Was it equivalent to the console version? No but for what it was it was a fun experience to burn through a few rounds without having to boot up the playstation. And even if you had to choose between 60fps and 3d I thought both options were quite impressive. Jirad's right in that it's not exactly the system seller it needed out the gate, but for what it's worth I enjoyed my time with it.
@@autistichades5552 based on the article I read, I get what they where going with. Design a controller that is comfortable for people with big and small hands, and choosing colors based on a general appeal. That is fine. But referring to that as a "gender neutral controller" is just pretentious.
@@justinfarischon7868 they could've called it anything else. I get a feeling they just added it in just to rack up the woke bank. I also don't see why "choosing colours based on a general appeal" needs to be done, like people should just choose the colours they like. If anything, they could've just make it black, and give that sleek premium look. How about the "biergonomic controller", bi meaning two, big and small, not just used for bisexual?
pricing your console above $399 is a trap that nearly every console manufacturer eventually falls for 3DO Atari Sega Microsoft and Sony surprisingly Nintendo seem to have never fallen for that trap and coincidentally is also the longest living console manufacturer
I hated it. Most people i knew were quite disappointed in it as well. It had some cute features like tv remote and Miiverse (if you were into that), but almost everything about the system was bad and/or niche.
I remember Target dropped the price of the 3DS a day or two early. I was able to get the console for the new price of $169.99 AND still qualify for the Ambassador Program. 😁
If it played dvds it would have succeeded. The success of the ps2 is largely that it was always a decent DVD player. In a time when you could the same amount on just a DVD player the ps2 was a no brainer
Everyone: "PS vita failes because it launched at the worng time... mobile phones were a stronger competition... was too powerful for its time..." ME: "F it! it failed because they used proprietary memory cards cat cost way too much and you have to format it each time you swap them rendering having more than one useless, used proprietary USB cable on the first model, 3G was locked to one company per region."
I agree with this. While neither Vita or 3DS launched well, post price drop 3ds proved that there was still a place for a dedicated handheld. Sony on the other hand basically threw up their hands and walked away. Even now mobile gaming is inherently limited. Sure anything touchscreen based can be played just fine, but the lack of buttons means you can't play a game like Super Mario Bros or Zelda without compromising the gameplay. And the attempts at making gaming phones just resulted in poor phones. I've got a controller clip that works well, but since most people don't have that most games aren't designed for it. (Although it is a neat and surprisingly effective way to play the Ocarina Randomizer)
@@Rork310 I think the Switch is a good example, why the world is not completly "Mobile only". I still play with my 3DS because of the massive amount of good and exclusive Games on it. Mobile? Sry, but the most Games on there are made to milk money (free to play) with a few exeptions of good Games (which you have to search first)
Your “ME” is basically what everyone says about the Vita. You’re not the only one, you might’ve even came to that conclusion because others were saying the same thing.
Memory cards are an issue; same with the charging cable. Proprietary components are terrible ideas. (One of many reasons to hate Apple products), but the PS Vita could have done fine if developers would have just made some more games exclusive to the console, but I get that is a risk for them. Sony should have tried harder.
@@Micaelangel07 they didn't really last lol. They were expensive computers to run Steam Big picture mode. It got so bad Steam started selling the "Steam Link" for like $20....If you paid $50 or $60 it came with the Steam controller lol
"The Gamecube library never really ended up feeling like it caught up to where it needed to be" ... what? The GC had probably the strongest third party support of any Nintendo system before the Switch. It's library was HUGE and stacked to the nines with classics, of both the multi-console port and console exclusive varieties. Now, if you're talking in terms of console sales, well yeah, that was the era of the PS2 which dominated so thoroughly that the fight for second place was an order of magnitude behind, but that was hardly the fault of the library.
Yes, but when compared to it's predecessor the Nintendo 64, which had an absolutely massive library of games and an incredibly long life span, the NGC wound up looking quite pitiful in comparison. not looking for a fight, cuz I loved my gamecube, played that thing into the ground.
Was it really? More so than the wii? I find that hard to believe, I don't doubt that the gamecube came back and had many good gamess. It also isn't competing much with previous consoles since there wasn't that many 3rd parties, the only notable ones being Capcom with Megaman, Konami with Castlevania, and Rare, Sega had their own console and wasn't 3rd party yet, Namco mostly kept to the arcades, X Box didn't exist to compete with the NES or SNES and PlayStation was towards the end of the SNES life span, and I don't know how the N64 did, probably about the same with 3rd party games. It did have good games though, RE4, Fire Emblem, Melee, Mario Sunshine, even though it didn't do well Luigi's Mansion still has a lot of love, Pokémon games Sonic Adventure 2 (I never had the dreamcast and played it on gamecube), Ocarina of Time and Majora's Mask were made to work on it, Phantasy Star, Mario Kart Double Dash is still considered one of if not the best MK, Mortal Kombat, Soulcalibur 2 on gamecube had Link, so yeah plenty of good games.
GC undoubtedly had some classics, but the numbers feel low comparing to its predecessors. If I try making a list of 50 "essential" GC games, I'm already unearthing some weird shit and outdated sports games past the 40 mark. Still an awesome console, but it's surprisingly hard to find as many worthwhile games to complete as on N64 and SNES.
It probably had some of the best third party Nintendo games until the Switch. All the compliations, the Resident Evil games, and one of the best was Second Sight.
"The 3DS is just an upgraded DS" I mean, that applies to most console/handheld successors. I'm not even sure what kind of point you're trying to make here.
The point was that it didn't end up doing much that the DS couldn't already do. The 3D gimmick was dropped laughably early by literally every developer but Nintendo and its subsidiaries, it wasn't all that much more powerful in its original iteration, and cost more than double what you could get a DS Lite for at the time. It wouldn't be until the New 3DS that it got any semblance of a leap in power that made what it could do more than a slight step above its predecessor.
And? Once again. That's most consoles. The PS4 and One are barely leaps over their previous gen, and were underwhelming performance wise(hence why we had to have a Pro and X version). And they did nothing new, or unique. Unless you count uploading short gaming clips and screenshots as a huge feature. The Wii is laughable in terms of an upgrade, but it's still another console. A gimmick such as motion controls doesn't mean much, and most of the best games on the Wii, barely use the motion controls(treating them more as a tacked on thing). The 3DS may have not used its 3D to full potential, but the games running on the 3DS, couldn't run on the DS. And even if you could get a blocky, low frame rate version onto the DS, have fun using that D-Pad for games made with a circle pad in mind.
Funny enough, when I was younger I looked at the 3Ds and thought the same thing. It was just like my DS but it had a camera. And as far as next gens go, I think it’s more or less about what the console is made of. They seem like such small leaps in features but the hardware was what was different. It was to prep the consoles for next gen gaming and experience. Like better graphics from the previous console and tools like the PSVR and the Kinect. And as far as the Wii goes, it offered a lot more games and even the Mii feature as well. Suffice to say the Wii was a huge leap. But I think the 3ds is viewed in such a way because it looked the same and really didn’t look like the new big thing.
A lot of the earlier 3ds shovelware and third party titles were also on ds so it makes sense a lot of the games would look similar but I feel like the more time went on; the 3ds games for the most part look markedly better graphically than any ds game
@@ranonadg Thats just objectively false. 3ds is much more powerful than the original DS. Games like MGS3 and the OoT remaster could never have been done on the original. The DS was similar to the 64, and the 3ds was a bit more powerful than a Gamecube.
Nintendo president: Oh crap, Sony and Microsoft are debuting a next-gen console this year and we have to keep up! What do we have in R&D? R&D: Well, there's this one prototype we've been working on but it's really not ready and needs a few more- Nintendo president: Don't care. Pack it. Ship it.
