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Putting a rug on the table makes a lot more sense now that I think about it. Imagine Scott laying belly down on the floor with the camera over him, swaying his feet in the air as he bitches about stupid Nintendo games…
Even weirder than that, "Finding Nemo: Escape to the Big Blue" is also a remake/sequel to a Finding Nemo GBA game called "The continuing Adventures". So we got a GBA original sequel to the movie game that got a remake on DS, that later got a "Special Edition" release on DS and remaster on 3DS that both got additional new features/content. I thought I was the only one who knew about this?!?
Because apparently so many people were clamoring to play Finding Nemo on a Nintendo handheld. Same applies to Aladdin which was released for both GBC and GBA way after the other versions of the game
I went down the rabbit hole of THQ Pixar games earlier this year lol. Also this isn't the last time they did something like this- Cars 2 for 3DS is the same as Cars 2 for DS. Just (sort of) better graphics, and a new 3d model for the home menu. The physics, progression, bugs, anything that really should have been fixed stayed the same.
Don't even get me started with ratatouille. (Barring motion controls and a Wii exclusive multiplayer mode) the Wii, GameCube, PS2, PC, and original Xbox games are all identical. The PS3 and 360 games are newer levels that have similar themes. The PSP game by all accounts COULD have been the Wii game but it sits all on it's own as a sperate beast. The gameboy advance got a 2d platformer. And lastly the DS game, which is also unique, is the only game to get a shitty minigame compilation sequel (kinda like the continuing adventures) called food frenzy, which shares it's art style with the gameboy advance game. Jesus Christ, this was the one Pixar movie that makes no sense being an action platformer, and it has more re-releases than the Simpsons movie game!
I subscribed to Scott’s stash to see his stash. And it turned out he just talked about those damn Nintendo games. Finally I can watch a Scott’s stash episode about his stash, and games for men like finding Nemo escape to the big blue.
after finding out the truth about the carpet, I’ll never look at these videos the same. does Scott really have a stash? is there really a “Glover Room”? we’ll never know.
this is the 'up' carpet, you can tell because he's able to hold his arms at a slightly more comfortable angle. I for one welcome this new character and assume it's foreshadowing an crossover to an alternate universe
12:36 I'm a co-host on a retro show called ARG Presents and we just released our Nuon themed show today. The Nuon is not only has an emulator (although the creator of it passed away well over a decade ago, so don't expect to be playing Tempest 3000 on it), but it also has a small homebrew scene. Why you might ask? Because in a last ditch effort to save the console (I mean, it's kinda a console... sorta), the devs released the code in an attempt to have the community at large to make games for it. It's a fascinating story if nothing else.
Oh, and it's not so much the Nuon console that's hard to get, it's the joysticks for it. And also getting the *correct* joysticks for it 'cause not all joysticks can play all games. AND the console is region-locked so one game can only be played on the Korean released Nuon. And by one game, I mean like 14% of it's entire library!
I've been trying to get ahold of one for years now and just lost another eBay auction for a set. Still hoping I can get it as a Christmas present for myself one of these years, specifically for T3K. The sad thing is I already own one but it's in rough shape.
Watching scott has gotten me mega into collecting. I’ve started trying to collect games and systems that I initially didn’t care about and am on my way to creating me own shelf of games and it’s awesome
ive been kinda collecting stuff since i was 10, but ive only gotten super into it in recent years. i think scott is part of the reason for that honestly, it's fun, i have so much useless obscure knowledge on video games now.
@@PhenomenalJec I’ll be honest I’m starting to get a pretty fair amount of games on my shelf that I haven’t played lol. I tend to at least start them all, but almost half I have far from finished
Disney did rereleased a bunch of their classic movies in theaters with 3D. one of them was finding nemo in 2012. maybe THQ wanted to capitalize on that.
It gets better my dude. I know it may not feel like it, but even the smallest things in life can make it worth it. Finding them is a good idea instead of searching for a grand purpose. Hope you can feel better my guy!
