We all traded in games we had no business trading in as children 😂. You’d be lucky to have gamers as parents. Lucky for my kids if physical media makes a resurgence I will not be letting them trade in games .
@@justjordan2478 true. Me and my dad knew something was up when Gamestop gave us like $10 instead of the normal $2, but I guess there must have been some other game younger me thought was worth it lol.
Especially because people were selling the physical version for top dollar before the WiiU release. I remember seeing listings upwards of 90 dollars for it.
Fun Fact: If you remove the disc for Super Mario All-Stars on the Wii, the game can still be played fully due to the game size being small enough to be held by the RAM of the Wii!
I just went back and forth a few times and it really does seem like it's the same guy talking... You might be onto something here. Wonder if people know?
Scott: "I'm not gonna spend too long on this one," Also Scott: *Proceeds to go on a 30-minute rant about the ins and outs of Super Mario 3D All Stars for the 8th time this month
I'd personally say the GBA emulators were fine, but certain games like WarioWare Twisted were non compatible (Galaxy S5 was lucky, not my A12 for some reason).
Fun fact about the Zelda Collector's Edition - it was the first time you could play the games in PAL regions at 60hz. Normally games _from_ PAL regions get speed-adjusted for export (like the WipEout series), but for some reason, many Japanese companies didn't bother to do it the other way. It definitely mattered to them though, as Capcom would speed adjust games like Test Drive 5 to run at the correct speed when importing. Anyway, I still have my copy from way back when. I got it at Toys R Us in a bundle with Pokémon Colosseum, Pokémon Box, the GBA cable, Monster Jam, Scorpion King and the Zelda set. It also came with a really sweet bag to hold it all in! It was also like, £100 or £120. Toys R Us was like that sometimes. I remember them having N64s for £99, but the games were £63,99 (initially...). Funny, because they cost that much now, yet people are more prepared to pay for them at the price, even including inflation. Seems like a racket to me.
@@severeerror52 That's not true. Most games would show a 50 or 60 Hz prompt when you started them. A few games (like the Mario Party games) would exclusively run in 50 Hz mode and a few games (like Metroid Prime 2) only supported 60 Hz mode. If a game only supported 60 Hz mode it would get a big red "60 Hz only" mark on the box cover to indicate this. The Wii includes a 50 Hz option in the menu, though I don't know how it affected the software. Since the Wii U has backwards compatibility with the Wii, I'd assume it has a 50 Hz option as well but I can't remember.
You don’t have to beat Advance Wars 1 to unlock 2, but there is a little warning message if you try to play 2 first that says it recommends completing 1 before going into it due to story and gameplay continuations
@@DontuseMyRealNameYTplz1425 ^ So much this. I was called poor for saying the Super Mario RPG was not worth $60. Thing is I enjoyed it, but didn't think it warranted full price.
@tybraker27 yes it did. It was a full blown remake. Not a re-release. Not a remaster. It was worth every penny of the 60. Wanting it for under full price is entitlement
@@bmac2814 it's still full retail price for a goddamn snes game from 1996... metroid prime remastered looks so good it might as well be a full blown remake, and it was 40 dude -_-
The Wii U digital rerelease of the Metroid Prime Trilogy is the most insane Nintendo deal of all time. The best versions of three of the best games ever made... for under £20.
lol they put that Wind Waker demo and the short video on the Collector's Disc just to fill the extra space on the disc more than likely. All those games took up only a fraction of the disc's capacity.
100% yes! I feel like every other version that came afterwards (or even before) has been disappointing because this one set the bar so high. It's got the hints of mystery and folklore the original melody brings to the table, but the arrangement makes it exciting and adventurous. The worst one for me is the Link to the Past version which seems withheld and stoic. This version is definitely the one that goes all out. Links Awakening is a close second followed by the original Zelda
A great thing about the Kirby Collection is that it has Kirby's Dreamland 3 front the SNES, which was super expensive on physical media. If you want all the main line Kirby games on physical media, this was the thing to get.
Dream Land 3 never released in Europe until the Wii Virtual Console, so it was the first european physical release of that game edit: forgot Dream Collection wasn't in europe lol
@@usermcskull4713 that sucks. It makes sense, though. Dreamland 3 was one of the last games made for the SNES. Did you guys get Street Fighter Alpha 2? That was also a super late SNES game.
@@TheChefBoo I wasn't talking about MSRP, I'm talking about the market price on the secondary market. Right now, it'll run you 160 bucks on average, just for the cartridge.