@@airplane6417 yes, but the gregorian calendar existed before we even knew about the planet Saturn. The gregorian calendar adapted the Norse days of the week. Also I'm atheist so I don't care about the bible.
The 3DS is my favorite game system. It was the greatest comeback kid story for a console in my opinion. It looked horrible when it first came out, but by the following year, it came back and began delivering hits all the way through just a couple years ago
Jirad!? really dude? at least give the man the respect of writing his name correctly. (I am aware the misspelling could be intended as a joke, but it's a pretty stale joke)
@@OscarLopezCe I actually think the wii-wiiu-switch progression is extremely similar to the ds-dsi-3ds progression. the wii u and dsi were just stepping stones between the full evolution of the systems. Neither system is bad for being a stepping stone, but that doesn't make that not the case.
10:38 and then there’s those few who didn’t know the ambassador program existed until it was too late. I bought mine in April 2011, heard about the program in 2019
for me, playing multiplayer black ops locally on 2 separate screens on the same console while being unable to cheat by peeking, out of the box, with the pro version was mindblowing ...
Really, the problem with the Wii U is that they released it a gen too early. They didn't have the tech to pull off the hybrid console concept it had going for
The Wii U is where I found most of my good online friends, and despite the game console being “too heavy” for some people, I actually quite liked this heaviness.
Sidious Sony makes me nervous all the time. They either do the smartest moves ever, or some really dumb shit. PS5 has me nervous for this reason. PS4 has been amazing......so I’m not holding my breath that there won’t be bumps in the road coming.
@@Kaiser8513 The worst part is that the original Vita had a video port so you could plug it to a TV... but Sony changed their mind and never sold the cable and system software for it. I'm pretty sure the console could have worked if it had been TV-compatible and 100 bucks cheaper.
@@Kaiser8513 well, people mostly mean handheld/home console hybrid I think, and Vita didn't have any TV connection functionality, so it's just a fairly powerful handheld with some streaming options. There was supposed to be a cable for that, but it never got released.
@@Kaiser8513 In what way is the Vita a console hybrid system. You can't hook up the Vita to a TV and then connect 8 remotes to it. If you're going to count owning both a Vita and a Vita TV (which i wouldn't counting on how it has a horrible blacklist built in), then you might as well count the Gameboy paired with the Super Gameboy. If you're just talking about it's power, the Vita didn't even match half the power of the PS3. So with that logic the Gameboy by itself would be a console hybrid system as it actually had a faster processor than both the NES and Master System.
Loved my GameCube loved my WiiU and I love my switch. Nintendo’s made a lot of weird and poor choices but nothing so terrible that there isn’t at least one game that makes you think fondly of the consoles they’ve released
You would have sex with it if you hacked it like me. Took me a hour to hack it 3days ago. Now i need a bigger sd card for all the free games i have. 50$ games for free custom themes. emulators the list goes on.
I remember getting the 3DS for Christmas and playing it all day. With the 3D on. Turns out, if you have the 3D on too long, you get a splitting headache! Boxing Day was fun.
Mysterious Jojo ha! I know! Remember Face Raiders? That game was fun....probably the first augmented reality game I ever played. Too bad that 3D slider was in the off position always after those first few days.
I turned the 3D off on just about every new game after like 15 minutes because it just made the game more difficult to play. I sort of miss the novelty of it but it just ate up too much battery life on the go to be worth it.
That was a great list! I kinda thought the PS3 might sneak in due to it's insane price and lack of games, but forgot how bad some of those launches really are, the fact I pretty much forgot Stadia existed sums it up!
I thought that the worst console launch was the Atari 5200 back in 1983. Launched with easily broken controllers, games nothing more than updated Atari 2600 games and at a time of the market crash. It was a console that was a disaster on many fronts and it was an early sign of Atari's demise as a console manufacturer for the decade to come.
Your username, sir, is a blatant lie. You are not Etho, you are not VintageBeef, you're not even Buckley or Arcada of Glass Reflection! And i highly doubt you've worked for LMG a day in your life...
Louis ridgway they failed the vita, phones in 2012 where super weak compared to that thing, and u still use it to this day. It had so much potential and they wasted it.
I Got The PSVita Because of The Touchscreen,&,Crossplay,But Then The Damn Thing Wouldn’t Charge Whenever I Put it on It’s Charger so I Wound up Getting Rid of it
I feel like I was watching a RabbidLuigi video. You did the same thing as him where you would talk about a (insert item) and then end it with a cheesy closing line, just like him.
i still love my Vita, playing the older Persona games on them were amazing, playing 2-4 on them. you could get so many great psp games, the dangonronpa games, i enjoyed it for visual novels. like the psp the vita was much biger in japan. which is unfortunate cause its an amazing console
"The 3DS was just an upgrade of the DS." Yes, and the PS2 was just an upgrade of the PS. That was completely nonsensical, I expect better from Jirard than that.
@@AirahsELL First, the preference of framerate over depth perception is subjective opinion. Second, that statement is irrelevant, if not outright contradictory; with or without the 3D effect the 3DS was a new generation of handheld beyond the original. If it was not, there would have been no reason to turn it off in the first place, and the 2DS models wouldn't exist. The DS Lite was an upgrade, the 3DS was not.
@@Hypershell it isn't a subjective opinion, dumbass. When a game is hard capped to 30 and then dips below that because of the effects, the game essentially becomes unplayable. It really was just a more powerful DS, and kind of proven when the 2DS line launched and sold incredibly well.
@@AirahsELL "Unplayable framerate" is another way of saying "bad game development." That has nothing to do with hardware, the best system in the world will chug if the software is badly optimized. Every new gen system is a more powerful (insert previous system here). That is not a valid or at all meaningful criticism. Your argument is that the 3DS requires 3D to be classified as a new system, a ridiculous standard that no other piece of gaming hardware in all human history has ever been held to. Your juvenile need to resort to name calling only proves that your argument is too weak to stand on its own merit.
@@AirahsELL Two games do not make a system library. Hyrule Warriors is a downscale from the Wii U; it's miraculous that it runs on the system at all and I certainly would never consider the 3DS the ideal way to play it. It also is bad design to leave the 3D enabled at all if it is that unstable, because the system is perfectly capable of disallowing it (as it often does with Pokemon X), so your argument is objectively false. Every other hardware manufacturer makes iterative hardware. Nintendo made iterative hardware for multiple generations of home consoles. The Wii U is itself debatable in that observation, as until its last year or two many people were still getting more mileage out of the remotes than the pad. The DS, in fact, was their ONLY handheld system that was not iterative. That standard is applied selectively and is therefore invalid as a criticism. I suggest you excercise your critical thinking skills by considering how repeating childish insults doesn't make them true, and only serves to make yourself look desperate and immature. Then maybe you can apply those skills to the topic at hand and figure at least some part of it out for yourself.
When Jirard was halfway through his bit about the Uoya, I said, "Oh yeah, that thing." Which is probably something publishers, games and consoles, wouldn't appreciate hearing. I also forgot Stadia still existed until this video. XD
I was thinking throughout the whole video "is he gonna talk about that Google thing to stream games they're gonna release soon, what is it called?" It was then I knew that it would be number one, I can't rememeber the name nor the fact that it was out.