15:01 I found Ballistic at a Good Will with all the DVDs. I was looking was curious about the gold colored case, then to found out it was a Nuon. Which I think AVGN talked about once, since I did remember hearing about it. So ofc being a game for a console I don't own, I bought it immediately
Managed to win an imagine teacher for DS at the scott the woz q&a in 2021. Honestly, still one of my favorite parts of my collection. That's what I always loved about Scott the Woz, his appreciation for the absolute dumbest games that most people would pass over, like Dora the Explorer on the Gamecube.
NGPC has an absolutely breathtaking library in context. Best mobile fighter library probably and so many interesting exclusives. It scores so many points for the thumb stick as well. I've been searching my whole life for a controller that wasn't made by PDP that's got one of those (that also isn't a NGCD controller et al) PS Idk what you're talking about I haven't eaten a bite since getting my copy of sonic pocket adventure, it provides all the nutrients I need. That's actually the secret behind breatharianism, shhhhh
so is the neo geo cd controller's stick not quite like the pocket's then? i got one a while back (or rather a neo geo pad 2) and it was nice but i found the stick a lil underwhelming. really wanna try a neo geo pocket to compare but i don't have the money to spend on one lol
@@0x9E01 It's different. The CD controller is better imo, but also pretty cost prohibitive. The NGPC stick is slick plastic, smaller, and more clicky. It doesn't seem comfortable at first glance but it is quite nice. Kinda like the difference between ps3 analog sticks and vita
very relatable when scott was trying to find the copyright year on the back of finding nemo: escape to the big blue. i swear to god those things are tiny when all i want is to know the approximate year of release edit: also i love these types of videos, they're very nice to just watch because its not as intense as the woz channel but it's still something i'm super interested in!
You're not the only one who likes obscure game-related stuff. I know and like wired/forgotten games too like Eggs Playing Chicken, Emeraldia, Tom & Jerry Trap-O-Matic and both console games based of Hi Hi Puffy AmiYumi, which are Kaznapped and The Genie and the Amp
Possible Scott the Woz Episodes from this Stash: -Shovelware Variety Hour IV: Portable Edition -Cancelled Game Merchandise/Sonic Extreme: A Legend that Doesn't Exist -The Last Sports Game on Every Console -Casual PC Games: A Mac User's Nightmare -Playstation Vita: It Existed -DVD Games -The N-Gage: Phone Plan Not Included -Portables that tried to kill the Gameboy
I feel like the majority of the stuff Scott owns is either for a video or the Marge Simpson "I just think they're neat" meme or a bit of both..... All jokes aside, I wish I had the money and space to collect curiosities like this
I would love to see more pickup videos, Scott always seems to have something interesting to say about whatever he has. Also, the NGPC is cool, I love mine
4:56 as the proud owner of NHL 15 on PS3, yes, the last full sports game on a system gets the shaft, but not as much as the 'legacy editions' that come out later.
Seeing that Sonic Xtreme merch brought a memory into the forefront of my mind that I'd long forgotten. Years ago, I came across a Sonic Xtreme branded cassette player at an estate sale, long before I'd heard about the game. Now I kinda wish I'd picked it up, just because it's such an odd piece of Sega history.
Hearing about SatAM reminded me of my greatest heartbreak as a child. I wanted an SNES, but the Genesis was cheaper. I was already upset about that, but then they had to get the guy who played Urkel to voice Sonic for those cartoons. And I could tell, considering I had watched Family Matters on Friday night. Then SatAM on Saturday morning. To this day, I remind my Dad to thank his lucky stars I’m not a furry.
I still remember buying my first PC game. Command & Conquer Generals + Zero Hour expansion I was so excited to have my own game. Still remember that day so well.
Street Fighter II Movie on PS1 (That's the official title) is actually way more interesting gameplay wise than just quick time events to dodge or attack during the movie. It actually has you play as a monitor Cyborg (In the film's plot, they were robots made by Dictator to study and mimic the world's strongest fighters) watching the fights of the movie, zooming in on attacks as the cyborg did in the movie to identify strengths, which make the robot stronger for a traditional Street Fighter match against Ryu at the end.
