@Watchmojo are you kidding !!!??? You're my favorite channel and you constantly make lists about video games one of the main things I hate. Does the gamer crowd even watch this channel????
The Gameboy camera was actually good, but it just hasn’t aged well because now digital cameras are way better! We took pictures instantly without film as kids! Also the Guitar Hero DS grip was so uncomfortable that my cousin stopped playing it after few songs!
@@SahilShah-bq3xe selfies have been around in Japan since the late 1980s and 1990s with photo booths made by Sega and Nintendo. Selfies were popularized because of digital cameras made them easier to use.
@@zero_sakura0036 they were meant to be for fun, we knew back then that picture quality isn’t good, but it didn’t cost anything for taking snapshots. No need to buy film, just use the game boy camera and see the pictures on the screen!
Had one too personally had fun with it sure it wasn’t something you played all day but I would pick it up all the time even if to play only a few songs
Here’s a fact: The Tony Hawk Ride skateboard was thought up by Hawk himself. He took a Wii Remote apart and attached the motion sensors to something he made!
From someone that was there, the gameboy camera and printer were AWESOME. Some of the best times I ever had with my gameboy were with those. Hell, it probably kickstarted my love of photography today.
@@craigh2577 I’m not saying anyone should go out and get one today. I’m sure it would be a disappointment, esepecially with everyone on earth owning a smartphone. Back then though, when digital cameras basically didn’t exist in the hands of children, being able to make and print images and even use video of yourself as avatars inside the game, it was really like nothing else.
Guitar hero on DS was one of the favourite games among my friends during my school year, hooked up the DS with a small speaker, it was good fun in a small gathering. and a good conversation piece. the only issue we had is the grip was not entirely secure, slides of. the machine too often. I lost the pick and used a real one, and realize how fragile the touch screen was...
A product fail should ONLY BE COUNTED IF IT WAS ACTUALLY RELEASED. The Wii Vitality Sensor should have been replaced with one of the dishonorable mentions on this list because if it was cancelled before release, it never had the chance to fail.
I'll fight you on the Guitar Hero Grip. I actually had a lot of fun with Guitar Hero: On Tour. It actually worked well and the songs they got for the games were actually pretty solid. Yeah, it looks a little goofy, but for a hand held Guitar Hero, it was surprisingly solid.
Boy Mojo you really need to understand the tech before you write your scripts. The Game Boy THERMAL PRINTER THERE IS NO INK IN THERMAL PRINTERS. Thermal paper get darker when you HEAT it, yes the image would probably be degraded when handled because of the heat from your hands can cause the paper to darken NOT smear the ink.
@@Muryohken Silly me I've been under the impression that the majority of us understood that thermal printers used heat sensitive paper not ink AND it was stated that it was A THERMAL PRINTER! So much for quality over quantity.
I've used the Steel Battalion controller and while it takes abit of getting used to, it does enhance the experience. The covered flashing escape button that you need to lift the transparent cover to press is great. Yes it cost alot and yes it was made for one game, but that's what makes it cool because they went to those lengths to give you a fuller experience.
@john doe I agree just with a slight alteration. Make it first as a arcade machine then offer a home version to build on the success of the arcade version.
Well, if Capcom did that, it would be a blast to enjoy. Just for proof of ways to mod the "Steel Batallion" controller, I remember seeing a video of someone using the peripheral to play "Shovel Knight", and it was really clever.
I legitimately saved up to try to get that game/controller. It never happened due to whatever reason but it seemed like a super fun experience. Maybe I'm just a sucker lol
GB Camera/Printer: The GB Camera was literally the most popular digital camera in the world when it debuted. Literally everyone I knew had one, and the fact that they came in different colors was kind of a playground point of pride. The printer also didn't have ink, it was thermal contact paper. While yes, if you've kept yours in storage for years, it'll print very faintly and smudgy, if at all, at the time it was quite the novelty. My dad actually took the photos I made and put them in his office. Steel Battalion: This game was never marketed as a game for everyone, at all. In fact, in the mech sim community, it's the holy grail. I remember going to an Armored Core tournament and having everyone just stop and stare when one of the players busted it out after the action. DJ Hero: Was actually a pretty fun game, and I like the mixes they had. Gimmicky as hell, but it did work, and it was fun.