Another way to get that Zelda Collector's Edition Promotional disc was to fill out a form from a Nintendo Power issue, which is how I got mine. Didn't know it was also a part of a Gamecube bundle.
Re: Zelda Collector's Edition, the port of Majora's Mask was prone to crashing at random, and the sound jutters a bit when moving between areas. It was my first time playing through MM, and the tension from the constant threat of crashing was real.
Isn’t it crazy that they didn’t include The Pie Factory in DK for NES because of cartridge limitations, then just added DK Jr. to the cart years later.
so weird how all major nintendo controllerd work on switch except the wiimote despite all the wii/wii u ports that could benefit from it and it already being wireless
I can’t quite put into words how nostalgic seeing the Kirby’s collection is for me. I remember struggling to beat the challenge levels as a 10 yo at my friends house
5:09 Not sure if Scott gonna read this, but Super Mario All-Stars + Super Mario World did get a full retail release in Europe and Brazil (by Playtronic).
I am so happy to see that Scott bought Advance wars 1+2 reboot camp. To answer his question, you don'T actually need to beat the first game to play the second. In fact, they will tell you that you can unlock it right now, but it may spoil the end of the first game since the main badguy is show at the very beginning of the second game. Now if only Nintendo could finally patch some of the massive issue in the game that are still present more than a year after...
also note, the steel book case version of metroid prime trilogy came with this little fold out paper that on one side showed a bunch of concept art, and on the other provided a summary of the trilogy.
Nintendo compilations are so rare that Scott is already showing all of the major ones through history on the video's intro. ...I really wish they did more.
Shoutout to dream collection for all its bonus content including brand new rtdl challenge stages and establishing Obama as part of the Kirby canon and Metroid prime trilogy on wii u being 20 dollars and being an amazing collection (I’m actually playing through prime 2 on trilogy)
Emulation is also literally not hard for the most part (some consoles with less developed emulators are exceptions). I'm really sick of people saying blatantly incorrect things about it. Although on the other hand, when emulation stays on the down-low it does attract less ire from the corps.
@@mallow2902 Yea the one thing I’m really sick of is people acting like emulation is the hardest thing on the planet. I can’t believe he actually started complaining about connecting a Bluetooth controller. Starting to sound like an oldhead.
I emulated Super Smash Bros. Melee. In my experience, it runs fine until it gets to graphically intensive stages like Dream Fountain. Buying the original hardware is better because, it'll actually run at a stable framerate. For older consoles like the Genesis and SNES, go for it. But when it comes to OG Xbox, PS1, PS3, Xbox 360, and PS2. Run. You need a decent PC to make the games run at an acceptable level for those consoles. Also, pray that the rom you downloaded doesn't have a virus attached to it.
Nintendo Puzzle Collection is a very interesting release by itself. Yoshi Cookie is a remake from the SNES version, Panel de Pon is a cancelled N64 game, Dr. Mario 64 never released in Japan and the game itself never released outside of Japan, even with the game had been shown at 2003 E3.
I mostly play PC and emulate on my Vita but you’re so right about connecting a bluetooth controller to a PC. It’s such a headache for absolutely no reason
Imteresting note about the Wii Sports + Resort combo disc: the two save files it makes for each game are different from the save files the two discs make. In other words, you can't use the same save data for your Wii Sports disc as you can with your Wii Sports + Resort Combo Disc's Wii Sports mode.
I don’t know why, but for some reason I really wanted that Puzzles & Dragons game when I was younger. It was literally one of my most wanted games when when it released in the US.
*The Legend of Zelda Collection* is the title used in Japan. They also had a *Super Mario Collection* instead of "All-Stars", and *Kirby of the Stars 20th Anniversary Special Collection*. They really just told you what it was in Japan. No possible confusion that way.
I loved the Zelda collection for the GameCube. As a kid I used to think the WW demo was time based instead of progress based so I tried to get as far as I could as fast as I could then realized it ended at the same spot every time.
I remember as a kid seeing the cover of Super Mario All-Stars on the cartridge and not realizing it was actually a collection of older games. Instead because of Mario's suit I assumed this was like a circus themed Mario game with tons of different power-ups and characters across the series. It was still really cool to play them though, and was how I found out that the Super Mario Advance games were themselves also rereleases of older titles after realizing they had some of the same games as in this collection.
