Yea, but "Hey all, Scott here! I'm leaving the door open now. No reason, just felt like it. *one contamination later* I have it all now, scoliosis, mitosis, bedbugs, bedbats!" is still really good.
Legit their new GamePad 710 is so cool, I love the silver shell paired with the colored translucent plastic buttons. Their 310 before that was cool too, but I used mine so much that the left joystick's rubber has gotten rough and started to peel little chips of itself off Only complaint with them as a controller is that even if the inputs are shown on PC as numbers, you can't change the location of the face buttons when taken apart, and I wish I could because I'm more used to the Nintendo layout than the Microsoft layout they went with. The buttons have little plastic ridges that make it so you can't swap their positions, so you'd have to file them down to change where they are. I know it's for people who don't want to change their position who take it apart for other reasons, but I feel like it was an unnecessary restriction considering they're just labeled on actual software as being "00", "01", "02" and "03" anyway
Timestamps 0:00 First Party Controllers [September 16th, 2018] 23:15 Third Party Controllers [September 8th, 2019] 35:06 Special Edition Controllers [March 10th, 2020]
i suppose you could say Special Edition Controllers are "Second Party" insomuch that they're mostly not produced by the companies themselves but rather just officially licensed
Its wild that his video on Game Controllers is his most popular one in terms of views. Granted yeah it is a well made episode and dives deeper more than any other vid on controllers ive seen, but you dont see many citing it as one of their faves or one of Scott's best.
I think it's just because of the accessibility of the topic. If you've played even one video game in your life, you've used a game controller. It's something everyone can relate to, and it's extremely informative and funny even if you have no prior knowledge of Scott.
I’m pretty sure it was the first Scott the Woz video I ever had recommended to me, maybe because it’s such a broad topic? That might account for its high view count, but it is definitely one I can rewatch a lot and not get bored of.
Hey, Scott. I doubt you ever see this, but I love all your content. You inspired me to become a collector of games and not just a player of them. Thank you for all the knowledge and history about games you've imparted to me. -- a big fan
One thing i love about Scott's videos is how when you feel like the videos almost over, you check and see that you're only half done. We love the length of your compilation videos Scott
Well, these were made a long time ago and will be going live at random times, he said all the videos on this channel will go live over the next 3 years.
Mystery button on the top of the Wii Classic Controller was used for a clear plastic attachment that shipped with it. The attachment would slide onto your Wiimote and allow you to wrap the cable around it. The controller would then be place onto mounting tabs on the top of the attacment.
The a/b button layout on the dogbone was emblematic of how attuned nintendo was to how we used the buttons on their controllers, especially coming off the nes. It was designed for thumb rolling, where your thumb would rest in between a and b and roll left or right as needed. It's worth noting that the GameCube controller also accommodated thumb rolling, as well as heel-toe imputs (tip of your thumb and lower joint of your thumb operated two separate buttons without needing to reposition). If you don't know what I'm talking about, just pay attention the next time you play (on _any_ controller) you'll very likey notice you do these movements all the time, we just tend not to think about it.
17:06 This was a "Clip point" to attach something to the controller. I know of only one accessory that used it; a mount to hold the Wii-mote and wrap the cord up. It wasn't a bad accessory.
@@sheppardpat47 The problem with 3rd party controllers is always the sticks. Are they good on Logitech and 8bitdo? Like as sensitive as the 1st party? Without ridiculously huge dead zones?
@@steelbear2063 8bitdo and Logitech are way higher price and way higher tier than a bigben for exemple so yeah I remember my father owning a logitech controller for the ps2, wireless, it was very good
9:32 Before the Dual Shock Analog Controller and the N64 Rumble Pak came the Dual Analog Controller: it had new (red) and old (green) analog modes, and it was the first non-steering wheel game controller to have force feedback with the vibration function, but Japanese models of the DAC only had it. That and Tobal 2, the first PlayStation game with Dual Analog Controller support (red analog), beat the N64 Rumble Pak and Star Fox 64 by a few days. A year earlier, Sony released a twin flightstick controller that had analog functionality called the Analog Joystick. Eventually, that analog mode returned in the DAC as the green analog mode, but was removed from the DualShock onwards to cut costs.