Actual quote from the movie "The Wizard" - "I love the Power Glove, it's so bad". My friend had one and let me tell you, truer words were never spoken.
I actually found the Guitar Hero Grip pretty easy to use as there was only maybe one song on hard mode that I found difficult. But shocked that Nintendo’s R.O.B. didn't make the list. I've only seen one once at a random garage sale in the 90s.
The Wizard was a very misleading movie. Sure, it introduced us to SMB3 but it also made us think the Power Glove was an awesome peripheral when it wasn’t...
The weirdest peripheral I ever owned was the standard controller for the ColecoVision when I was a kid in the early 80's. The weird number pad was a pain to use and the 2 buttons, one on either side just below the joystick made it hard to play for extended times due to hand cramps. But, it introduced me to Mario and Donkey Kong and helped me find a real appreciation for the NES controller when it came out in 1986.
I enjoyed the dj hero turntable. Then again I got it with the better game DJH2. It was fun playing on expert and playing those tunes especially making the audio your own. What killed it was lack of dlc and variety.
DJ hero was awesome I still have mine and play it from time to time. I'm surprised the Wii Fit wasn't on the list depending on where u placed your motion sensor it barely worked half the time! 🤦♂️
I remember the power glove on an episode of regular show and at the end when they finally got to play and it did absolutely nothing one of the best episodes 😂🤣
Steel battalion and it's associated controller were absolutely FANTASTIC! - I still play this game to this day whenever I have the opportunity at gaming conventions like pax east. and have thought a few times about buying a setup for myself.
Gameboy camera and pocket printer was awesome for it's time, criticising it because you couldn't save is like criticising mario paint because you couldn't save more than one animation at a time without uploading it onto a VHS tape. At the time, they were revolutionary. The guitar hero grip was actually pretty ingenious again for the time, the only problem was that if you had a DSi instead of a regular or light, you couldn't use it.
I don't feel I had any complains about having guitar hero portable on the ds. If anything it was great. For what we had at the time. It felt good playing it. Although a bit crampy. It was no bad, for a portable experience
Didn't make the list but toss one in there. The Lethal Enforcer Justifier Gun for both the Snes and Genesis, it was a cool idea when Konami tried to bring the light gun arcade experience to home consoles, but the hit detection and precision wasn't very responsive for the Justifier when plugged into the console.
The Gameboy Printer was a neat idea for the time. As for the Wii Vitality Sensor, it's weird to include that since they realized it was going to fail and they scrapped it instead.
I started with the Atari 2600. Nintendo blew the market away with the NES in 85 and a controller with a D pad and 2 buttons. the evolution of games have advanced in the past 40 years with games, memory, processor and graphics. The biggest fail is re-inventing the controller trying to be more advanced but all have flopped. You can advance the systems, graphics but stick to the original control design with 1 D pad, 2 thumb sticks and just 6 - 8 buttons; Thats all we NEED!
I had a gameboy camera and I still have mine to this day. It still works, it’s awesome. Also it did save your pictures, I had tons of my friends that my sister had deleted. Was saving up for the printer and she deleted my pixs.
The video game products that wasn't mention here was those Wii active fit games and DDR games for the wii. The pads always breaks down after 2 or 3 game plays and they don't always responds to your movements or actions. Plus even without your socks on the gaming pads were still slippery to play on.
Remind me, was the Wii Vitality Sensor designed to pair with survival horror games to tell when you were too relaxed, or about to have a heart attack, and then to tell the game to adjust the jump-scares accordingly? I heard that, but I can't remember if it was an advertised application or just a theoretical use. Would've been cool if THAT worked.