12:42 I'm pretty sure the reason why Kirby's dream collection is just so much better than what the other Nintendo published collections are is because it wasn't even developed by Nintendo and is in fact developed by the actual creators of the Kirby games which is Hal Laboratory. Nintendo simply just published it
I’m still annoyed that they never re-released the Super Mario Bros or Zelda Game & Watch games. They had the perfect opportunities when both franchises got the modern Game & Watch handhelds, but no, fuck us I guess.
It’s crazy Pokémon never does this EVER like I can’t even think of anything coming close to this. Cuz not even the 3rd version of the games from back in the day, like Emerald or Platinum, felt like a compilation, more like a COMBINATION.
I appreciate you going into detail about the pros/cons and the differences between official and unofficial emulation roughly midway into the video I think. As someone who really hasn't dabbled with hacking or experimenting with illegal emulation in any capacity whatsoever before, you really cleared up and demystified what's the appeal to both in a succinct way. And in case there are those wondering why I have never engaged with illegal emulation before, it is not stemming from this moral superiority and moral righteousness/high ground, instead rather it is from a severe lack in technical expertise and skill and also I am absolutely petrified to even attempt or go near illegal emulation for fear of what it could result in for my PC and the consequences that could ensue if I screw something up on the technological side of things
Really, as long as you have a super basic understanding of how to use a PC (i.e unzipping zip files, using file explorer) and have some common sense in terms of internet safety (not clicking obviously dodgy links and download buttons) emulation couldn’t be easier nowadays. Reddit has a whole mega thread on where to get ROMs safely and most popular emulators are a one click install. It’s only when you get into newer stuff like Switch or PS3 emulation that things get more difficult - but as long as you follow the official guides then it is quite easy.
I know 3D All Stars isn't great but I will defend it for these 3 points: It was the first time some of the cutscene music in Sunshine was released isolated from sound effects and speech First time the Shindou version of 64 was released in English Sunshine's widescreen is still more polished than any fanmade widescreen solution for Sunshine (at least that I'm aware of)
It's still a crappy re-release, made worse by the fact that Nintendo went hard with FOMO for it to drive up sales. And made even worse by the fact it has no Galaxy 2.
My favorite scenes for this episode, it was... "Super Mario All-Stars" 2:15 "The Legend of Zelda Collector's Edition" 7:19 "Kirby's Dream Collection." 10:24 "Super Mario 3D All-Stars" 15:22 and "Metroid Prime Trilogy"29:03
Quick correction: you don’t have to beat Advance Wars 1 to unlock Advance Wars 2 in Reboot Camp. You just get a spoiler warning if you try to access Advance Wars 2 ahead of time.
33:19 as a matter of fact, when the DS first came out, my first question was, "Was this design inspired by the dual screen game and watch games?" I used to own that donkey Kong Game and watch, and that was the first thing I thought of when I saw the DS for the first time.
Capcom really sets a high bar with their compilations. The Megaman collections, X collections, and mmbn collections have so many extras. Stuff like that is why I and many others shit on bare bones compilations like 3D All Stars. It deserves all of it.
Shame we never got the Kirby collection in Europe for a system with a region lock. Glad that the game's ISO file still found the way to my Wii's harddrive. The new challenge stages are a great bonus.
About that Tetris & Dr. Mario set... If you look at them carefully, they actually feel more like upgrades of the Game Boy versions rather than the NES ones. The graphics, the music, the head to head modes, they all use derivatives of how the titles operated on the handheld rather than anything from the NES.
The 2 biggest financial mistakes I made as a kid were trading in my copy of Metroid Prime Trilogy to GameStop and not buying a house in 2008.
We all traded in games we had no business trading in as children 😂. You’d be lucky to have gamers as parents. Lucky for my kids if physical media makes a resurgence I will not be letting them trade in games .
Sold a complete GBC Metal Gear Solid for $5 at a garage sale, because that's all it was worth at the time.
@@justjordan2478 true. Me and my dad knew something was up when Gamestop gave us like $10 instead of the normal $2, but I guess there must have been some other game younger me thought was worth it lol.
I bought a house in 2008!
not investing in bitcoin in 2009
Metroid Prime Trilogy on the Wii U eShop for $20 is still the best deal in Nintendo history.
Smoking deal!
I still got my copy installed ;P
Especially because people were selling the physical version for top dollar before the WiiU release. I remember seeing listings upwards of 90 dollars for it.
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And when it came it out there was a deal for it being 10 bucks!