17:02 One of the rarest things for the console is literally a circular piece of plastic that slots over the stick that was packaged with the ports of some Namco titles that restrics the movement so you could play the games better.
And now that Scott has shown off his entire stash, I will now be looking forward to his new channel: Scott’s Wardrobe
was hoping the pantry was next
Hey y'all Scott here! Did I ever tell you how expensive clothes are? *Holds up a stack of Wii Play tees*
Scott’s drip corner
Old navy…old navy everywhere
Not before we check out Scott's Shoe Rack
watching scott’s stash after learning he doesnt record these videos on the floor is a completely different experience
Lmao yeah so true
he could've just used the table as the background but no he made the decision to put the carpet on the table instead. i respect the continuity
So true
There's no way
WAIT WHAT?? i thought he just sat there on the florr for like an hour recording
Putting a rug on the table makes a lot more sense now that I think about it.
Imagine Scott laying belly down on the floor with the camera over him, swaying his feet in the air as he bitches about stupid Nintendo games…
I mean half the audience thought this was the case
That was how I imagined it
I imagined him sitting on the ground criss-cross.
Whyd you have to remind me
That’s what I pictured lmao
Every single video on Scott's Stash has built up to this.
Vailskibum what are you doing here?
he can stop posting now
What are you doing here
So when is that scott the woz episode Vailskibum94?
@@champion_991 watching the video i guess?
Even weirder than that, "Finding Nemo: Escape to the Big Blue" is also a remake/sequel to a Finding Nemo GBA game called "The continuing Adventures".
So we got a GBA original sequel to the movie game that got a remake on DS, that later got a "Special Edition" release on DS and remaster on 3DS that both got additional new features/content.
I thought I was the only one who knew about this?!?
Because apparently so many people were clamoring to play Finding Nemo on a Nintendo handheld. Same applies to Aladdin which was released for both GBC and GBA way after the other versions of the game
you gave me a stroke reading this
I wasn't expecting to see you here.
I went down the rabbit hole of THQ Pixar games earlier this year lol.
Also this isn't the last time they did something like this- Cars 2 for 3DS is the same as Cars 2 for DS. Just (sort of) better graphics, and a new 3d model for the home menu. The physics, progression, bugs, anything that really should have been fixed stayed the same.
Don't even get me started with ratatouille.
(Barring motion controls and a Wii exclusive multiplayer mode) the Wii, GameCube, PS2, PC, and original Xbox games are all identical.
The PS3 and 360 games are newer levels that have similar themes.
The PSP game by all accounts COULD have been the Wii game but it sits all on it's own as a sperate beast.
The gameboy advance got a 2d platformer.
And lastly the DS game, which is also unique, is the only game to get a shitty minigame compilation sequel (kinda like the continuing adventures) called food frenzy, which shares it's art style with the gameboy advance game.
Jesus Christ, this was the one Pixar movie that makes no sense being an action platformer, and it has more re-releases than the Simpsons movie game!
Not going to lie, as much as I like Scott the character. Seeing real Scott just talk about whatever I think is even more enjoyable.
I subscribed to Scott’s stash to see his stash. And it turned out he just talked about those damn Nintendo games.
Finally I can watch a Scott’s stash episode about his stash, and games for men like finding Nemo escape to the big blue.
Crazy am I right?
Correction: Escape to the BIG Blue. ;)
*Stupid Nintendo games
after finding out the truth about the carpet, I’ll never look at these videos the same. does Scott really have a stash? is there really a “Glover Room”? we’ll never know.