As a person who only had nintendo handheld consoles growing up, I really enjoyed the guitar hero peripheral. It was the only way I ever played guitar hero. Granted, I really enjoyed my cousin's rockband instruments the two times a year I saw him.
I remember the arcade version of the skateboard controller. I can’t remember the name of the game, but it was awesome! It also predated the Tony Hawk home version by at least a decade….
Only products I remember from this video are the game boy camera and the skateboard for the Tony Hawk game. I don’t think I’d even heard of the other products until this video.
Dude, it may have failed, but as a kid, i dug the 32x and the gameboy accessories. We played the shit out of the printer. Took it too school and at recess. Good times.
No B.O.B.? That was the original completely over-priced useless plastic add on that only really "worked" with one game - gyromite, and that game sucked even with normal controllers, let alone BOB dumping spinning tops everywhere but their destination.
I remember the steel battalion controller. it was inundating and overwhelmingly impressive. Just to launch the mech to play, you had to use a sequence of buttons. It was cool just for that controller. But not worth the value considering it only worked for one game.
I know its only an honorable mention, but the DJ Hero controller wasn't that bad. I had a friend who had it back in college and it wasn't too ridiculous. You just had to get the hang of it. A little wonky at first, but it got comfortable after some playtime.
Seeing that guy play with that Guitar Hero grip was hilarious. Idk if it’s just me but it kinda looked like he was struggling a bit. I would never lol 😂
My sister wanted the camera, but my mom was reluctant to buy three different items (Game Boy, Game Boy Camera, and Game Boy printer) for the full package.
My brother and I each got the interactor for Christmas one year. Definitely had the GB camera and the printer. Ours was got at a deep discount most likely. Got the udraw for Wii for $10 during black Friday years ago.
I had the Gameboy camera with the printer, loved it as a kid. Also dj hero was so fun. Wanted to get steel battalion when I was in high school, never got the $200 to buy it. Lastly my sister and I loved guitar hero and she had the guitar hero for DS with that adapter.
Which of these products do YOU think failed the hardest? Let us know in the comments!
@Watchmojo are you kidding !!!??? You're my favorite channel and you constantly make lists about video games one of the main things I hate. Does the gamer crowd even watch this channel????
Sega Saturn internet adapter. I paid 100 dollars for dial up internet on a Sega Saturn. A picture could show up in 2 minutes. 100 percent useless.
I was expecting Nintendo's R.O.B.
@@bubbeentertainment5345 sad life:(
@@MrDan11422 eep!
Gameboy camera was awesome at the time. Don't hate.
True
It really wasn't.
I loved it
The Gameboy camera was actually good, but it just hasn’t aged well because now digital cameras are way better! We took pictures instantly without film as kids! Also the Guitar Hero DS grip was so uncomfortable that my cousin stopped playing it after few songs!
As the AVGN pointed out, this was selfies before selfies were discovered
@@SahilShah-bq3xe selfies have been around in Japan since the late 1980s and 1990s with photo booths made by Sega and Nintendo. Selfies were popularized because of digital cameras made them easier to use.
I thought the photos for the Gameboy camera freaked me out. Horrible 😩
@@zero_sakura0036 they were meant to be for fun, we knew back then that picture quality isn’t good, but it didn’t cost anything for taking snapshots. No need to buy film, just use the game boy camera and see the pictures on the screen!
I still have the game boy camera. Used it on a vacation back in the day. Good blurry memories
Nice! Good idea.
I don't care what anyone say DJ Hero was tight and had some of the most fire mixes i have ever heard.
PREACH
I'll agree with this. I have DJ Hero 1 and 2 for Xbox 360 and had so much fun playing them.
Ain't that a truth?!
And being able to play as Deadmau5. Flames!
"I Heard It Through the Grapevine" X "Feel Good Inc.". 'Nuff said.
I think that guitar hero ds grip was cool. Even though it crapped my hand after a long play session.