"I'm not gonna talk about 3D All Stars too much"
(Talks about it for 7 minutes).
coulda been 8, now that'd be too much
Fun Fact: If you remove the disc for Super Mario All-Stars on the Wii, the game can still be played fully due to the game size being small enough to be held by the RAM of the Wii!
Ever played Animal Crossing on the Gamecube? You can do the same with that. Same applies to a couple PS1 games. It's interesting to see that happen.
Same with kirbys collection!
I used to take out the game on like playstation and then play til the game started acting weird, it was creepy!
@@bmac2814 vib ribbon!!!!!!!!!!
surprising until you realize a lot of _us_ have the ability to basically emulate this game in our heads running 1x1 with the actual game.
being a Scotts stash fan is like being a Scott the woz fan
I've never considered that
very surprising considering we all know scotts stash and scott the woz are 2 very different people
“Bro you’re not going to believe this”
That is quite the observation, I never considered that
I just went back and forth a few times and it really does seem like it's the same guy talking...
You might be onto something here. Wonder if people know?
Scott: "I'm not gonna spend too long on this one,"
Also Scott: *Proceeds to go on a 30-minute rant about the ins and outs of Super Mario 3D All Stars for the 8th time this month
Viewers: Awesome!!!
I’m here for Scott to once again talk about the “definitive versions” of things
lol
When Nintendo makes a good compilation it feels like a once in a lifetime miracle
Art, sound and manga would be cool. Twilight princess is pretty badass in the manga. Link has way better dialogue than that goofy cartoon.
Ya, they do a good one once a generation if we're lucky.
Nintendo barely does compilations
not just a good compilation, a compilation in general. and if/when it does somehow happen, expect it to be delisted by the end of March ;P
@@MrVariantwell exuuuuuuuuuuse me princess! 😂
Scott's content is pretty good. He should consider doing a face reveal.
i need you to hold my hands when i say this🙌
Finally we will get to see the Stash reveal
@GreatGamer64000 are you stupid
@GreatGamer64000 it is you buffoon
I hear he does one on the Scott's 'stache channel
Scott the Woz and Scott's stash should collab
They Are The Same Person
@@SMC614what leads you to believe that ??
Nah, they can't collab, that would cause the collapse of the space time continuum.
@@SMC614 👈This guy thinks that all Scotts look the same. What an awful mindset.
@@NinjaPieceLOL Please Don't Ever Trust Anyone Who Unironically Writes Comments Like This
Can't wait for the Nintendo Compilations Compilation
Can't wait for the compilation of all the versions of this joke
The rant about emulation reminded me of how messy Desmume and Gameboy emulators was to upgrade back in the day as a kid😂
I'd personally say the GBA emulators were fine, but certain games like WarioWare Twisted were non compatible (Galaxy S5 was lucky, not my A12 for some reason).
In my opinion, Kirby's 20th anniversary collection was the best one. I wished they did another collection for Kirby's 30th anniversary.
I mean. . .we did get the definitive version of Return to Dreamland.
Would've killed for Triple Deluxe and Planet Robobot on a home console, though.
I wish it released outside japan & america
Me too but Kirby and the Forgotten Land was amazing so all’s forgiven
Kirby 20th was a great compilation.
Getting the ds/3ds games ported would be a dream
Fun fact about the Zelda Collector's Edition - it was the first time you could play the games in PAL regions at 60hz. Normally games _from_ PAL regions get speed-adjusted for export (like the WipEout series), but for some reason, many Japanese companies didn't bother to do it the other way. It definitely mattered to them though, as Capcom would speed adjust games like Test Drive 5 to run at the correct speed when importing.
Anyway, I still have my copy from way back when. I got it at Toys R Us in a bundle with Pokémon Colosseum, Pokémon Box, the GBA cable, Monster Jam, Scorpion King and the Zelda set. It also came with a really sweet bag to hold it all in! It was also like, £100 or £120. Toys R Us was like that sometimes. I remember them having N64s for £99, but the games were £63,99 (initially...). Funny, because they cost that much now, yet people are more prepared to pay for them at the price, even including inflation. Seems like a racket to me.
pokemon colluseum + pokemon box for 100 wtaf
It was also the first home console game ever released on PAL to ONLY run at 60hz with no 50hz mode. So that's neat.