It’s still amazing to me how game boy advanced, Sony PlayStation 1 and the n64 where my first gaming experience as a child, and the fact that only one had native rumble in the controller is mind blowing to me, especially since rumble motors are the norm with most game controllers nowadays and I can’t see playing a game without em.
The Dual Shock wasn't a response to the N64 controller, Scott. They actually had several revisions of analog stick prior, one called the Dual Analog that you left out. It was revealed before the N64 controller and the original design had built in rumble (which was removed due to poor audience testing).
13:41 As much as Retro Fighters made improved counterparts of the NES, N64 and Dreamcast controllers, they made a GameCube controller where the +Control Pad (cross control pad) has the primary placement, repositioning the left analog stick to be on the symmetrical side as the right, C-stick. I recommend this controller for games like Tony Hawk 3-American Wasteland, Viewtiful Joe, Capcom vs. SNK 2, and even the shmups like Ikaruga and Castle Shikigami 2.
special edition controllers, i feel this pain. you wanna use them but end up only using them a little - still worth it and no-one can stop me. DS4 and Dual Sense though are a fresh new hell.
33:55 I had a pair of wireless GameStop controllers for my PS2 that my dad bought for me in about 2003 or 2004, and those things were flawless. I used them for at least a full decade before I was finally forced to throw them out due to a combination of stripped screw heads on the battery compartment covers, broken battery covers (the batteries went underneath the grips and they would get really hot after a while, so not the most comfortable thing to have against your palm). Absolutely rock solid controllers, I would buy another pair of them if I could find them again.
Here's an idea for a future compilation: "The Best and Worst of Video Games". It would feature the videos of Scott going through the best and worst ranked games of all time, as well as the Best Selling Games video and The Commercial Failure.
The Wiimote and nunchuk are surprisingly great for playing emulators for NES and SNES. You can just sit down with your hands lying on the couch on either side of you, pressing all the buttons and using the analog stick to play.
20:58 I might agree. I still use my 360 controller as my PC gaming controller, but primarily because it's a WIRED controller and doesn't use a thin, crappy wire to plug into your devices like the Xbox One controller does. Still... it's a cool controller. I got the black version and primarily just messed around with Banjo-Kazooie on my tablet for about a week with it as my wireless controller and it has a really nice, solid feel and I love the matte covering they used on the controller overall. Beats the glossy finish of the Wii U Gamepad by miles. Wish there were a good shell replacement to get that kind of feel.
@12:38 the reason it is so big is because company responsible with creating multi layer PCB boards (Mitsumi Electric) refused to let Microsoft use their technology on the controller. So they had to have a single layout PCB taking a lot of empty space
Only Scott proudly shows off the greasiest, crustiest and most disgusting controllers from his personal collection. I always liked the ones where he's like "This. Is beautiful." And it's covered in fingerprints and hair lol.
I can't comment on their last few peripherals, but I had a Madcatz N64 controller, several Madcatz and other 3rd party PS2 controllers over the years, an AsciiPad for SNES, and a 3rd party 6-button controller for Genesis. Most all of them worked fine for me. That said, I agree on the Boomerang 64 and SuperPad 64 controllers.
The Wii Classic Controller mystery button is for the attachment that allowed you to connect your wii remote to the bottom of the controller to allow for motion control, you press it in for the controller to grab onto it like a claw, and to detach the attachment that the wii remote was held in your press it in again to release its grip
A few years ago I would be getting ready to hit the bars and get blitzed before work tomorrow. Now I get hyped when Scott drops a video for my Friday night.