@@derekewart5017 he knows what he said
I would think you’d be more upset about something crapping in your hand
Had one too personally had fun with it sure it wasn’t something you played all day but I would pick it up all the time even if to play only a few songs
The gameboy pocket printer was so pointless and idiotic*
*I’m still kinda mad I didn’t have one 😭
That's how I feel about the power glove, I don't think I've ever seen one in real life, and I know they're useless and junky, but I want one!
I had the printer. It was kinda cool for a little while
Did you know they also made a GPS device for the Gameboy?
But it was cool
haha
Here’s a fact: The Tony Hawk Ride skateboard was thought up by Hawk himself. He took a Wii Remote apart and attached the motion sensors to something he made!
He came up with that thing?!
Wait are you serious?!
...dang, I must have missed that.
From someone that was there, the gameboy camera and printer were AWESOME. Some of the best times I ever had with my gameboy were with those. Hell, it probably kickstarted my love of photography today.
They call this nostalgia bias.
@@craigh2577 I’m not saying anyone should go out and get one today. I’m sure it would be a disappointment, esepecially with everyone on earth owning a smartphone. Back then though, when digital cameras basically didn’t exist in the hands of children, being able to make and print images and even use video of yourself as avatars inside the game, it was really like nothing else.
Guitar hero on DS was one of the favourite games among my friends during my school year,
hooked up the DS with a small speaker, it was good fun in a small gathering. and a good conversation piece.
the only issue we had is the grip was not entirely secure, slides of. the machine too often.
I lost the pick and used a real one, and realize how fragile the touch screen was...
A product fail should ONLY BE COUNTED IF IT WAS ACTUALLY RELEASED. The Wii Vitality Sensor should have been replaced with one of the dishonorable mentions on this list because if it was cancelled before release, it never had the chance to fail.
You expect WatchMojo to actually do their research on a B-level list? Hah!
@@CoronaMobius and this is the reason why I give them a downvote when they don't do their basic research. So basic you could easily Google it up
They even mentioned it was canned.
I'll fight you on the Guitar Hero Grip. I actually had a lot of fun with Guitar Hero: On Tour. It actually worked well and the songs they got for the games were actually pretty solid. Yeah, it looks a little goofy, but for a hand held Guitar Hero, it was surprisingly solid.
I loved DJ Hero. My wife and I played it together, and we each had our own controllers!
I was a fan of DJ Hero too. I thought the controller was cool, and thought the song mixes were cool.
Nintendo, the gaming company that actually attempts to innovate.
And fails
@@craigh2577 Not always though.
You're speaking facts
they basically made the modern video game controller
Yeah
Boy Mojo you really need to understand the tech before you write your scripts.
The Game Boy THERMAL PRINTER
THERE IS NO INK IN THERMAL PRINTERS.
Thermal paper get darker when you HEAT it, yes the image would probably be degraded when handled because of the heat from your hands can cause the paper to darken NOT smear the ink.
They wanted a quick buck and threw research out the window.
@@Muryohken
Silly me I've been under the impression that the majority of us understood that thermal printers used heat sensitive paper not ink AND it was stated that it was A THERMAL PRINTER!
So much for quality over quantity.
@@cynicalrabbit915 yup
Also it did saves your pictures, I had a lot of photos on it. Psh.
I've used the Steel Battalion controller and while it takes abit of getting used to, it does enhance the experience.
The covered flashing escape button that you need to lift the transparent cover to press is great.
Yes it cost alot and yes it was made for one game, but that's what makes it cool because they went to those lengths to give you a fuller experience.
@john doe I agree just with a slight alteration. Make it first as a arcade machine then offer a home version to build on the success of the arcade version.
Well, if Capcom did that, it would be a blast to enjoy.
Just for proof of ways to mod the "Steel Batallion" controller, I remember seeing a video of someone using the peripheral to play "Shovel Knight", and it was really clever.
I legitimately saved up to try to get that game/controller. It never happened due to whatever reason but it seemed like a super fun experience. Maybe I'm just a sucker lol
@@cleverruse5513 Yikes.
