waker Edition. This was back when the refurbished models actually had custom boxes made. Now, they're just brown boxes with a sticker.
I love these videos, they are so calming and satisfying
I looked up the translation for the text that kept popping up near the end- and Scott was right. It says that you Have to have a Nintendo network ID.
Crazy how much Scott improved his unscripted videos. He seems so much more comfortable now.
“Oh my god they still have Nintendo TVii! I assume that means, piss off!”
Scott is a national treasure
Scott is going to be the historian of all things wii u
Take a shot every time scott says "umm" or "uhh"
You even whisper the words "Wii U", and Scott will tell you about the refurbished North American White 32GB Wii U's that were only available on the Nintendo online store.
The fact that they gave the 2DS a unique design for its Mario Maker bundle but not the Wii U is downright criminal
He doesn’t only own Sonic jam but also half of the WiiUs in the World
Scott Wozniak.
The biggest Wii u collector ever.
I do love seeing Scott's hands talk
The main reason JoySound wasn't brought over to the west was because while the software is owned by Nintendo, the music library is not. JoySound is basically an online Karaoke service/library that companies in Japan can license, whether stores or developers, And Nintendo licensed it for the Wii U in Japan, and even on the Switch.
I have a 32 GB Wii U and it came with Mario kart 8 pre-installed
At what point is Scott gonna bite the bullet and start learning Japanese with duolingo
No man needs this many Wii Us
Even in a non-scripted video , Scott still sounds sarcastic
2:14-2:41 “Guess what happened? Nobody did.” This is the exact Wii U I got.
Scott: *gets a Japanese Wii U*
Us: It’s about f***king time.
Only scott could spend over half an hour unboxing a console
This is easily my new favorite channel and i don't know why!
Scott: Starts up Wii Karaoke U
Me: My Sam and Eric senses are tingling
4:00
also, if you were desperate, the area around the camera on the gamepad (or somewhere on there) could be used as a sensor bar. if you were desperate
30:32 Oh my gosh it's the sequel to the Damae Channel!
This channel should be called Scott asmr stash
And I am sorry if you all did not find this funny
scott should add a black border for Scott's Stash videos
the top of the gamepad can be a sensor bar scott!
"I can't read any of this..... how interesting." - The guy that owns Sonic Jam