Been using the Razer Wolverine Xbox controller for like 5 years now and just bought a second one for a backup. Feels like it did day one, best controller I've ever owned
You mentioned that NES Advantage… but you either forgot or didn't realize that it too was a third party controller, Nintendo made it official, but it's still made by ASCII Corp., as well as the SNES Advantage and the ASCII Pad controllers! 😮😮 Which the latter one is my FAVORITE controller! 😉😉😁😁
I understand the hate, but at the time, I liked the Jaguar controller. Once you knew what the number pad buttons did in a given game, it was great. Like in Doom, each weapon was one digit on the number pad. So rather than pressing C multiple times, I could hit 3, then 5 to switch between different weapons on the fly. Also, I had a Mad Catz Xbox controller that was smaller than The Duke before Microsoft released the smaller updated version.
For my OG Xbox, I first had the Duke, and my second controller was a Mad Cats one. I really liked it, except one of the triggers went in too far and would get stuck inside of the controller, with the gas just floored on Project Gotham. 😂 I ended up taking it apart, and filing down the trigger hole opening so it had clearance to come back out 😅
Big shoutout to the xbox360 and switch style Afterglow controllers. Gimmick aside, those fit PERFECTLY in my hands, the Dpad is amazing and the face buttons on the switch one esp. feel oh so nice. I love my 360 style one, it's my main controller for pc, esp. for fighting games. It's super precise~
14:49 The Xbox 360 is the last game console with an officially-made wired controller, and launch consoles were bundled with wired controllers that can be used on the Xbox 360 itself, or any Windows PC as long as the 360 controller drivers are installed. PS3 onwards were bundled with wireless controllers, and boy they aren't recommended for tournament play. I wished more wired controllers were made. The Xbox 360 wireless controller can be used on a Windows PC, but only through an Xbox 360 wireless gaming receiver. Think of the Wavebird.
The interesting thing about the number pad controller boom is that non rotary phones were actually like a new technology at the time so it was actually a cutting edge method of digital interaction. It was basically like the touch screen equivalent of the late 70s and early 80s
Slight date error here. The DualShock did not come out in 1997. There was a short lived dual analog controller that did, but the DualShock itself wasn’t released until 1998.
for the middle button on the Classic Controller, i think that was used for a addon that gave it handles, but that specific add on wasnt that common in the united states
![Noob To Max With DRAGON REWORK In Blox Fruits [FULL MOVIE]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/LnBMOinoOvA/mqdefault.jpg)
Can’t wait for a 12 hour Scott The Woz Compilation Compilation
Agreed, his longer episodes and compilations are the best
Lol facts
Need
More like a compilation compilation compilation!
"videogames"
"pump the brakes, speedracer. Nobody puts religion in my digdug" remains as my single favorite Scott the Woz quote of all time
I was tickled by, " we interrupt your regularly scheduled me with a special report by me." Lol
I don't know "WII play do you" "is that a threat" is still the best in my opinion
I will always be obsessed with “You do math like a BITCH!” from the DS accessories video
Yea, but "Hey all, Scott here! I'm leaving the door open now. No reason, just felt like it. *one contamination later* I have it all now, scoliosis, mitosis, bedbugs, bedbats!" is still really good.
At 3:49 for anyone wanting to skip to it
Logitech does make a pretty good 3rd party control. Bet you can even navigate a submarine with one
Yeah you can navigate the inside of a submarine with it, but NOT use it to CONTROL the submarine itself!
Legit their new GamePad 710 is so cool, I love the silver shell paired with the colored translucent plastic buttons. Their 310 before that was cool too, but I used mine so much that the left joystick's rubber has gotten rough and started to peel little chips of itself off
Only complaint with them as a controller is that even if the inputs are shown on PC as numbers, you can't change the location of the face buttons when taken apart, and I wish I could because I'm more used to the Nintendo layout than the Microsoft layout they went with. The buttons have little plastic ridges that make it so you can't swap their positions, so you'd have to file them down to change where they are. I know it's for people who don't want to change their position who take it apart for other reasons, but I feel like it was an unnecessary restriction considering they're just labeled on actual software as being "00", "01", "02" and "03" anyway
the controller also managed to survive despite everything and everyone on board being pulverized
27:05 this joke is so underrated to me. the words "were an owl pad family" live in my head rent free
"MadCatz controllers aren't terrible but they're on their way up there."