Feels like really driving a mecha.
GB Camera/Printer: The GB Camera was literally the most popular digital camera in the world when it debuted. Literally everyone I knew had one, and the fact that they came in different colors was kind of a playground point of pride. The printer also didn't have ink, it was thermal contact paper. While yes, if you've kept yours in storage for years, it'll print very faintly and smudgy, if at all, at the time it was quite the novelty. My dad actually took the photos I made and put them in his office.
Steel Battalion: This game was never marketed as a game for everyone, at all. In fact, in the mech sim community, it's the holy grail. I remember going to an Armored Core tournament and having everyone just stop and stare when one of the players busted it out after the action.
DJ Hero: Was actually a pretty fun game, and I like the mixes they had. Gimmicky as hell, but it did work, and it was fun.
Actual quote from the movie "The Wizard" - "I love the Power Glove, it's so bad". My friend had one and let me tell you, truer words were never spoken.
When that kid in "The Wizard" said that the Power Glove was so bad, he was not kidding.
I actually found the Guitar Hero Grip pretty easy to use as there was only maybe one song on hard mode that I found difficult. But shocked that Nintendo’s R.O.B. didn't make the list. I've only seen one once at a random garage sale in the 90s.
The Wizard was a very misleading movie. Sure, it introduced us to SMB3 but it also made us think the Power Glove was an awesome peripheral when it wasn’t...
The weirdest peripheral I ever owned was the standard controller for the ColecoVision when I was a kid in the early 80's. The weird number pad was a pain to use and the 2 buttons, one on either side just below the joystick made it hard to play for extended times due to hand cramps. But, it introduced me to Mario and Donkey Kong and helped me find a real appreciation for the NES controller when it came out in 1986.
I enjoyed the dj hero turntable. Then again I got it with the better game DJH2. It was fun playing on expert and playing those tunes especially making the audio your own. What killed it was lack of dlc and variety.
1:23 and sadly it's immediately 100 times better than Heavy Armor's Kinect controls
DJ hero was awesome I still have mine and play it from time to time. I'm surprised the Wii Fit wasn't on the list depending on where u placed your motion sensor it barely worked half the time! 🤦♂️
Crazy, I grew up in the NES generation and don't remember any of these
What was wrong with djhero? That game was great fun
Guitar hero on DS was pretty awesome. I bought it when it came out. Only thing I wanted to be a bit better back then, was the sound 😂
Great 📹 and I enjoyed it and have a blessed 🌙
I remember the power glove on an episode of regular show and at the end when they finally got to play and it did absolutely nothing one of the best episodes 😂🤣
"Dude,this controller blows!"
I loved Regular Show!
And that was one of my fave episodes!
The camera and printer where excellent.
I still have mine and they still work! Games where cool too.
DJ Hero might have been a commercial disappointment, but there were some really good mixes in its library.
"Aura Interactor" is a 90's version of the Ps5 DualSense
I own one that I found in the box at a thrift store for $2.49 years ago. It's more like a subwoofer you strap to your chest :)
Why DJ Hero is on the list as a worst video game product fails ever? DJ Hero is so fun to play!!!
Steel battalion and it's associated controller were absolutely FANTASTIC! - I still play this game to this day whenever I have the opportunity at gaming conventions like pax east. and have thought a few times about buying a setup for myself.
Bruh I find WatchMojo so fascinating literally your guys list is always awesome, mind blowing and enjoyable!
Gameboy camera and pocket printer was awesome for it's time, criticising it because you couldn't save is like criticising mario paint because you couldn't save more than one animation at a time without uploading it onto a VHS tape. At the time, they were revolutionary. The guitar hero grip was actually pretty ingenious again for the time, the only problem was that if you had a DSi instead of a regular or light, you couldn't use it.
DJ Hero was and still is the shit, love it.
I’m sorry Mojo you didn’t have the eye and hand coordination for DJ Hero. It was actually really fun
Amen to that!