Knew the Saturn would be here. I recall Tom Kalinske (Sega of America) clashed with Sega of Japan over this issue. They were wanting to launch earlier, despite most of the games for launch not being done yet. SOJ got their wish, and the Saturn's launch went over like a lead balloon. Which is sad, to be honest. The system was designed to be the ultimate (at the time) 2D machine, and when SOJ became aware of Sony's plans they rushed to create that 3D chip that made the system monstrously difficult to program for. But if you want the best 2D Capcom fighters of that generation, the plethora of excellent 2D shoot'em ups and quirky 3D games like NiGHTs or the Panzer Dragoon series...hell, all the great Japanese titles that never saw the light of day in the US, the Sega Saturn is an excellent machine. I bought mine in late January 1997 and it still plays great, 23 years later. I never regretted my decision to buy one (buying it through Fingerhut, thus paying three times what I needed to, DEFINITELY regret THAT :)). But even with my love for the Saturn, Sega of Japan shot themselves in the foot with their decision to launch before it was ready in the US. And the Saturn's failure set them up for the even more painful failure of the Dreamcast a few years later.
The Vita’s performance in the west post-launch breaks my heart. I bought my Vita on day 1 and still play it all the time (and even vastly prefer it over my 3DS) because I’m one of the few who love a lot of the games in its library... most of which is RPGs, visual novels, and rhythm games. All of which are big in Japan, and not so much anywhere else. But I still love my Persona 4 Golden, Tales of Hearts, Danganronpa, and Hatsune Miku.
"Everyone in their grandmother had a Wii" My pops worked for a video game store so I was the first person in my school to get a Wii let's gooooo Haven't had a Wii for 9 years tho 😢😢😢
How did the Xbox One not make the list? It had one of the absolute worst E3 presentations in history, with anti-consumer design decisions like always online DRM, no backwards compatibility and a near exclusive focus on TV programming support, all leading Sony to offer the exact opposite. Microsoft even recommended buy a 360 if you don't want always online DRM. The Xbox One almost completely killed off what little good will was left from the Xbox 360 RROD. Microsoft eventually back-pedaled on all their nonsense.
I just wanted to say thank you to you and your team for all that you do. Seeing new videos when scrolling through TH-cam brings me so much excitement and after one of your previous videos I understand just how much it takes to make them. Stay awesome and even if you don’t stay on this platform ; I’ll definitely remain a fan if you post in a new place! Thanks Jirard !!!!
@@toast9029 One of the features on it is gamer notes but, since I call myself an advanced gamer I use it for other kinds of notes. Also, one of the applications is Colors 3D which I use as an art tool for my comics on DeviantArt. There are also some games used for education, like Brain Age.
@@Ruckshuk4101 No, vital...as in important. Though Colors 3D can be used on the Vita, as well as the "smart" phone, tablet, and coming soon, the Nintendo Switch.
The Dreamcast absolutely did not have a bad launch. It was a commercial failure in retrospect, but at the time, sega was on their way out of the console hardware market. The Dreamcast's successful launch is what allowed them to literally continue to breathe safely for the next year and a half after.
I worked at Best Buy too during the launch of the 360. We'd warn people too about the red rings if death and then we'd recommend the replacement plan. We had a ton of returns.
I feel the bigger problem with the Vita was the Memory Cards, and was a major sore point for most people. On top of the high price point, you had another high price point product which was a required purchase to play or download any games to the console. Those proprietary memory cards were, and still are way too expensive. The biggest mistake and blemish of my gaming life was trading a Turbo Duo for an Atari Jaguar in 94. I still regret it to this day. You also missed another HUGE issue with the 3DS, like the Wii U, their names. Because of Nintendo's naming conventions, people thought they were just a DS and Wii with added features/tablet and not an entirely new console. This was so confusing to people that they had to put up posters and pamphlets everywhere explaining the difference and comparability between the consoles.
Wait the 360 got on this list for the red ring of death despite it selling like hot cakes. While the Xbox ONE which killed itself by being overpriced, forcing the Kinect, and DRM (Which they removed but no one cared by that point) didn't make it on the list. Also if this video came out a few months later both PS5 and Series X would be on this list.
Gamecube was a great release in my hometown in Aus 🇦🇺 My friends and I always tried to beat each other to the game outlet to grab the new drop on the shelf. Hours and hours of multi on smash and crazy resident evil runs
Funny thing with Nintendo: it had two main-line consoles flop, but they've still got the moxie and reserves to keep going in spite of that. With that said, I wonder if they'll ever come back to that Dual Screen concept for whatever comes after the Switch?
Apparently a dual screen peripherl patent was made for the Switch earlier this year. I think barely any new games will support it though and it's most likely just going to be a way to play DS&3DS games
@@GmodPlusWoW I considered it as well at first, but many Wii U games function as if the second screen was seperate object from the first, being placed in different positions, requiring motion controls and such. If the peripheral has the option to be wireless however, that raises the chances of it being able to play Wii U games as well which I hope it can, because I have a few games (Xenoblade Chronicles X for one) that I want to play only available on the Wii U as of now.
@@BensyBens Loved playing PSP and PS1 games on it, but constantly buying cards to store games on was ruff. I remember going through 4 just to find the one I had parasite eve 2 on. Restricted by battery, memory, and cost. Feels great to hold and beautiful to look at, but inconvenient when its main appeal to casual consumers was convenience. Maybe Sony will make that ultra reverse compatible handheld squeal one day, but i appreciate the switch for now.
The Saturn came to me during my teenage years. It was a magical system that always pissed me off cause of the system's launch, advertising, and everything with it was handled so poorly in America, while in Japan it was doing amazingly! I loved the Saturn to its dying days. From importing to getting the last of its days coveted items (Magic Knight Rayearth, Pazar Dragoon Azel, Shinning Force 3)... it was my favorite system... now it's at my #2 spot after the Switch. I still love it.
0:11 “maybe people don’t like the way it looks” with an image of the Xbox Series X... Me and a lot of other people love the design never thought people disliked the look 😒
The design is subjective, you may think a console is the best looking one while others think is ugly, IMO Jirard could have used any console to illustrate that point
"Failed to stream in 4K like advertised" Why does everyone keep misunderstanding this? The advertisements clearly say in big letters "UP TO" not "every game is guaranteed to stream in 4K" and that's mostly referring to the stream quality, not the in-game rendering. Every game can stream up to 4K even if the rendering itself isn't but there are some games that do both. Stop saying they promised all games would run at 4K. Stadia definitely does have some problems, lack of game library for instance and the fact that US internet (which is out of Google's control of course) in many places isn't enough for good streaming (although some places it is, I have 0 latency or quality issues personally with any streaming service like Stadia, GeForce Now, PS Now, etc.), but everyone needs to stop unfairly criticizing Stadia for a point they never even promised.
It was advertised that every game was 4k, in reality graphics were always at medium and it never got 4k. Consoles look better and the xbox one s and x and ps4 provide better quality. The specs of stadias servers are at 9 terafplops which is about the same as a budget laptop gpu.
As a PS Vita owner since 2015 or 2016 I remember being like 10 and seeing how cool the cameras were and the "tutorial app" as all I owned was an Xbox 360 and an iPad.
I used it in the start to try it, but soon got an headache. What's more, that at some point games stopped using this feature anyway, like in Pokemon XY.
I got used to it pretty fast. Loved it in the games and was a unique experience. Playing Kid Icarus Uprising with 3d on is some of the most amazing experiencies in gaming i've ever had. Resident Evil Revelations, Ocarina of Time, Kirby triple Deluxe were awsome too, but Kid Icarus stands out.