That there is a slick burn.
Scott could rant about his bedsheets for 30 minutes and still make it interesting
ngl, I'd sleep to that for sure
THIS SHEET BLOWS!
Three of my favourite Scott The Woz episodes compiled together? Don't mind if I do!
"The back is a soap dish" will never, ever get old.
Timestamps
0:00 First Party Controllers [September 16th, 2018]
23:15 Third Party Controllers [September 8th, 2019]
35:06 Special Edition Controllers [March 10th, 2020]
i suppose you could say Special Edition Controllers are "Second Party" insomuch that they're mostly not produced by the companies themselves but rather just officially licensed
@@CaptainJZHno
Its wild that his video on Game Controllers is his most popular one in terms of views. Granted yeah it is a well made episode and dives deeper more than any other vid on controllers ive seen, but you dont see many citing it as one of their faves or one of Scott's best.
I think it's just because of the accessibility of the topic. If you've played even one video game in your life, you've used a game controller. It's something everyone can relate to, and it's extremely informative and funny even if you have no prior knowledge of Scott.
@@MatthewSmart Exactly, it's a great introductory video
I’m pretty sure it was the first Scott the Woz video I ever had recommended to me, maybe because it’s such a broad topic? That might account for its high view count, but it is definitely one I can rewatch a lot and not get bored of.
Incredible. He managed to get his game controllers view count from 10 million down to 200.
what
what
@boxtoprock8020 his original game controllers upload has 10 million views. I was joking that he reset the viewer count
@@kylekelly8720 this is a complilation?
@@boxtoprock8020yes
Hey, Scott. I doubt you ever see this, but I love all your content. You inspired me to become a collector of games and not just a player of them. Thank you for all the knowledge and history about games you've imparted to me. -- a big fan
One thing i love about Scott's videos is how when you feel like the videos almost over, you check and see that you're only half done. We love the length of your compilation videos Scott
I just realized this series is Scott getting to keep living his G4TV episode compilation dreams.
And without any abrupt cuts for advertisements, and weird music replacement choices!
@@VicerimusMortem
Or the editing mistakes
@@ChaseMC215 Or the stigma of being attached to the G4TV brand.
@@VicerimusMortemI actually liked the commercial breaks. It made me feel nostalgic for when people actually used cable tv instead of streaming.
Scott’s gotta be psychic. I was just thinking about how awesome this compilation would be last night.
Well, these were made a long time ago and will be going live at random times, he said all the videos on this channel will go live over the next 3 years.
We're gonna get a 4 hour compilation of Scott destroying games and hardware and I'll be so uncomfortable but I'll probably also watch the whole thing.
Probably himself too (but that'll be okay, as long as he gets his face ready)
0:00 First Party
23:15 Third Party
35:07 Special Edition
L button?
Mystery button on the top of the Wii Classic Controller was used for a clear plastic attachment that shipped with it.
The attachment would slide onto your Wiimote and allow you to wrap the cable around it. The controller would then be place onto mounting tabs on the top of the attacment.
These and the console videos are my favourite Scott videos they’re just so rewatchable
How to spot a good controller:
Step 1: Check if there's an L button.
Step 2: Repeat step 1.
please it’s been 10 months i’m still not sure if it’s good
Step 3: CHECK THE PRIZE!
If Scott ever retires from RUclips I hope he posts a compilation of every single episode.
I wonder how long it would end up being
@@DarianTrinity Probably around a year long.
The a/b button layout on the dogbone was emblematic of how attuned nintendo was to how we used the buttons on their controllers, especially coming off the nes. It was designed for thumb rolling, where your thumb would rest in between a and b and roll left or right as needed. It's worth noting that the GameCube controller also accommodated thumb rolling, as well as heel-toe imputs (tip of your thumb and lower joint of your thumb operated two separate buttons without needing to reposition). If you don't know what I'm talking about, just pay attention the next time you play (on _any_ controller) you'll very likey notice you do these movements all the time, we just tend not to think about it.