At least he does have enough spare Wii U's for when he drops lasagna on the main ones.
this is the 'up' carpet, you can tell because he's able to hold his arms at a slightly more comfortable angle. I for one welcome this new character and assume it's foreshadowing an crossover to an alternate universe
I believe the "carpet on a table" set is within the Glover room
12:36 I'm a co-host on a retro show called ARG Presents and we just released our Nuon themed show today. The Nuon is not only has an emulator (although the creator of it passed away well over a decade ago, so don't expect to be playing Tempest 3000 on it), but it also has a small homebrew scene. Why you might ask? Because in a last ditch effort to save the console (I mean, it's kinda a console... sorta), the devs released the code in an attempt to have the community at large to make games for it. It's a fascinating story if nothing else.
Oh, and it's not so much the Nuon console that's hard to get, it's the joysticks for it. And also getting the *correct* joysticks for it 'cause not all joysticks can play all games. AND the console is region-locked so one game can only be played on the Korean released Nuon. And by one game, I mean like 14% of it's entire library!
I've been trying to get ahold of one for years now and just lost another eBay auction for a set. Still hoping I can get it as a Christmas present for myself one of these years, specifically for T3K. The sad thing is I already own one but it's in rough shape.
With a title like that, I fully expect the title of a future video on the main channel to be “Scott’s LITERAL Woz”.
Nobody beats the woz!
We need a special where he becomes the woz
@@anonymousidea9119 He's the Woz, nobody beats him!
I hope this is part 1/100 of Scott going through every single game in his library and noting its significance in the Scott The Woz backstory & lore
This is like the part of the film where the main character says the title of the film and you go "oh so *THAT'S* why it's called that!"
What is this, some kind of Scott's Stash?
scott’s just doing side quests at this point
I like seeing the funny parts of someone’s video game collection some ppl like Scott feel like they have a mini story for everything they collect
Finally, the channel lives up to its name!
Yes, finally
Exactly
dude. how much stash content have we been getting recently. i love it.
My life hasnt felt the same ever since i learned how scott films the carpet shots.
*So sad this is the last "Scott's Literal Stash" video ever*
You are verified?
Scott’s stash is crazy right now. Uploads like crazy. It’s great for little episodes in between long delays without full episodes. Great stuff
The NeoGeo Pocket box just saying "ANTHRACITE" on it is so fucking funny to me
Watching scott has gotten me mega into collecting. I’ve started trying to collect games and systems that I initially didn’t care about and am on my way to creating me own shelf of games and it’s awesome
ive been kinda collecting stuff since i was 10, but ive only gotten super into it in recent years. i think scott is part of the reason for that honestly, it's fun, i have so much useless obscure knowledge on video games now.
It's awesome baby!!
I would collect games if I actually had the time to play through them all
@@PhenomenalJec I’ll be honest I’m starting to get a pretty fair amount of games on my shelf that I haven’t played lol. I tend to at least start them all, but almost half I have far from finished
Fr same I'm get some new shelves because I've got so much stuff lol
Disney did rereleased a bunch of their classic movies in theaters with 3D. one of them was finding nemo in 2012. maybe THQ wanted to capitalize on that.
Some days i feel worse than I could’ve ever imagined I could hit. But then Scott posts. Thank you Scott 💗
It gets better my dude. I know it may not feel like it, but even the smallest things in life can make it worth it. Finding them is a good idea instead of searching for a grand purpose. Hope you can feel better my guy!
@@vrenks Thanks man, that means a lot to me. Have a lovely day my guy 💞
@@vrenks Spoken like a real one
@@toomanyowlz keep your head up king!
15:01 I found Ballistic at a Good Will with all the DVDs. I was looking was curious about the gold colored case, then to found out it was a Nuon. Which I think AVGN talked about once, since I did remember hearing about it. So ofc being a game for a console I don't own, I bought it immediately
I'm glad to know that in any small minuscule way of watching Scott's videos, it helped him get Sonic Xtreme Walkie Talkies.
As a child, I made it my goal to get every Pixar game. After I got 3, I gave up because they were so meh.
This truly is the Scott's Stash video of all time.
I like how small the name of the author for Sonic's book is on the cover.