@@severeerror52 That's not true. Most games would show a 50 or 60 Hz prompt when you started them. A few games (like the Mario Party games) would exclusively run in 50 Hz mode and a few games (like Metroid Prime 2) only supported 60 Hz mode. If a game only supported 60 Hz mode it would get a big red "60 Hz only" mark on the box cover to indicate this.
The Wii includes a 50 Hz option in the menu, though I don't know how it affected the software.
Since the Wii U has backwards compatibility with the Wii, I'd assume it has a 50 Hz option as well but I can't remember.
I remember when they did the N64 Goldeneye Bundle, But the best was when Nintendo sold GameCubes for £99.99
And in contrast they gave us the PAL 50hz rom for the Mario Wii collection!
Thank you Scott
@Yimpa_Joytape
You don’t have to beat Advance Wars 1 to unlock 2, but there is a little warning message if you try to play 2 first that says it recommends completing 1 before going into it due to story and gameplay continuations
Also more people should buy and play reboot camp it rules
You speak the truth 👍
Was £20 at one point in Smyth's, bargain. I see that and felt kicked paying 50 on release.
the game asks you if you're a newcomer or a veteran, and newcomers have to finish 1 to unlock 2, while veterans can play 2 out of the gate
To the point Scott made about Luigi Mansion
Nintendo missed the opportunity to have all 3 Luigi’s Mansion games in one system
Well they still can, they’re just likely gonna charge $60 for each one
@@DontuseMyRealNameYTplz1425 ^ So much this. I was called poor for saying the Super Mario RPG was not worth $60. Thing is I enjoyed it, but didn't think it warranted full price.
@@DontuseMyRealNameYTplz1425 I would gladly pay 60 dollars for a Metroid Prime style remaster of Luigi's Mansion.
...But knowing Nintendo.
@tybraker27 yes it did. It was a full blown remake. Not a re-release. Not a remaster. It was worth every penny of the 60. Wanting it for under full price is entitlement
@@bmac2814 it's still full retail price for a goddamn snes game from 1996... metroid prime remastered looks so good it might as well be a full blown remake, and it was 40 dude -_-
The Wii U digital rerelease of the Metroid Prime Trilogy is the most insane Nintendo deal of all time. The best versions of three of the best games ever made... for under £20.
Now you're looking at $40 each of they ever bother releasing 2 and 3 on the Eshop
Yeah, I regret not double dipping and buying it digitally. If something happens to my physical copy, I'm screwed.
I bought it even though I didn't care that much about Metroid at the time because it was such a crazy-good deal
@@dapperfan44 my guy homebrewing your WiiU and backing up your physical copy is incredibly easy, absolutely worth it
lol they put that Wind Waker demo and the short video on the Collector's Disc just to fill the extra space on the disc more than likely. All those games took up only a fraction of the disc's capacity.
There's something funny about Scott's overuse of the word "b*tch"
The menu music on the Zelda collection is maybe the best rendition of the Zelda theme ever made
100% yes! I feel like every other version that came afterwards (or even before) has been disappointing because this one set the bar so high. It's got the hints of mystery and folklore the original melody brings to the table, but the arrangement makes it exciting and adventurous. The worst one for me is the Link to the Past version which seems withheld and stoic. This version is definitely the one that goes all out. Links Awakening is a close second followed by the original Zelda
A great thing about the Kirby Collection is that it has Kirby's Dreamland 3 front the SNES, which was super expensive on physical media. If you want all the main line Kirby games on physical media, this was the thing to get.
Dream Land 3 never released in Europe until the Wii Virtual Console, so it was the first european physical release of that game
edit: forgot Dream Collection wasn't in europe lol
@@usermcskull4713 that sucks. It makes sense, though. Dreamland 3 was one of the last games made for the SNES. Did you guys get Street Fighter Alpha 2? That was also a super late SNES game.
@@Fools_Requiemit also had the SA-1 chip in there, so add on extra hardware with the MSRP
@@TheChefBoo I wasn't talking about MSRP, I'm talking about the market price on the secondary market. Right now, it'll run you 160 bucks on average, just for the cartridge.
@@Fools_Requiem dear god. I for some reason thought a higher MSRP somewhat led to a higher resale price, my bad.
Another way to get that Zelda Collector's Edition Promotional disc was to fill out a form from a Nintendo Power issue, which is how I got mine. Didn't know it was also a part of a Gamecube bundle.
For quite awhile I was only aware of getting that collection through Nintendo Power, which was how I also acquired it.