This was a good video but I HATE when people say "no one asked for this" because 1. How do you know? You don't, and 2. That's not how things are created, people create or recreate things because they have a passion for that thing that they have created. No one asked for TH-cam but it was created and it's one of the best things ever! Anyway just wanted to say this, good video anyway man 🙂
Jirad, I love the Wii U. I just bought a new battery pack for my game pad so I can continue playing it. Sooo many great games, as proof by all the ports to the switch. You are not alone sir #wiiuforever
DUDE! You and me both I fucking LOVE the WiiU but mainly because it works well for BOTW and I loved the rayman game I could play with my friends. There was another Mario? game where the separate remote feature was genius too, a game where that player could see all and was a ghost and the other players couldn't see them outside of light flashes. SO FUN. That and out of purely a sweaty hand issue: I love how light and cool to the touch it is. Yeah I like my switch but it gets so hot or I have to sit up out of bed if it starts to hurt my hands. And I really dislike the small remotes when they are separate.
I really like the PSVita. Not exactly for the games (my brother modified it so I can play VBA/GBC games on it) but for the design. Simple and light-weight
The Ouya brings me a lot of pain as someone who backed the project...I was hype to see what sort of games, mods, and more got developed (all else fails, it's my emulation box, didn't work) and it went nowhere unfortunately
Stadia Ads: "Unlike consoles, Stadia doesn't take up any space"
Me: *Because no one has it*
Atlantic Madman this made me laugh way too hard.
I rather have a console that takes up space but works at the same time, than having a useless controller lying around.
What selling point is that, the Xbox takes about as much space as a computer
😂😂
Stadia Ads: "Unlike consoles, Stadia doesn't take up any space."
Me: "And Unlike consoles, Stadia doesn't have any games.
Hell, even the Stadia ads that would pop up on TH-cam had shitty framerate issues and weird stuttering
Stadia is my waifu! Don't attack her!
@@KiomonDuck Toooooooo laaaaaaate
oh, that wasn't just my shitty internet.
@@extraclone I know.
Must be your shitty internet then
"Nobody asked for Street fighter 4 on the 3DS"
Hehe yeah... No one... "nervously looks over at my 500+ hour save file"
@DejaVoodooDoll ...
Doesn't he like Nintendo more than Sony tho?
Was it equivalent to the console version? No but for what it was it was a fun experience to burn through a few rounds without having to boot up the playstation. And even if you had to choose between 60fps and 3d I thought both options were quite impressive. Jirad's right in that it's not exactly the system seller it needed out the gate, but for what it's worth I enjoyed my time with it.
*looks at the most played game on my 3ds and was literally the first game I owned for the 3ds...* "yeah... no one..."
Honestly how can he say it was a bad port. It was quite amazing to be a handheld version. Plus online ran better than most Nintendo games.
😂😂
"I'm not a gamer but...."
That was the moment we all knew the Stadia was going to fail
"Gender Netural Controllers"
I was sort of considering buying it in the near future, until I heard that, and I just knew that it was a flat joke.
@@autistichades5552 I thought this was a joke. But it is real.
@@justinfarischon7868 it is unfortunately...what has society become!?!
@@autistichades5552 based on the article I read, I get what they where going with. Design a controller that is comfortable for people with big and small hands, and choosing colors based on a general appeal. That is fine.
But referring to that as a "gender neutral controller" is just pretentious.
@@justinfarischon7868 they could've called it anything else. I get a feeling they just added it in just to rack up the woke bank. I also don't see why "choosing colours based on a general appeal" needs to be done, like people should just choose the colours they like. If anything, they could've just make it black, and give that sleek premium look.
How about the "biergonomic controller", bi meaning two, big and small, not just used for bisexual?
“I liked the Wii U. Yeah fight me.”
ScottTheWoz: “First time?”
Tell me bout him, this scott the boz
@@bard0r606 i think he is the guy who made fling smash
@@luke_kun4956 shå
HELL NO HE IS NUMBER 1 FAN OF FLING FLASH HAS 100 COPYS OF FLING SMASH
I also. Love my Wii u
Surprised the PS3 did not make the list with its $500 launch price.
$599. RIIIIIIIIIIIIDGE RAAAAAAAAAAAACEEERRRRRR!!!!!!! Historically accurate Japan...giant enemy crab. That was a hilarious reveal.
5 9 9 U S D O L L A R S
pricing your console above $399 is a trap that nearly every console manufacturer eventually falls for
3DO
Atari
Sega
Microsoft
and Sony
surprisingly Nintendo seem to have never fallen for that trap and coincidentally is also the longest living console manufacturer
Someone got shot over that console. The guy lived, and he was able to buy a PS3.
And lack of games
I loved the Wii U.
I rarely hear people who bought it complained.
But the marketing
THE MARKETING
UGGGGGH
I hated it. Most people i knew were quite disappointed in it as well. It had some cute features like tv remote and Miiverse (if you were into that), but almost everything about the system was bad and/or niche.
I completely agree with you, the WiiU should've gotten more attention than it deserved.
My only favorite Wii U ad: "SETTLE IT IN SMAAAAAASH!"
Also the Wii U was the bomb.
Um and the library of games... and the support... it wasn't good.
It was downright awful, actually.
Jirard: "I'm like the one person who liked the Wii U"
Scott the Woz: "Am I a joke to you?"
I'm playing Xenoblade Chronicles X right now in advance to Xenoblade Chronicles Definitive Edition coming out later this month.
count me in too...
WiiU, Ride or die baby!
I'm very much loving my WiiU right now, specially for portable-like lazy gaming on the bed.
I really enjoyed the Wii U. I don’t play it much anymore because of the switch but I had lots of fun with it
I remember Target dropped the price of the 3DS a day or two early. I was able to get the console for the new price of $169.99 AND still qualify for the Ambassador Program. 😁
Gaming the system
GAMUR 100
iq 4000
Lucky you that sounds epic
*cyberpunk theme starts playing*
I Miss my Good Ole Purple Lunchbox
I still have mine😁
Please shut up
Gamecube was underrated. My first system ever, and only Nintendo system I have that wasn't hand held.
Wii: Peace was never an option
Wait, how did you convert the Wii to a handheld? 🍄
He's pretty far off about how good the launch lineup was.
Unlike Xbox and PS2, Gamecube had a character of sorts.
If it played dvds it would have succeeded. The success of the ps2 is largely that it was always a decent DVD player. In a time when you could the same amount on just a DVD player the ps2 was a no brainer
Everyone: "PS vita failes because it launched at the worng time... mobile phones were a stronger competition... was too powerful for its time..."
ME: "F it! it failed because they used proprietary memory cards cat cost way too much and you have to format it each time you swap them rendering having more than one useless, used proprietary USB cable on the first model, 3G was locked to one company per region."
I agree with this. While neither Vita or 3DS launched well, post price drop 3ds proved that there was still a place for a dedicated handheld. Sony on the other hand basically threw up their hands and walked away.
Even now mobile gaming is inherently limited. Sure anything touchscreen based can be played just fine, but the lack of buttons means you can't play a game like Super Mario Bros or Zelda without compromising the gameplay. And the attempts at making gaming phones just resulted in poor phones. I've got a controller clip that works well, but since most people don't have that most games aren't designed for it. (Although it is a neat and surprisingly effective way to play the Ocarina Randomizer)
@@Rork310 I think the Switch is a good example, why the world is not completly "Mobile only". I still play with my 3DS because of the massive amount of good and exclusive Games on it. Mobile? Sry, but the most Games on there are made to milk money (free to play) with a few exeptions of good Games (which you have to search first)
I still would play me and my Katamari for hours on the ps vita
Your “ME” is basically what everyone says about the Vita. You’re not the only one, you might’ve even came to that conclusion because others were saying the same thing.
Memory cards are an issue; same with the charging cable. Proprietary components are terrible ideas. (One of many reasons to hate Apple products), but the PS Vita could have done fine if developers would have just made some more games exclusive to the console, but I get that is a risk for them. Sony should have tried harder.