Bro the gameboy printer was dope
I don't feel I had any complains about having guitar hero portable on the ds. If anything it was great. For what we had at the time. It felt good playing it. Although a bit crampy. It was no bad, for a portable experience
the only issue was it had to be the ds lite as the GBA slot on the original is too deep
@@Josh-ut4wv yeah I know. I think it was completely on Nintendo taking away gba on the dsi. Should've brought it back on the XL. Considering the size.
@@makogiron it was dumb but hey thats Nintendo for ya
I thought so too, I thought it was pretty cool how it was integrated into the DS. It worked fine too.
Didn't make the list but toss one in there.
The Lethal Enforcer Justifier Gun for both the Snes and Genesis, it was a cool idea when Konami tried to bring the light gun arcade experience to home consoles, but the hit detection and precision wasn't very responsive for the Justifier when plugged into the console.
The Gameboy Printer was a neat idea for the time.
As for the Wii Vitality Sensor, it's weird to include that since they realized it was going to fail and they scrapped it instead.
I actually had the Power Glove when I had a NES, and the Steel Battalion controller when I had an OG Xbox.
Sttel Battalion controller is actually awesome!
8:12 "Hey..check it out! I'm drinking a Rolling Rock..on a Roll'n Rocker!! Yeah!"
I loved my interactor. I got it with my 32x for my 10th birthday! I loved using an audio cable splitter to use both the backpack & speakers.
That vibrator in the honorable mention list cracked me up.
I always thought game boy camera was the best thing since sliced bread however it apparently was not it would’ve been a waste
I still have the Gameboy camera.. 😂 ❤
I have the Guitar Hero for Nintendo DS kicking around. I remember it being really disappointing.
I started with the Atari 2600. Nintendo blew the market away with the NES in 85 and a controller with a D pad and 2 buttons. the evolution of games have advanced in the past 40 years with games, memory, processor and graphics. The biggest fail is re-inventing the controller trying to be more advanced but all have flopped. You can advance the systems, graphics but stick to the original control design with 1 D pad, 2 thumb sticks and just 6 - 8 buttons; Thats all we NEED!
At what cost though?
everything....
I had a gameboy camera and I still have mine to this day. It still works, it’s awesome. Also it did save your pictures, I had tons of my friends that my sister had deleted.
Was saving up for the printer and she deleted my pixs.
The video game products that wasn't mention here was those Wii active fit games and DDR games for the wii. The pads always breaks down after 2 or 3 game plays and they don't always responds to your movements or actions. Plus even without your socks on the gaming pads were still slippery to play on.
Remind me, was the Wii Vitality Sensor designed to pair with survival horror games to tell when you were too relaxed, or about to have a heart attack, and then to tell the game to adjust the jump-scares accordingly? I heard that, but I can't remember if it was an advertised application or just a theoretical use. Would've been cool if THAT worked.
I have my restored SNES on Display, with the Super Game Boy 2 WITH the Game Boy Printer attached to it. It looks like a pretty cool setup
DJ hero is basically the entire reason why that Fuser game is even a thing
LJN's Video Art should have been number 1 instead of UDraw.
As a person who only had nintendo handheld consoles growing up, I really enjoyed the guitar hero peripheral. It was the only way I ever played guitar hero. Granted, I really enjoyed my cousin's rockband instruments the two times a year I saw him.
6:41 - 6:46: It was actually mid-2013 that the announcement was made, just within the mid-2010s range, rather than firmly, as it was late that year.
Haven't even started watching the list, but I think I know that the Power Glove is on this list, and likely #1.
**edit** Well, I was half right.
Me: "Don't Forget the Power Glove!!!"
Freddy Kreuger: "Hahaha........Hey, that's my line, B!!!!!"
I remember the arcade version of the skateboard controller. I can’t remember the name of the game, but it was awesome! It also predated the Tony Hawk home version by at least a decade….
I also had the Tony Hawk Skate Board. Another disappointing gaming experience.