17:06 This was a "Clip point" to attach something to the controller. I know of only one accessory that used it; a mount to hold the Wii-mote and wrap the cord up. It wasn't a bad accessory.
24:31 can’t get over how smooth this was
8bitdo are the only 3rd party controller maker I will every buy now.
Logitech is great too
@@sheppardpat47
The problem with 3rd party controllers is always the sticks. Are they good on Logitech and 8bitdo? Like as sensitive as the 1st party? Without ridiculously huge dead zones?
@@steelbear2063 8bitdo and Logitech are way higher price and way higher tier than a bigben for exemple so yeah
I remember my father owning a logitech controller for the ps2, wireless, it was very good
Hyperkin is pretty good too.
The Marshmallow joystick made me laugh, seriously nice addition, made my morning.
one of the things about the wii u pro controller that still baffles me is it's 80 HOUR BATTERY LIFE. This thing lasted longer than the gamepad did!
As someone with tiny hands, nearly every controller that Scott criticized for being too small was one I enjoyed using
That's not a battery compartment, that's where u put your blunts
The madcatz memory card filled with nickelodeon games hits different after Scotts episode about his childhood games
Scott gotta be one of the best RUclips creators to ever live
14:43 I owned this controller for a brief period as a kid and I did, in fact contract bedbugs. Scott you telepathic bastard you.
9:32 Before the Dual Shock Analog Controller and the N64 Rumble Pak came the Dual Analog Controller: it had new (red) and old (green) analog modes, and it was the first non-steering wheel game controller to have force feedback with the vibration function, but Japanese models of the DAC only had it. That and Tobal 2, the first PlayStation game with Dual Analog Controller support (red analog), beat the N64 Rumble Pak and Star Fox 64 by a few days.
A year earlier, Sony released a twin flightstick controller that had analog functionality called the Analog Joystick. Eventually, that analog mode returned in the DAC as the green analog mode, but was removed from the DualShock onwards to cut costs.
For a second I got excited that a new Woz episode was out. Nope, just another compilation.
It’s still amazing to me how game boy advanced, Sony PlayStation 1 and the n64 where my first gaming experience as a child, and the fact that only one had native rumble in the controller is mind blowing to me, especially since rumble motors are the norm with most game controllers nowadays and I can’t see playing a game without em.
The Dual Shock wasn't a response to the N64 controller, Scott.
They actually had several revisions of analog stick prior, one called the Dual Analog that you left out. It was revealed before the N64 controller and the original design had built in rumble (which was removed due to poor audience testing).
« The back is a soap dish » that’s just making me laugh so hard that he even put a damn dove soap on it 😂😂and it fits
5:25 Scott calls the grips of a controller "thighs".... I can never look at a controller the same way again
13:41 As much as Retro Fighters made improved counterparts of the NES, N64 and Dreamcast controllers, they made a GameCube controller where the +Control Pad (cross control pad) has the primary placement, repositioning the left analog stick to be on the symmetrical side as the right, C-stick. I recommend this controller for games like Tony Hawk 3-American Wasteland, Viewtiful Joe, Capcom vs. SNK 2, and even the shmups like Ikaruga and Castle Shikigami 2.
I don't know why, but 0:35 had me wetting myself laughing.
12:56 I just realized Scott whispers “God I need a shower” here
special edition controllers, i feel this pain. you wanna use them but end up only using them a little - still worth it and no-one can stop me. DS4 and Dual Sense though are a fresh new hell.
33:55 I had a pair of wireless GameStop controllers for my PS2 that my dad bought for me in about 2003 or 2004, and those things were flawless. I used them for at least a full decade before I was finally forced to throw them out due to a combination of stripped screw heads on the battery compartment covers, broken battery covers (the batteries went underneath the grips and they would get really hot after a while, so not the most comfortable thing to have against your palm). Absolutely rock solid controllers, I would buy another pair of them if I could find them again.