After all these years…
We’ve made it…
Scott’s Stash Stash
Managed to win an imagine teacher for DS at the scott the woz q&a in 2021. Honestly, still one of my favorite parts of my collection. That's what I always loved about Scott the Woz, his appreciation for the absolute dumbest games that most people would pass over, like Dora the Explorer on the Gamecube.
Daily uploads? You dont have to spoil Us! Also it's great to hear you now have not one, but TWO whole versions of Sonic Jam!
The idea of Scott recording on the floor is much more cozy to me than the reality 🤗
What is the reality? I'm out of the loop.
@@bluerobin7051 he put the carpet on the table
@@SirYodaJedi Thanks!
Scott needs to get every version of the Ratatouille game
it released on 12 platforms
for those wondering, the music used throughout the video is Sydney Sprint from the Mario Kart 8 Deluxe Booster Course Pass (wave 2)
at least i assume it’s that version bc it sounds so full and has a lot of depth, whereas the tour version would be more basic
I have a sealed copy of surfs up on the Gameboy advanced; liscensed movie games are weird
"Have you tried playing a PC game? Fucking terrifying!" A subtle joke, but I enjoyed it.
I love being greeted by finding Nemo escape to the big blue
NGPC has an absolutely breathtaking library in context. Best mobile fighter library probably and so many interesting exclusives. It scores so many points for the thumb stick as well. I've been searching my whole life for a controller that wasn't made by PDP that's got one of those (that also isn't a NGCD controller et al)
PS Idk what you're talking about I haven't eaten a bite since getting my copy of sonic pocket adventure, it provides all the nutrients I need. That's actually the secret behind breatharianism, shhhhh
so is the neo geo cd controller's stick not quite like the pocket's then? i got one a while back (or rather a neo geo pad 2) and it was nice but i found the stick a lil underwhelming. really wanna try a neo geo pocket to compare but i don't have the money to spend on one lol
@@0x9E01 It's different. The CD controller is better imo, but also pretty cost prohibitive. The NGPC stick is slick plastic, smaller, and more clicky. It doesn't seem comfortable at first glance but it is quite nice. Kinda like the difference between ps3 analog sticks and vita
Glad to know that Scott appreciates the Sydney Sprint ost
very relatable when scott was trying to find the copyright year on the back of finding nemo: escape to the big blue. i swear to god those things are tiny when all i want is to know the approximate year of release
edit: also i love these types of videos, they're very nice to just watch because its not as intense as the woz channel but it's still something i'm super interested in!
You're not the only one who likes obscure game-related stuff.
I know and like wired/forgotten games too like Eggs Playing Chicken, Emeraldia, Tom & Jerry Trap-O-Matic and both console games based of Hi Hi Puffy AmiYumi, which are Kaznapped and The Genie and the Amp
all the videos on this channel are so nice and chill i love it
Scott’s literal stash doesn’t sound like a reference to video games. Sounds like you’re about to talk about something else
this is really cool, would like to see another video of just completely random memorabilia
I can't wait for the sequel "Scotts literal Woz"
this is truly Scott's Stash
Video starts with Finding nemo on the ds you know it’s going to be good
here we go
Gotta love the video of the most random stuff you could possibly find that's Scott for you
This is my favorite thing to see, just the randomest of gaming stuff. It's genuinely really cool to learn about really obscure stuff.
Scott’s holy grail
Finding Nemo DS
Possible Scott the Woz Episodes from this Stash:
-Shovelware Variety Hour IV: Portable Edition
-Cancelled Game Merchandise/Sonic Extreme: A Legend that Doesn't Exist
-The Last Sports Game on Every Console
-Casual PC Games: A Mac User's Nightmare
-Playstation Vita: It Existed
-DVD Games
-The N-Gage: Phone Plan Not Included
-Portables that tried to kill the Gameboy
Finding Nemo is all I need to see.
Now all we need is a Scott's Stache episode!
I feel like the majority of the stuff Scott owns is either for a video or the Marge Simpson "I just think they're neat" meme or a bit of both..... All jokes aside, I wish I had the money and space to collect curiosities like this
I love this kind of content so much
My life flashed before my eyes seeing finding nemo ds and hearing a groan
It just doesnt feel right knowing this carpet is on a table and not the floor.