Wait, the Google Stadia was already released?
Goes to show their marketing didn't work.
Wasn't there a steam console too, what happened to that?
@@Micaelangel07 they didn't really last lol. They were expensive computers to run Steam Big picture mode. It got so bad Steam started selling the "Steam Link" for like $20....If you paid $50 or $60 it came with the Steam controller lol
"The Gamecube library never really ended up feeling like it caught up to where it needed to be"
... what?
The GC had probably the strongest third party support of any Nintendo system before the Switch. It's library was HUGE and stacked to the nines with classics, of both the multi-console port and console exclusive varieties.
Now, if you're talking in terms of console sales, well yeah, that was the era of the PS2 which dominated so thoroughly that the fight for second place was an order of magnitude behind, but that was hardly the fault of the library.
Yes, but when compared to it's predecessor the Nintendo 64, which had an absolutely massive library of games and an incredibly long life span, the NGC wound up looking quite pitiful in comparison. not looking for a fight, cuz I loved my gamecube, played that thing into the ground.
Was it really? More so than the wii? I find that hard to believe, I don't doubt that the gamecube came back and had many good gamess. It also isn't competing much with previous consoles since there wasn't that many 3rd parties, the only notable ones being Capcom with Megaman, Konami with Castlevania, and Rare, Sega had their own console and wasn't 3rd party yet, Namco mostly kept to the arcades, X Box didn't exist to compete with the NES or SNES and PlayStation was towards the end of the SNES life span, and I don't know how the N64 did, probably about the same with 3rd party games.
It did have good games though, RE4, Fire Emblem, Melee, Mario Sunshine, even though it didn't do well Luigi's Mansion still has a lot of love, Pokémon games Sonic Adventure 2 (I never had the dreamcast and played it on gamecube), Ocarina of Time and Majora's Mask were made to work on it, Phantasy Star, Mario Kart Double Dash is still considered one of if not the best MK, Mortal Kombat, Soulcalibur 2 on gamecube had Link, so yeah plenty of good games.
GC undoubtedly had some classics, but the numbers feel low comparing to its predecessors. If I try making a list of 50 "essential" GC games, I'm already unearthing some weird shit and outdated sports games past the 40 mark.
Still an awesome console, but it's surprisingly hard to find as many worthwhile games to complete as on N64 and SNES.
It probably had some of the best third party Nintendo games until the Switch. All the compliations, the Resident Evil games, and one of the best was Second Sight.
@@superlute1445 you can see the same way when you compare SNES and N64. It was a downfall till the Wii launched
"The 3DS is just an upgraded DS"
I mean, that applies to most console/handheld successors. I'm not even sure what kind of point you're trying to make here.
The point was that it didn't end up doing much that the DS couldn't already do. The 3D gimmick was dropped laughably early by literally every developer but Nintendo and its subsidiaries, it wasn't all that much more powerful in its original iteration, and cost more than double what you could get a DS Lite for at the time. It wouldn't be until the New 3DS that it got any semblance of a leap in power that made what it could do more than a slight step above its predecessor.
And? Once again. That's most consoles. The PS4 and One are barely leaps over their previous gen, and were underwhelming performance wise(hence why we had to have a Pro and X version).
And they did nothing new, or unique. Unless you count uploading short gaming clips and screenshots as a huge feature.
The Wii is laughable in terms of an upgrade, but it's still another console. A gimmick such as motion controls doesn't mean much, and most of the best games on the Wii, barely use the motion controls(treating them more as a tacked on thing).
The 3DS may have not used its 3D to full potential, but the games running on the 3DS, couldn't run on the DS. And even if you could get a blocky, low frame rate version onto the DS, have fun using that D-Pad for games made with a circle pad in mind.
Funny enough, when I was younger I looked at the 3Ds and thought the same thing. It was just like my DS but it had a camera. And as far as next gens go, I think it’s more or less about what the console is made of. They seem like such small leaps in features but the hardware was what was different. It was to prep the consoles for next gen gaming and experience. Like better graphics from the previous console and tools like the PSVR and the Kinect. And as far as the Wii goes, it offered a lot more games and even the Mii feature as well. Suffice to say the Wii was a huge leap. But I think the 3ds is viewed in such a way because it looked the same and really didn’t look like the new big thing.
A lot of the earlier 3ds shovelware and third party titles were also on ds so it makes sense a lot of the games would look similar but I feel like the more time went on; the 3ds games for the most part look markedly better graphically than any ds game
@@ranonadg Thats just objectively false. 3ds is much more powerful than the original DS. Games like MGS3 and the OoT remaster could never have been done on the original. The DS was similar to the 64, and the 3ds was a bit more powerful than a Gamecube.
"Top 10 worst console launches "
The Wii U:" DID SOMEBODY CALL MY NAME"
I don't think it had a bad launch, as the game lineup was pretty solid. In terms of sales, overall, though, fuck yeah.
or virtual boy
Nathaniel Foga still play my Wii U all the time....love it, just sucks how underpowered it was/is. 32GB was a joke, so 8GB was just insulting.
Nintendo president: Oh crap, Sony and Microsoft are debuting a next-gen console this year and we have to keep up! What do we have in R&D?
R&D: Well, there's this one prototype we've been working on but it's really not ready and needs a few more-
Nintendo president: Don't care. Pack it. Ship it.
@@Deeplycloseted435 not a lot of space PS3 had a lot
Sony's outrageous pricing of the Vita memory cards also helped kill it.
Fun fact: Saturday IS named after Saturn so it literally is Saturnday
This is a sad realization.
Saturn's day, it was named after the god. And Thursday is thors day. Most days of the week are named after gods.
@@Iamfrozen131 But, Saturn was a Roman God.
Thor is a Norse god.
*confused unga bunga*
@@Iamfrozen131 That is not very bible of you
@@airplane6417 yes, but the gregorian calendar existed before we even knew about the planet Saturn. The gregorian calendar adapted the Norse days of the week. Also I'm atheist so I don't care about the bible.
The 3DS is my favorite game system. It was the greatest comeback kid story for a console in my opinion. It looked horrible when it first came out, but by the following year, it came back and began delivering hits all the way through just a couple years ago
Oh yeah, I forgot Stadia was a thing.
*Jirad:* 3DS is just an upgraded DS.
*Me:* The DSi would like to have a word with you.
Ikr? Clearly the 3ds is an upgraded DSi.
Jirad!? really dude? at least give the man the respect of writing his name correctly. (I am aware the misspelling could be intended as a joke, but it's a pretty stale joke)
@@OscarLopezCe I actually think the wii-wiiu-switch progression is extremely similar to the ds-dsi-3ds progression. the wii u and dsi were just stepping stones between the full evolution of the systems. Neither system is bad for being a stepping stone, but that doesn't make that not the case.
The DSI is a downgrade from the DS Lite. They added basically nothing and dropped GBA compatibility. No thanks.
Every consolle is the upgraded version of its predecessor, that sentence is stupid.
Luigi would have been a good spokesman for the Ouya. "Hey Luigi! What are you playing?" "Ouya!"
"And if you hate me for it, I don't care."
Excellent words to use on this video.
I was like "what could possibly beat the Saturn?", then you brought up Google's practical joke, and yeah.
10:38 and then there’s those few who didn’t know the ambassador program existed until it was too late. I bought mine in April 2011, heard about the program in 2019
Damn
Oof
I completely forgot Google stadia was a thing and I know I'm not alone there
Thought it was canceled
@@Kaiser8513 nope but it came out, it was barely supported, and nobody bought it
I see Spawnwave talk about it at least once every couple weeks and I still forgot about it until Jirard brought it up.