This video was the exact perfect length for me to mow the lawn
Chrono Trigger Music just as the Snes controller appears, top notch.
Most of the music is console-relevant, at least on the Nintendo segments, but it's still a good choice
I rewatch a ton of scott the woz content so these compilations and clips are great
Here's an idea for a future compilation: "The Best and Worst of Video Games".
It would feature the videos of Scott going through the best and worst ranked games of all time, as well as the Best Selling Games video and The Commercial Failure.
27:36 DKoldies sells that as "official N64 Controllers" And overprice all of their stuff
The Wiimote and nunchuk are surprisingly great for playing emulators for NES and SNES. You can just sit down with your hands lying on the couch on either side of you, pressing all the buttons and using the analog stick to play.
The MadCatz GameCube controller is actually PERFECT for Melee, outside of the eventual potentiometer wear, ofc
"More than a new game!" has not aged well
9:27 ps1 dualshock with dog bite marks lmao just like the one from my childhood
The fact that this came out a month before the pro controllers video is hilarious to me
17:07 they made an accessory that clips on to the Wii classic controller and gave it grip handles (sorta like the Pro)
He forgot second party controllers so to fill the void I’m gonna watch Mario Party 2 | Party Harder - Scott The Woz
The hell is a second party controller
20:58 I might agree. I still use my 360 controller as my PC gaming controller, but primarily because it's a WIRED controller and doesn't use a thin, crappy wire to plug into your devices like the Xbox One controller does.
Still... it's a cool controller. I got the black version and primarily just messed around with Banjo-Kazooie on my tablet for about a week with it as my wireless controller and it has a really nice, solid feel and I love the matte covering they used on the controller overall. Beats the glossy finish of the Wii U Gamepad by miles. Wish there were a good shell replacement to get that kind of feel.
@12:38 the reason it is so big is because company responsible with creating multi layer PCB boards (Mitsumi Electric) refused to let Microsoft use their technology on the controller. So they had to have a single layout PCB taking a lot of empty space
Only Scott proudly shows off the greasiest, crustiest and most disgusting controllers from his personal collection. I always liked the ones where he's like "This. Is beautiful." And it's covered in fingerprints and hair lol.
I can't comment on their last few peripherals, but I had a Madcatz N64 controller, several Madcatz and other 3rd party PS2 controllers over the years, an AsciiPad for SNES, and a 3rd party 6-button controller for Genesis. Most all of them worked fine for me. That said, I agree on the Boomerang 64 and SuperPad 64 controllers.
...the Logitech controller... Looks... Deeeeeply... Familiar. Especially with the Ocean Blue sticks... A reel gateway...
now now, doesnt feel too much pressure trying to remember.
The term "hardcore Wii games" literally made me laugh out loud.....for blatantly obvious reasons.
The Wii Classic Controller mystery button is for the attachment that allowed you to connect your wii remote to the bottom of the controller to allow for motion control, you press it in for the controller to grab onto it like a claw, and to detach the attachment that the wii remote was held in your press it in again to release its grip
Got my upvote
Does it work?
A few years ago I would be getting ready to hit the bars and get blitzed before work tomorrow. Now I get hyped when Scott drops a video for my Friday night.
I love controllers. Can't wait for the X button video!
Can't wait for Second Party Controllers
The touchpad on the DualShock 4 and DualSense are actually fantastic for text input with the on screen keyboard.
Been using the Razer Wolverine Xbox controller for like 5 years now and just bought a second one for a backup. Feels like it did day one, best controller I've ever owned
Slick compilation!
Videos made specifically FOR me. Peak snippet!