Re: Zelda Collector's Edition, the port of Majora's Mask was prone to crashing at random, and the sound jutters a bit when moving between areas. It was my first time playing through MM, and the tension from the constant threat of crashing was real.
The Legend of Zelda Collection is how I discovered Zelda OOT and Majora's Mask so I'm forever grateful.
Isn’t it crazy that they didn’t include The Pie Factory in DK for NES because of cartridge limitations, then just added DK Jr. to the cart years later.
20:57 not a lot of people know this but they did update 3D all stars in 2021 so that the N64 online controller will work properly with Mario 64
so weird how all major nintendo controllerd work on switch except the wiimote despite all the wii/wii u ports that could benefit from it and it already being wireless
@@xxsupersayen34xxnoe33My guess is that Nintendo would needed to release a new infrared bar that ran on USB for the Switch.
Be awesome if they did put the infrared bar built into the switch 2 handheld.
They did this on Wii U, the Wii U pad had infrared bar built into it.
@@wils35 wait really? I thought it was just a camera not a sensor bar
@@Gman-mw5jq Yep sensor bar as well. I never knew until I see it in a vid somewhere.
Scott is the guy who couldn't figure out how to homebrew HIS WII. I am not surprised the most basic of emulation scares him.
We all have to start somewhere
I was listening to that section of the video and was like "wow I didn't scott was THAT dumb." This man can't even connect a simple bt controller??????
To be fair, he's a mac user
Bro 90% of families that owned a Wii didn’t either
@@Creatic58 I'm talking about now, not back when the wii couldn't be homebrewed.
I can’t quite put into words how nostalgic seeing the Kirby’s collection is for me. I remember struggling to beat the challenge levels as a 10 yo at my friends house
Same
I found it so strange that the Wii version of Mario All Star is missing Mario World like WTF?
this is the 4th time that scott has talked about mario all stars for wii
today i learnt scott cannot use a pc
He is a mac user so his computer illiteracy is well documented.
5:09 Not sure if Scott gonna read this, but Super Mario All-Stars + Super Mario World did get a full retail release in Europe and Brazil (by Playtronic).
Fun fact: Advance Wars 1 and 2 were released on the same cartridge in Japan as Game Boy Wars Advance 1+2
I am so happy to see that Scott bought Advance wars 1+2 reboot camp. To answer his question, you don'T actually need to beat the first game to play the second. In fact, they will tell you that you can unlock it right now, but it may spoil the end of the first game since the main badguy is show at the very beginning of the second game.
Now if only Nintendo could finally patch some of the massive issue in the game that are still present more than a year after...
I own the game but didn't get far enough in it? What is the issue?
As a kid I was so excited when they announced the first game and watch. My parents got it for me and I loved it, I played the octopus game alot
This truly is a Nintendo compilations moment of all time
The Greatest Nintendo compilation is you and a friend. Or Cousin that always wanted to be Player One.
maybe the greatest game compilation was the friends we made along the way.
People bought a fake plastic steering wheel when Nintendo sold one so you can’t blame them
also note, the steel book case version of metroid prime trilogy came with this little fold out paper that on one side showed a bunch of concept art, and on the other provided a summary of the trilogy.
Nintendo compilations are so rare that Scott is already showing all of the major ones through history on the video's intro.
...I really wish they did more.
Shoutout to dream collection for all its bonus content including brand new rtdl challenge stages and establishing Obama as part of the Kirby canon and Metroid prime trilogy on wii u being 20 dollars and being an amazing collection (I’m actually playing through prime 2 on trilogy)
The Zelda Collection wasn't *only* included in the gamecube pack, they offered it through Nintendo Power as well which is how I got my copy
I have to add, I still do have that Zelda Collectors Edition Players Guide, funnily enough.
Not everyone is a RUclipsr that can afford every console and its library. Emulation is a way to experience games I’d probably never have touched.
Emulation is also literally not hard for the most part (some consoles with less developed emulators are exceptions). I'm really sick of people saying blatantly incorrect things about it. Although on the other hand, when emulation stays on the down-low it does attract less ire from the corps.
@@mallow2902 Yea the one thing I’m really sick of is people acting like emulation is the hardest thing on the planet. I can’t believe he actually started complaining about connecting a Bluetooth controller. Starting to sound like an oldhead.
@@withoutthejuice7193 it's just computer illiteracy which isn't that surprising considering he is a mac user.