I completely forgot Ouya was a thing. Lol
I actually forgot about ouya.
Even though the Wii U sold poorly, I still love mine, it's the first home console that I bought myself
I go back and play Super Mario 3D World often
for me, playing multiplayer black ops locally on 2 separate screens on the same console while being unable to cheat by peeking, out of the box, with the pro version was mindblowing ...
I think the Wii U was a good console, it was just advertised bad which is why it did so poorly
Really, the problem with the Wii U is that they released it a gen too early. They didn't have the tech to pull off the hybrid console concept it had going for
Same, I love super mario world and the HD Zelda remakes, and I played alot of splatoon as well, although not so much anymore since splatoon 2 came out
The Wii U is where I found most of my good online friends, and despite the game console being “too heavy” for some people, I actually quite liked this heaviness.
I can't forgive PlayStation for failing the Vita lmao
Especially when everyone says how Nintendo Swtich is the first mobile/console hybrid almost like they didn't remember the Vita existing
Sidious Sony makes me nervous all the time. They either do the smartest moves ever, or some really dumb shit. PS5 has me nervous for this reason. PS4 has been amazing......so I’m not holding my breath that there won’t be bumps in the road coming.
@@Kaiser8513 The worst part is that the original Vita had a video port so you could plug it to a TV... but Sony changed their mind and never sold the cable and system software for it. I'm pretty sure the console could have worked if it had been TV-compatible and 100 bucks cheaper.
@@Kaiser8513 well, people mostly mean handheld/home console hybrid I think, and Vita didn't have any TV connection functionality, so it's just a fairly powerful handheld with some streaming options. There was supposed to be a cable for that, but it never got released.
@@Kaiser8513 In what way is the Vita a console hybrid system. You can't hook up the Vita to a TV and then connect 8 remotes to it. If you're going to count owning both a Vita and a Vita TV (which i wouldn't counting on how it has a horrible blacklist built in), then you might as well count the Gameboy paired with the Super Gameboy. If you're just talking about it's power, the Vita didn't even match half the power of the PS3. So with that logic the Gameboy by itself would be a console hybrid system as it actually had a faster processor than both the NES and Master System.
Loved my GameCube loved my WiiU and I love my switch. Nintendo’s made a lot of weird and poor choices but nothing so terrible that there isn’t at least one game that makes you think fondly of the consoles they’ve released
I bought a 2DS. I love my 2DS. I never felt like I was missing out on anything by having a 2DS instead of a 3DS and GOD I LOVE MY 2DS.
You would have sex with it if you hacked it like me. Took me a hour to hack it 3days ago. Now i need a bigger sd card for all the free games i have. 50$ games for free custom themes. emulators the list goes on.
BSNG BANG BANG... YOU KNOW ITS ILLEGAL TO ILLEGALLY DOWNLOAD VIDEO GAMES!!!!!!!! ALWAYS PURCHASE, NEVER ILLEGALLY DOWNLOAD
@@Tmob ok Karen
@@supersaiyanmania5622 Get with meme culture you uncultured swine
@@Tmob th-cam.com/video/lAQUAhWkeCo/w-d-xo.html
7:50: Skylar: Where did you learn to fly? Knuckles: Shut Up!
I remember getting the 3DS for Christmas and playing it all day. With the 3D on. Turns out, if you have the 3D on too long, you get a splitting headache! Boxing Day was fun.
Mysterious Jojo ha! I know! Remember Face Raiders? That game was fun....probably the first augmented reality game I ever played. Too bad that 3D slider was in the off position always after those first few days.
I got the 3DS for Christmas and played all week with the 3D on and didn't get a headache =b
I turned the 3D off on just about every new game after like 15 minutes because it just made the game more difficult to play. I sort of miss the novelty of it but it just ate up too much battery life on the go to be worth it.
Mysterious Jojo Hey, you're the Yakuza 0 guy!
Quite honestly, it goes away. I kept using the 3D, and my brain just got used to it an wasn't bothering me at all after a short while.
That was a great list! I kinda thought the PS3 might sneak in due to it's insane price and lack of games, but forgot how bad some of those launches really are, the fact I pretty much forgot Stadia existed sums it up!
I thought that the worst console launch was the Atari 5200 back in 1983.
Launched with easily broken controllers, games nothing more than updated Atari 2600 games and at a time of the market crash.
It was a console that was a disaster on many fronts and it was an early sign of Atari's demise as a console manufacturer for the decade to come.
I was expecting the ps3, at launch it was too expensive, had no games, poor online service and a controller without rumble.
I think that’s 11th place, this is a top ten, I’m surprised that it didn’t make the top ten either
12th place goes to the Xbox One
Everyday feels like “Saturn” day lately..
I haven't even watched the video, and I already know the Google Stadia is gonna be on this list.
Ha! Well done!
Your username, sir, is a blatant lie. You are not Etho, you are not VintageBeef, you're not even Buckley or Arcada of Glass Reflection! And i highly doubt you've worked for LMG a day in your life...
I'm sorry, but my favorite Canadian TH-camr is RetroRepairs.
Is your username supposed to be a reference to the TH-cam that’s literally called “Canadian guy eh”
@@redbool1115 Nope, but I get that a lot. XD
The Wii U deserved so much better, I still play mine to this day, playing my wii games!!
Same I transferred all my virtual console library over and it’s the only way to play sonic 3 and knuckles on a console
@@retrogamerfan123 That's good to know!!😇👍😉
I hacked mine and put all my GameCube and Wii games on it. Along with my Xbox One I can live in my nostalgia.
@@tenthirtyseven-v1 That's 1 way to do it!!😎👍
Same
Sony: *shoots Vita*
Sony: How could this have happened?!
Louis ridgway they failed the vita, phones in 2012 where super weak compared to that thing, and u still use it to this day. It had so much potential and they wasted it.
I Got The PSVita Because of The Touchscreen,&,Crossplay,But Then The Damn Thing Wouldn’t Charge Whenever I Put it on It’s Charger so I Wound up Getting Rid of it
@Human Person ok
I feel like I was watching a RabbidLuigi video. You did the same thing as him where you would talk about a (insert item) and then end it with a cheesy closing line, just like him.
The gamecube was the console that me and my brother had , and we would love to play Mario party
Weird example for this list. Those lauch games were all pretty good, and with Melee just a few weeks away, I don't see how you can complain.
i still love my Vita, playing the older Persona games on them were amazing, playing 2-4 on them. you could get so many great psp games, the dangonronpa games, i enjoyed it for visual novels. like the psp the vita was much biger in japan. which is unfortunate cause its an amazing console
*takes up a Wii U Gamepad and comes to stand next to Jirard* You are not alone, brother!
"The 3DS was just an upgrade of the DS."
Yes, and the PS2 was just an upgrade of the PS. That was completely nonsensical, I expect better from Jirard than that.
Not really. Only a few games took advantage of the 3D effect and in most cases the games performed much better with it off.
@@AirahsELL First, the preference of framerate over depth perception is subjective opinion. Second, that statement is irrelevant, if not outright contradictory; with or without the 3D effect the 3DS was a new generation of handheld beyond the original. If it was not, there would have been no reason to turn it off in the first place, and the 2DS models wouldn't exist. The DS Lite was an upgrade, the 3DS was not.
@@Hypershell it isn't a subjective opinion, dumbass. When a game is hard capped to 30 and then dips below that because of the effects, the game essentially becomes unplayable. It really was just a more powerful DS, and kind of proven when the 2DS line launched and sold incredibly well.
@@AirahsELL "Unplayable framerate" is another way of saying "bad game development." That has nothing to do with hardware, the best system in the world will chug if the software is badly optimized.