You mentioned that NES Advantage… but you either forgot or didn't realize that it too was a third party controller, Nintendo made it official, but it's still made by ASCII Corp., as well as the SNES Advantage and the ASCII Pad controllers! 😮😮 Which the latter one is my FAVORITE controller! 😉😉😁😁
Didn't know that. Thank you for sharing /g
@@BinglesP you're welcome
I understand the hate, but at the time, I liked the Jaguar controller. Once you knew what the number pad buttons did in a given game, it was great. Like in Doom, each weapon was one digit on the number pad. So rather than pressing C multiple times, I could hit 3, then 5 to switch between different weapons on the fly.
Also, I had a Mad Catz Xbox controller that was smaller than The Duke before Microsoft released the smaller updated version.
32:26 I wasn’t paying attention to the screen, heard “Logitech”, and had to quickly double check to see if he was talking about… THEE controller.
33:55 Funny, cause my roomate back in college had a cheap 3rd party controller for PC with the exact same design.
The Rock Candy series was pretty solid.
I can watch him all day.
For my OG Xbox, I first had the Duke, and my second controller was a Mad Cats one. I really liked it, except one of the triggers went in too far and would get stuck inside of the controller, with the gas just floored on Project Gotham. 😂 I ended up taking it apart, and filing down the trigger hole opening so it had clearance to come back out 😅
Geez, I'm watching this now because RUclips WILL NOT STOP recommending it. I'm expecting great things here.
Whenever being the 2P, we all know about the 3rd party controllers 😂
he's gonna have to upload a second version of this to include his pro controllers vid
Still waiting for the second party controllers episode
Do Second Party controllers even exist?
Big shoutout to the xbox360 and switch style Afterglow controllers. Gimmick aside, those fit PERFECTLY in my hands, the Dpad is amazing and the face buttons on the switch one esp. feel oh so nice. I love my 360 style one, it's my main controller for pc, esp. for fighting games. It's super precise~
14:49 The Xbox 360 is the last game console with an officially-made wired controller, and launch consoles were bundled with wired controllers that can be used on the Xbox 360 itself, or any Windows PC as long as the 360 controller drivers are installed. PS3 onwards were bundled with wireless controllers, and boy they aren't recommended for tournament play. I wished more wired controllers were made.
The Xbox 360 wireless controller can be used on a Windows PC, but only through an Xbox 360 wireless gaming receiver. Think of the Wavebird.
I foresee an episode where Scott has a really important topic belut keeps getting interrupted, so the episode ends before he can talk about it.
Top 3 most iconic Scott the Woz episodes:
Its odd to me that Americans dont pronounce the T in Buttons 6:44
29:23 Gosh, we should've seen the spongepocalypse coming a long time ago.
The interesting thing about the number pad controller boom is that non rotary phones were actually like a new technology at the time so it was actually a cutting edge method of digital interaction. It was basically like the touch screen equivalent of the late 70s and early 80s
I don’t know why I’m blanking but what’s the song playing when he starts talking about the nes at 3:35?
The moon level in Ducktales
Cant wait for the “scott the woz series in chronological order”
0:38 YEAH!!! I FUCKING LOVE MAPPY!!!
I still have an original DK game and watch that works, the orange one shown in this video. I even still play it sometimes for the nostalgia.
I'm old.
Its crazy how 3 episodes is shorter than any of the newer ones
Time to handle some control issues all gamers have.
Slight date error here. The DualShock did not come out in 1997. There was a short lived dual analog controller that did, but the DualShock itself wasn’t released until 1998.
still waiting for the Scott the woz video ranking video game controllers based on how useful they are for submersibles
29:10 me just waiting for the Madcats co trolleys with fans in the handles.....
I have a wired Third-party GCN Controller that has a second shoulder butter and has the button design like the Wii, Wii U, DS, 3DS
for the middle button on the Classic Controller, i think that was used for a addon that gave it handles, but that specific add on wasnt that common in the united states
If I counted correctly, the Steam Deck has 43 buttons. 39 if not counting buttons that aren't used for gameplay.
I fucking LOVE Scott the Woz.
25:16 is that the controller the submarine used? lmfao