@@mallow2902 i love scott and have so much respect for him but its so pathetic
I emulated Super Smash Bros. Melee. In my experience, it runs fine until it gets to graphically intensive stages like Dream Fountain. Buying the original hardware is better because, it'll actually run at a stable framerate. For older consoles like the Genesis and SNES, go for it. But when it comes to OG Xbox, PS1, PS3, Xbox 360, and PS2. Run. You need a decent PC to make the games run at an acceptable level for those consoles. Also, pray that the rom you downloaded doesn't have a virus attached to it.
Me clicking on this video knowing full well Scott is going to talk about the 25th Anniversary Super Mario All Stars for Wii again.
Nintendo Puzzle Collection is a very interesting release by itself. Yoshi Cookie is a remake from the SNES version, Panel de Pon is a cancelled N64 game, Dr. Mario 64 never released in Japan and the game itself never released outside of Japan, even with the game had been shown at 2003 E3.
I mostly play PC and emulate on my Vita but you’re so right about connecting a bluetooth controller to a PC. It’s such a headache for absolutely no reason
Scott, bro, you RULE!!!
Imteresting note about the Wii Sports + Resort combo disc: the two save files it makes for each game are different from the save files the two discs make. In other words, you can't use the same save data for your Wii Sports disc as you can with your Wii Sports + Resort Combo Disc's Wii Sports mode.
I don’t know why, but for some reason I really wanted that Puzzles & Dragons game when I was younger. It was literally one of my most wanted games when when it released in the US.
*The Legend of Zelda Collection* is the title used in Japan. They also had a *Super Mario Collection* instead of "All-Stars", and *Kirby of the Stars 20th Anniversary Special Collection*. They really just told you what it was in Japan. No possible confusion that way.
I loved the Zelda collection for the GameCube. As a kid I used to think the WW demo was time based instead of progress based so I tried to get as far as I could as fast as I could then realized it ended at the same spot every time.
I could have sworn it was time based
im all for physical but lets not act as if emulation is trickier than it really is
Imagine if Scott stashed all over us
🤨
I remember as a kid seeing the cover of Super Mario All-Stars on the cartridge and not realizing it was actually a collection of older games. Instead because of Mario's suit I assumed this was like a circus themed Mario game with tons of different power-ups and characters across the series.
It was still really cool to play them though, and was how I found out that the Super Mario Advance games were themselves also rereleases of older titles after realizing they had some of the same games as in this collection.
that Mario, duck hunt, world class track meet was the first game I played as a kid.
6:05 yo Scott, just run past them ya goof
4:20 I started feeling and making sounds and faces of disgust when I heard that. The 2000s really were a different time huh
good video scott
Scott… if you want the price to go down you need to stop buying their games
We gotta thank Dream Collection for introducing us to Morpho Knight
12:42 I'm pretty sure the reason why Kirby's dream collection is just so much better than what the other Nintendo published collections are is because it wasn't even developed by Nintendo and is in fact developed by the actual creators of the Kirby games which is Hal Laboratory. Nintendo simply just published it
no views? this video is meant for me!
Scott, you are the most based youtube game person guy I have ever, ever come across. Keep up the blunt honesty
Scott Woz the Phone.
PlayStation.
1:34 "Hey, I'd buy that garbage, you'd buy that garbage."
No, no I would not.
24:27 i just love how excited he is for yoshis cookie
If you took a shot for every time Scott said buddy you’d be dead in the 3D all star portion of the video
Scott literally just cussed like 1 second in it so funny.
I’m still annoyed that they never re-released the Super Mario Bros or Zelda Game & Watch games. They had the perfect opportunities when both franchises got the modern Game & Watch handhelds, but no, fuck us I guess.
It’s crazy Pokémon never does this EVER like I can’t even think of anything coming close to this. Cuz not even the 3rd version of the games from back in the day, like Emerald or Platinum, felt like a compilation, more like a COMBINATION.
Woah I actually have a video to fall asleep to today! Yay!
I appreciate you going into detail about the pros/cons and the differences between official and unofficial emulation roughly midway into the video I think. As someone who really hasn't dabbled with hacking or experimenting with illegal emulation in any capacity whatsoever before, you really cleared up and demystified what's the appeal to both in a succinct way. And in case there are those wondering why I have never engaged with illegal emulation before, it is not stemming from this moral superiority and moral righteousness/high ground, instead rather it is from a severe lack in technical expertise and skill and also I am absolutely petrified to even attempt or go near illegal emulation for fear of what it could result in for my PC and the consequences that could ensue if I screw something up on the technological side of things
Really, as long as you have a super basic understanding of how to use a PC (i.e unzipping zip files, using file explorer) and have some common sense in terms of internet safety (not clicking obviously dodgy links and download buttons) emulation couldn’t be easier nowadays. Reddit has a whole mega thread on where to get ROMs safely and most popular emulators are a one click install. It’s only when you get into newer stuff like Switch or PS3 emulation that things get more difficult - but as long as you follow the official guides then it is quite easy.