Every new gen system is a more powerful (insert previous system here). That is not a valid or at all meaningful criticism. Your argument is that the 3DS requires 3D to be classified as a new system, a ridiculous standard that no other piece of gaming hardware in all human history has ever been held to.
Your juvenile need to resort to name calling only proves that your argument is too weak to stand on its own merit.
@@AirahsELL Two games do not make a system library. Hyrule Warriors is a downscale from the Wii U; it's miraculous that it runs on the system at all and I certainly would never consider the 3DS the ideal way to play it. It also is bad design to leave the 3D enabled at all if it is that unstable, because the system is perfectly capable of disallowing it (as it often does with Pokemon X), so your argument is objectively false.
Every other hardware manufacturer makes iterative hardware. Nintendo made iterative hardware for multiple generations of home consoles. The Wii U is itself debatable in that observation, as until its last year or two many people were still getting more mileage out of the remotes than the pad. The DS, in fact, was their ONLY handheld system that was not iterative. That standard is applied selectively and is therefore invalid as a criticism.
I suggest you excercise your critical thinking skills by considering how repeating childish insults doesn't make them true, and only serves to make yourself look desperate and immature. Then maybe you can apply those skills to the topic at hand and figure at least some part of it out for yourself.
When Jirard was halfway through his bit about the Uoya, I said, "Oh yeah, that thing." Which is probably something publishers, games and consoles, wouldn't appreciate hearing. I also forgot Stadia still existed until this video. XD
"There was monkey ball, Luigi's mansion or wavespace, that was it."
Animal crossing: i am a joke to you?
Animal Crossing isnt a launch title, so it doesn't count
I was thinking throughout the whole video "is he gonna talk about that Google thing to stream games they're gonna release soon, what is it called?" It was then I knew that it would be number one, I can't rememeber the name nor the fact that it was out.
Knew the Saturn would be here. I recall Tom Kalinske (Sega of America) clashed with Sega of Japan over this issue. They were wanting to launch earlier, despite most of the games for launch not being done yet. SOJ got their wish, and the Saturn's launch went over like a lead balloon.
Which is sad, to be honest. The system was designed to be the ultimate (at the time) 2D machine, and when SOJ became aware of Sony's plans they rushed to create that 3D chip that made the system monstrously difficult to program for. But if you want the best 2D Capcom fighters of that generation, the plethora of excellent 2D shoot'em ups and quirky 3D games like NiGHTs or the Panzer Dragoon series...hell, all the great Japanese titles that never saw the light of day in the US, the Sega Saturn is an excellent machine.
I bought mine in late January 1997 and it still plays great, 23 years later. I never regretted my decision to buy one (buying it through Fingerhut, thus paying three times what I needed to, DEFINITELY regret THAT :)). But even with my love for the Saturn, Sega of Japan shot themselves in the foot with their decision to launch before it was ready in the US. And the Saturn's failure set them up for the even more painful failure of the Dreamcast a few years later.
I'm surprised you didn't put Xbox One. The backlash about their games and the system having to be connected to the internet.
The Vita’s performance in the west post-launch breaks my heart. I bought my Vita on day 1 and still play it all the time (and even vastly prefer it over my 3DS) because I’m one of the few who love a lot of the games in its library... most of which is RPGs, visual novels, and rhythm games. All of which are big in Japan, and not so much anywhere else. But I still love my Persona 4 Golden, Tales of Hearts, Danganronpa, and Hatsune Miku.
God, that Halo 3 music used in the beginning took me off guard with nostalgia.
"Everyone in their grandmother had a Wii"
My pops worked for a video game store so I was the first person in my school to get a Wii let's gooooo
Haven't had a Wii for 9 years tho 😢😢😢
Press f to pay respects.
I don't want to know why everyone was *in* their grandmother.
Everyone and their grandmother.
I don't even wanna think about everyone in their grandmother.
*Sweet Home Alabama intensifies*
"Omg thanks for the 7 likes you guys I'm so honored, I'd like to thank my parents, Jirard, and my grandmother"
How did the Xbox One not make the list? It had one of the absolute worst E3 presentations in history, with anti-consumer design decisions like always online DRM, no backwards compatibility and a near exclusive focus on TV programming support, all leading Sony to offer the exact opposite. Microsoft even recommended buy a 360 if you don't want always online DRM. The Xbox One almost completely killed off what little good will was left from the Xbox 360 RROD. Microsoft eventually back-pedaled on all their nonsense.
I just wanted to say thank you to you and your team for all that you do. Seeing new videos when scrolling through TH-cam brings me so much excitement and after one of your previous videos I understand just how much it takes to make them. Stay awesome and even if you don’t stay on this platform ; I’ll definitely remain a fan if you post in a new place! Thanks Jirard !!!!
I still have my "new" 3DS, mostly because I learned how to turn it into a vital tool.
In what way?
@@toast9029 One of the features on it is gamer notes but, since I call myself an advanced gamer I use it for other kinds of notes. Also, one of the applications is Colors 3D which I use as an art tool for my comics on DeviantArt.
There are also some games used for education, like Brain Age.
Vital? Did you mean vita?
@@Ruckshuk4101 No, vital...as in important. Though Colors 3D can be used on the Vita, as well as the "smart" phone, tablet, and coming soon, the Nintendo Switch.
Always a good day when you upload bro! What about xbox one and dreamcast though?
I own both
@@arjungrewal3293 same and love both
The Dreamcast absolutely did not have a bad launch. It was a commercial failure in retrospect, but at the time, sega was on their way out of the console hardware market. The Dreamcast's successful launch is what allowed them to literally continue to breathe safely for the next year and a half after.
GameCube gave us the first Resident Evil Remake and the amazing Metroid Prime, I won't complain.
Re4 cough cough
@@grib6680 Definitely
Yeah but neither were launch games, this video is about disappointing launches.
@@leecroft1983 I know that
I worked at Best Buy too during the launch of the 360. We'd warn people too about the red rings if death and then we'd recommend the replacement plan. We had a ton of returns.
I feel the bigger problem with the Vita was the Memory Cards, and was a major sore point for most people. On top of the high price point, you had another high price point product which was a required purchase to play or download any games to the console. Those proprietary memory cards were, and still are way too expensive.
The biggest mistake and blemish of my gaming life was trading a Turbo Duo for an Atari Jaguar in 94. I still regret it to this day.
You also missed another HUGE issue with the 3DS, like the Wii U, their names. Because of Nintendo's naming conventions, people thought they were just a DS and Wii with added features/tablet and not an entirely new console. This was so confusing to people that they had to put up posters and pamphlets everywhere explaining the difference and comparability between the consoles.
I sold half my super nes games to buy a sega saturn to hopefully play a 3D sonic game. Do you feel my pain?
@@cattysplat Somewhat, the Saturn has some amazing hidden gems!
Wait the 360 got on this list for the red ring of death despite it selling like hot cakes. While the Xbox ONE which killed itself by being overpriced, forcing the Kinect, and DRM (Which they removed but no one cared by that point) didn't make it on the list.
Also if this video came out a few months later both PS5 and Series X would be on this list.
I knew the Sega Saturn would be on here. Despite the launch I will always love the Sega Saturn!
Gamecube was a great release in my hometown in Aus 🇦🇺 My friends and I always tried to beat each other to the game outlet to grab the new drop on the shelf. Hours and hours of multi on smash and crazy resident evil runs
Funny thing with Nintendo: it had two main-line consoles flop, but they've still got the moxie and reserves to keep going in spite of that.
With that said, I wonder if they'll ever come back to that Dual Screen concept for whatever comes after the Switch?