This is a neat little video, please make more like this one.
I love these uploads
this feels so weird knowing he's not actually on the floor...
I love when scott makes videos where he just talks about his junk or collection
You see it’s fun because it’s the thing literally
i could listen to a three-hour video of scott talking about every item in all the garbage cans in his house and i'd still find it entertaining
I would love to see more pickup videos, Scott always seems to have something interesting to say about whatever he has. Also, the NGPC is cool, I love mine
I love the Sploon 3 music in the background 💃🏿🕺🏿💃🏿🕺🏿
4:56 as the proud owner of NHL 15 on PS3, yes, the last full sports game on a system gets the shaft, but not as much as the 'legacy editions' that come out later.
Finally, the real content i've been looking for.
Holy Scott it’s stash
"Hey y'all, Scott's Stash here!"
It's "Hey All" you philistine
Finally. The moment we’ve all been waiting for.
Thanks Scott, am a huge Nemo fan and didnt know I needed a crappy 3DS Nemo game from 2006 in my life until now
Seeing that Sonic Xtreme merch brought a memory into the forefront of my mind that I'd long forgotten. Years ago, I came across a Sonic Xtreme branded cassette player at an estate sale, long before I'd heard about the game. Now I kinda wish I'd picked it up, just because it's such an odd piece of Sega history.
Its all circling around to this climax.
This was the content we subscribed for.
Looking forward to Movember when we get "Scott's Literal Stache"
The FBI wants to see your other stash Mr. Wozniak.
Hearing about SatAM reminded me of my greatest heartbreak as a child. I wanted an SNES, but the Genesis was cheaper. I was already upset about that, but then they had to get the guy who played Urkel to voice Sonic for those cartoons. And I could tell, considering I had watched Family Matters on Friday night. Then SatAM on Saturday morning. To this day, I remind my Dad to thank his lucky stars I’m not a furry.
Now THIS is what I subbed for.
Episode 250: Buttons - Scott The Woz
Please make this a regular thing!
This is actually a great video title
I can hardly wait for the complete collection Nuon episode.
I still remember buying my first PC game. Command & Conquer Generals + Zero Hour expansion
I was so excited to have my own game. Still remember that day so well.
So this is the fabled stash of Scott’s channel.
The Scott bunker gonna be lit!
Street Fighter II Movie on PS1 (That's the official title) is actually way more interesting gameplay wise than just quick time events to dodge or attack during the movie.
It actually has you play as a monitor Cyborg (In the film's plot, they were robots made by Dictator to study and mimic the world's strongest fighters) watching the fights of the movie, zooming in on attacks as the cyborg did in the movie to identify strengths, which make the robot stronger for a traditional Street Fighter match against Ryu at the end.
Now THIS is what I expected from this channel
100% right about the number of GBA video game tie-ins, I had so many growing up. Funny that they don’t really exist anymore.
Oh they still exist, outright games and gamemill are putting out tons of them
18:30
the guy who owns Sonic Jam lives up to his title once again
When Scott goes to the store he picks up the probably already expires Luigi o
I can't get that sleepover feel anymore now that I know how he really records his videos
Rambling Scott is so entertaining.
Scotts Stash is my favorite ASMR.
After 800 episodes of Scott's Stash we finally get to see his stash truly heartbreaking and sad
You know what, the carpet doesn't feel the same anymore, it's NOT REAL
17:02 One of the rarest things for the console is literally a circular piece of plastic that slots over the stick that was packaged with the ports of some Namco titles that restrics the movement so you could play the games better.
Couldn’t it be 3D printed?
It only came with Pac-Man, because that was the only Namco game released on the system.
12:50 I passed up on a Nuon a few years ago, wish I didn't. haven't seen one in the wild since.
I was hoping for a video detailing Scott’s trials and tribulations trying to grow facial hair
1:31 I don’t think that was even an intentional bit but it made me laugh so hard