I wish kirby's dream collection came to europe and australia
Yep it never released here which ticked me off at the time.
Ah, see, I know why emulation's such a hassle for you, Scott.
You primarily use Mac.
I had no idea that Kirby compilation existed and it seems amazing
Compilation of Scott talks about Nintendo Compilations?
For like a year after they said it was no longer on sale, Mario 3d allstars was still on store shelves in large quantities lol
mann i remember getting metroid prime trilogy just to play 1 and stop because i got lost
the whole time i was in rehab i was so excited 2 watch scott i literally got out yesterday i was having woz withdrawls
“Barack Obama is canon”
Best Scott’s stash joke
Definitely!
he made that same joke in one of his Game Compilations Compilation videos on his main channel, and it's still just as funny here.
For being such a nerd, scott's brain shutsoff every time he uses a pc lmfao, it aint that hard my guy
Oh boy! I can't wait for Super Mario *4D* All-Stars next year!
I know 3D All Stars isn't great but I will defend it for these 3 points:
It was the first time some of the cutscene music in Sunshine was released isolated from sound effects and speech
First time the Shindou version of 64 was released in English
Sunshine's widescreen is still more polished than any fanmade widescreen solution for Sunshine (at least that I'm aware of)
even the crappiest of rereleases can have some redeeming qualities.
It's still a crappy re-release, made worse by the fact that Nintendo went hard with FOMO for it to drive up sales. And made even worse by the fact it has no Galaxy 2.
@@okagrontrue!
My favorite scenes for this episode, it was...
"Super Mario All-Stars" 2:15
"The Legend of Zelda Collector's Edition" 7:19
"Kirby's Dream Collection." 10:24
"Super Mario 3D All-Stars" 15:22
and "Metroid Prime Trilogy"29:03
27:34 wii sports + resort
That’s like all of them brother
It is pretty crazy the low amount of compilations Zelda has but again this is Nintendo.
Quick correction: you don’t have to beat Advance Wars 1 to unlock Advance Wars 2 in Reboot Camp. You just get a spoiler warning if you try to access Advance Wars 2 ahead of time.
hal labs always cooks with every kirby thing they do
I can't wait to see the compilation video of all Scott the Woz's compilation videos
I love the fact he said criticising the mini console game collection is a little pointless, after uploading two entire videos doing exactly that xD
33:19 as a matter of fact, when the DS first came out, my first question was, "Was this design inspired by the dual screen game and watch games?" I used to own that donkey Kong Game and watch, and that was the first thing I thought of when I saw the DS for the first time.
Capcom really sets a high bar with their compilations. The Megaman collections, X collections, and mmbn collections have so many extras. Stuff like that is why I and many others shit on bare bones compilations like 3D All Stars. It deserves all of it.
The snes games in the x collection are really buggy but at least the other games run fine
@@catantcha99 I was mostly referring to the extras. Soundtracks, comics, toys, concept art, there was so much extra.
Marvel vs Capcom Fighting Collection BAYBEEEEEEEEE
@@theelike4302 yeah but it still sucks that if someone bought the first x collection that 3 of the 4 games run poorly
@@catantcha99 they must have patched it out because it runs just fine for me on Switch.
Zelda Collectors was literally everything to me growing up. I played it more than actual gamecube games hahaha
I love my snes classic. I use it every now and then, but I do have it hacked with plenty of games.
The Zelda collection is very underrated from my point of view!
Shame we never got the Kirby collection in Europe for a system with a region lock. Glad that the game's ISO file still found the way to my Wii's harddrive. The new challenge stages are a great bonus.
The Zelda one was a pre-order bonus for The Wind Waker
Thank you again, there was a content draught
About that Tetris & Dr. Mario set...
If you look at them carefully, they actually feel more like upgrades of the Game Boy versions rather than the NES ones. The graphics, the music, the head to head modes, they all use derivatives of how the titles operated on the handheld rather than anything from the NES.