Apparently a dual screen peripherl patent was made for the Switch earlier this year.
I think barely any new games will support it though and it's most likely just going to be a way to play DS&3DS games
@@skateboardmd9163 If so, that's lit. Though I reckon a dual-screen Switch could also play Wii U games, since that was also a touchscreen console.
@@GmodPlusWoW I considered it as well at first, but many Wii U games function as if the second screen was seperate object from the first, being placed in different positions, requiring motion controls and such.
If the peripheral has the option to be wireless however, that raises the chances of it being able to play Wii U games as well which I hope it can, because I have a few games (Xenoblade Chronicles X for one) that I want to play only available on the Wii U as of now.
R.I.P Stadia 🕯️. It will not be missed
Vita means life...except when it doesn’t
:’(
Thank god for the indies for giving the vita life
@@BensyBens It failed because it cost way to much to get memory for the thing, like it already wasn't expensive.
Michael Rogers i know
And the vita still beloved just like the dreamcast and the gamecube
Failed but still beloved with good games
@@BensyBens Loved playing PSP and PS1 games on it, but constantly buying cards to store games on was ruff. I remember going through 4 just to find the one I had parasite eve 2 on. Restricted by battery, memory, and cost. Feels great to hold and beautiful to look at, but inconvenient when its main appeal to casual consumers was convenience. Maybe Sony will make that ultra reverse compatible handheld squeal one day, but i appreciate the switch for now.
Japan: AHEM!
The Saturn came to me during my teenage years. It was a magical system that always pissed me off cause of the system's launch, advertising, and everything with it was handled so poorly in America, while in Japan it was doing amazingly! I loved the Saturn to its dying days. From importing to getting the last of its days coveted items (Magic Knight Rayearth, Pazar Dragoon Azel, Shinning Force 3)... it was my favorite system... now it's at my #2 spot after the Switch. I still love it.
0:11 “maybe people don’t like the way it looks” with an image of the Xbox Series X... Me and a lot of other people love the design never thought people disliked the look 😒
The design is subjective, you may think a console is the best looking one while others think is ugly, IMO Jirard could have used any console to illustrate that point
@@davisael I mean your right but they could have picked a more ugly console like the VHS Xbox one or George Foreman PS3 or just the Wii U
I had already forgotten that Google Stadia existed until you reminded me.
"Failed to stream in 4K like advertised" Why does everyone keep misunderstanding this? The advertisements clearly say in big letters "UP TO" not "every game is guaranteed to stream in 4K" and that's mostly referring to the stream quality, not the in-game rendering. Every game can stream up to 4K even if the rendering itself isn't but there are some games that do both. Stop saying they promised all games would run at 4K.
Stadia definitely does have some problems, lack of game library for instance and the fact that US internet (which is out of Google's control of course) in many places isn't enough for good streaming (although some places it is, I have 0 latency or quality issues personally with any streaming service like Stadia, GeForce Now, PS Now, etc.), but everyone needs to stop unfairly criticizing Stadia for a point they never even promised.
It was advertised that every game was 4k, in reality graphics were always at medium and it never got 4k. Consoles look better and the xbox one s and x and ps4 provide better quality. The specs of stadias servers are at 9 terafplops which is about the same as a budget laptop gpu.
@@benjaminmenken5693 No it wasn't, if you look at the ads, it very clearly states "Up To 4K" every single time
Dude, you left out the Nokia N-Gage? I’m gonna require months of therapy to overcome the emotional damage this video caused me.
Wait, so if Stadia isn't like a Netflix for games, then what is it exactly??
I'm still so confused.
A worse GeForce Now
It’s a shitty console that’s what it is
Google's super computers run the games and stream the image to you
my Mom Actually Got me The 360 After Microsoft Fixed The Red Ring of Death so I Got Lucky,Thank God
Naw dude I really loved the Wii U and didn't realize that most people hated it until way later
As a PS Vita owner since 2015 or 2016 I remember being like 10 and seeing how cool the cameras were and the "tutorial app" as all I owned was an Xbox 360 and an iPad.
Who else knew Stadia was gonna be No. 1 before clicking on this video XD
I forgot it existed.
@@ChaoticHoly Uh...same.
except it's not a console. it's a piece of shit service that deserves to die and rot.
@@ChaoticHoly Same
I never used the 3D when I had my 3ds
I used it in the start to try it, but soon got an headache. What's more, that at some point games stopped using this feature anyway, like in Pokemon XY.
@@DaakkuuYRS Then they made the 2DS
I got used to it pretty fast.
Loved it in the games and was a unique experience.
Playing Kid Icarus Uprising with 3d on is some of the most amazing experiencies in gaming i've ever had.
Resident Evil Revelations, Ocarina of Time, Kirby triple Deluxe were awsome too, but Kid Icarus stands out.
Be honest. You were expecting Stadia to go at number one.
I wasn't even thinking about it, since it was that forgettable. Yes, even after a few months.
Nope. I was thinking of the Gizmondo.
I didn’t even think about Stadia. Does anyone think about Stadia?
I thought he might pick the Xbox One or PS3, I literally forgot Stadia existed.
Atacolypse Stadia ? Oh yeah, Stadia. Completely forgot about that thing.
I had a Stadia ad on this video, and even then I was unaware it was even out until I got to the end of this video.
This was a good video but I HATE when people say "no one asked for this" because 1. How do you know? You don't, and 2. That's not how things are created, people create or recreate things because they have a passion for that thing that they have created. No one asked for TH-cam but it was created and it's one of the best things ever! Anyway just wanted to say this, good video anyway man 🙂
The wii u was actually a very good console, the only thing that was bad about it was it's bad sales and confusing marketing
A Modded WiiU is no joke my favourite console.
I love the Wii U too look we’re buddies!
why am i here so early this shouldnt be happening
Got here 2 minutes after it was posted
I'm used to being 9-10 hours late, from a bad sleep schedule
Jirad, I love the Wii U. I just bought a new battery pack for my game pad so I can continue playing it. Sooo many great games, as proof by all the ports to the switch. You are not alone sir #wiiuforever
Imagine being SEGA, hyping up the saturn to the best of their ability, only for Sony to hop up and basically murder them in 4 syllables.
That must of sucked for sega
The Wii U is still one of my favorite consoles of all time.
So... no one talking about the legendary CD-i? XD
a dude from spain aprooves
That thumbnail was amazing omg also great video!
Funnily enough I'm watching this just as Google announced that the stadia is essentially dead
DUDE! You and me both I fucking LOVE the WiiU but mainly because it works well for BOTW and I loved the rayman game I could play with my friends. There was another Mario? game where the separate remote feature was genius too, a game where that player could see all and was a ghost and the other players couldn't see them outside of light flashes. SO FUN. That and out of purely a sweaty hand issue: I love how light and cool to the touch it is. Yeah I like my switch but it gets so hot or I have to sit up out of bed if it starts to hurt my hands. And I really dislike the small remotes when they are separate.
I wouldn’t mind more Top 10 videos to pad things out on the schedule. Completin ain’t easy.
I really like the PSVita. Not exactly for the games (my brother modified it so I can play VBA/GBC games on it) but for the design. Simple and light-weight
🎶 Aaand that's why you never buy a console at launch! 🎶
I have so much respect for the thumbnail artist(s) oh my god They are always so well done
Thank you Stadia to give me a reason to keep my consoles.
The Ouya brings me a lot of pain as someone who backed the project...I was hype to see what sort of games, mods, and more got developed (all else fails, it's my emulation box, didn't work) and it went nowhere unfortunately
I'm surprise the Dreamcast didn't make that list
Glad I found your channel. I love this kind of topic.
Man I loved the Wii u too