I had a blast with the gameboy camera in the late 90s. I thought it was so very cool and unique.
Only products I remember from this video are the game boy camera and the skateboard for the Tony Hawk game. I don’t think I’d even heard of the other products until this video.
Don’t talk about DJ HERO. PERIOD.
Rez Trance Vibrator "used for other things".
I think it's better that I not find out exactly what it was used for...
It had a washable cover, at least.
The nimbus broom's predecessor.
I remember having the Gameboy Camera as a kid and I still have the uDraw somewhere lol..
Dude, it may have failed, but as a kid, i dug the 32x and the gameboy accessories. We played the shit out of the printer. Took it too school and at recess. Good times.
No B.O.B.? That was the original completely over-priced useless plastic add on that only really "worked" with one game - gyromite, and that game sucked even with normal controllers, let alone BOB dumping spinning tops everywhere but their destination.
You mean R.O.B.?
Power Glove also got parodied in Regular Show where it was known as Maximum Glove in the show.
For the record, the DS guitar hero attachment was awesome!
I remember the steel battalion controller. it was inundating and overwhelmingly impressive.
Just to launch the mech to play, you had to use a sequence of buttons. It was cool just for that controller. But not worth the value considering it only worked for one game.
I know its only an honorable mention, but the DJ Hero controller wasn't that bad. I had a friend who had it back in college and it wasn't too ridiculous. You just had to get the hang of it. A little wonky at first, but it got comfortable after some playtime.
Seeing that guy play with that Guitar Hero grip was hilarious. Idk if it’s just me but it kinda looked like he was struggling a bit. I would never lol 😂
My sister wanted the camera, but my mom was reluctant to buy three different items (Game Boy, Game Boy Camera, and Game Boy printer) for the full package.
The gameboy camera what come on that actually impressed me
My brother and I each got the interactor for Christmas one year. Definitely had the GB camera and the printer. Ours was got at a deep discount most likely. Got the udraw for Wii for $10 during black Friday years ago.
What was the console that had a camera facing you and used your movements as a controller? You put the camera up on the TV.
I think the power glove is a cool collectable, even if it didn't work that well.
I had the Gameboy camera with the printer, loved it as a kid. Also dj hero was so fun. Wanted to get steel battalion when I was in high school, never got the $200 to buy it. Lastly my sister and I loved guitar hero and she had the guitar hero for DS with that adapter.
0:40 - Who on earth decided to make a GAME! BOY! PRINTER! into a creepypasta factory
Dang I forgot about Steel Battalion. Nostalgia. I remember that controller was a big deal.
Can you do comic book origin of Marvel's High Evolutionary?
The Gameboy Camera and printer were great for the time, but they’re outdated today. Really isn’t fair to put that on this list.
That Steel Batallion controller is the coolest gaming peripheral I've ever seen, though!! I still want one, you're saying it's bad?? 😭
I still have a guitar hero grip. Guitar Hero on tour: Decades was a great game I still occasionally play.
Gameboy camera was My dad's childhood
The cover picture of Neil Young’s Silver And Gold album was taken with a Game Boy Camera
I'm just happy the Rez Trance Vibrator was here. That was so awkward!
I had the Steel Battalion controller. It was a great concept. Sucked that it was only two titles.
I honestly never understood the Game Boy printer when that first came out. Glad I never got that one and was good as is with my Game Boy Color.
DJ Hero is one of the worst products? I have one and for me it’s fun. Well...
Wii Car Adapter...
What?
Gameboy camera and printer was awesome I had tons of fun with that as a kid
Batallion looks like it would be really cool, and personally a great game. Though, the price tag is definitely a problem.
Just when the Playstation 5 released...
🤔
Now don’t I feel sheepish... I own almost every single one of those! 🤣
Oh gosh 😅
Lego dimensions , Disney Infinity and Skylanders was a total fail
Amiibos are 100% sky rocketed
The thing that kept Amiibos alive were diehard Nintendo fans.