DF Retro EX: Nintendo Switch Sports Review - Is The Wii Sports Magic Back?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 ก.พ. 2025
- Nintendo Switch Sports sees the Mario makers attempt to rekindle the old Wii Sports magic for the latest generation - but does it pay off? John Linneman revisits the entire 'Sports' saga and puts the new game into context, while delivering all of the DF info you need about the new game. Also: can a game so reliant on motion controls work on the Switch Lite? Find out in this video.
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Man, Wii Sports was such a phenomenon. I didn't even have a Wii and I've spent more time playing Wii Sports with friends than most other games I own.
That's kind of sad. Lol
@@CodyHimselfXI How is that sad? - I wish I was that social lol
@@CodyHimselfXI
Wii bowling is so cool man 😎
@@CodyHimselfXI friendship is sad
@@uncleurda8101 just like you my man
Looks like another game based on the Splatoon "lunchpack" engine. Visual style is quite similar. That engine seems like the principal engine Nintendo wants to use for most games going forward.
That engine was made for the Wii U
@@AfterBurnerTeirusu I think they still use scaleform which can be a bit heavy since its basically running flash for the user interface.
@@trapez77 LMAO!!!
Fun observation: in Wii Sports Club, when you rotate the Wii Remote, your tennis racquet rotates in turn, thanks to the Motion Plus. In Switch Sports, rotating the Joy Con does not reflect the tennis racquet position in-game
Is it fun though? Sounds less fun
@@NeThZOR switch sports is fun. The stamina system makes the games much more strategic in the games. Tennis is much more about timing and aiming your shots and also taking into consideration how much stamina you may have. There is no visible stamina bar. Just cues from exhausted characters that may be slowing down
@@jismy012 I thought your real life stamina was enough of a game mechanic.
Even though joycons have decently sophisticated gyroscopes in them that are supposedly better than the motion plus attachment for the Wiimote, Joycons leave something to be desired in some games.
That’s because of the programming, the Joycons have better motion controls than the wii remote plus
ive had my mii since i was 16, occasionally changing him up but ive mostly had the same beard and hairstyle all my life. he's become more than a copy of me though, he's become his own character. i turn 32 this year - hes been around half my life. from wii to 3ds to wii u to switch. even when nintendo wasnt pulling up trees, he was always there to race in mario kart, to be a daft laugh in miitopia and tomodachi life, or to go turkey hunting in bowling in the wii sports series. lets hear it for the miis.
I have the same experience with my mii… he’s been around and looked the same since my dad made it for me when I was 3 … now I’m 18 lol
Lmao
The Wii being out 16 years ago sounds just wrong
The fact that I still remember the names of the AI opponents from this game says a lot!!!! Childhood memories...
Matt is easily the most iconic lol
@@jrsomethingnumbers9704 lol fr
is that new and technology in play with this game.
Honestly the main thing I want from Switch sports is the ability to walk around Spocco Square in a third person view, kinda like Splatoon’s main hub. People could then post highlights of a game they have or you could see what outfit they’re wearing, etc.
what about having miis be represented on the cover on switch sports instead of generic xbox shitty avatars
@@TimelessWolves cope tbh
@@TimelessWolves people being this up in arms about the lack of the Miis being “represented” is honestly sad
Video: 'By now the Wii is a distant memory, having launched over 16 years ago.'
Me: 'STOP MAKING ME FEEL SO OLD!!!'
I'm not sure if there is enough content to tempt me into buying it but it was a super interesting video & brought back a lot of memories for me. Many thanks.
considering wii sports itself was pack in and had more games with it
@@NonsensicalSpudz wrong, wii sports only had 5 games while the new one has 6 sports
youre thinking of wii sports resorts that came after and was standalone
It also wasn’t a pack-in game in Japan.
Not worth the money
Absolutely fun game, such a blast
I owned a Wii U and this is legitimately the first time I've ever heard about Wii Sports Club
I have friends that still bowl regularly on the Wii. They aren’t gamers, and have no interest in most things that have to do with gaming. I think this shows just how innovative Wii sports was. I mean, 15 years later, non-gamers are still playing it. No other bowling game matches the nuance of the original. It’s hard to get a strike, and rewarding during competitive play
I have a Xbox Series X but me and the wife play Wii U Bowling weekly! And when friends come over too
For real, Wii sports is still THE game to play with my family
Kazumi Totaka’s music for the Wii & Wii Sports itself added so much to the experience. He played to the strengths & calm atmosphere of generic weather / sports programming & the Ui designers perfectly complimented that. The art direction is intentionally sterile in a way that ironically feels so comforting, I also love the simple depth of field effects. I’m all for orchestral soundtracks but I do really feel like the general abandonment of midi has taken a bit of personality out of their games. This is really just an excuse for me to praise Totaka again lol, great video.
sad that all the old people that played Wii Sports back in the day will never experience Switch Sports........because they passed away lol
Has it been _16 years_ ? Damn...
This genuinely shocked me as well...
It's defintely one of the best DF Retro videos ever. I wish it had four times its current viewcount :-)
Golf is coming later in the year, but I do wonder if it would've been better to have it at launch. They kept doing this with Mario Tennis and Golf to slowly add content overtime, but it should've come in exchance of having little content day 1.
For all we know there will be 1-2 more sports coming to Switch Sports. Just wish the launch day content was a bit better.
Agreed. It'd be helpful to know what Nintendo's dedication to improving and expanding this game is. They've already announced golf like you mentioned, and leaks claim other sports are coming. A roadmap would go a long way in helping to sell it.
It should’ve been there at launch
@@seanmcbay If and ONLY if adding endless content on big Nintendo titles. Secondary titles doesn’t work that way. Look at Mario tennis and golf, onde the free update was up they aren’t motivated to go back to playing again
I own it. It’s just okay, it needs significantly more sports or takes on them to keep players interested.
Personally I think it needs what u said and also a bit better and more accurate motion controls. I've often played tennis and when I swung left my character swung right
When you have less content or offline gameplay value than Resort from 2009/2008, clearly there's something going wrong with Nintendo as a company...
@@saricubra2867 oh most definitely. It feels like an adaption of Wii Sports for the modern age. Really they should have tried to adapt Resort.
Someone even made a video of the almost perfect sequel using the name Switch Sports Resort.
What we got was a let down
5:20
I love that as John is talking about Wii Sports succeeding we're watching a series of misses and wiffs
Would've honestly rather had a Wii Sports collection with 1+resort.
great video as always John! 3 little things: in regards to the concern about the online portion pairing you with AI it only seems happen on your first try of each game, in order to act as an invisible easing in for how actual matches play (edit: i think i was wrong here, you might still end up facing AI in unranked matches). you can move your character using the analogue stick in Volleyball too, where it’s necessary in order to position yourself for blocking spikes and being in the right place to receive. and i think the Bowling definitely flips between 30 and 60fps when it goes from the flyovers of the all the lanes with the other players to the gameplay section. an odd choice that can be quite distracting at times, but at least all the time you’re actually controlling your character is 60! (edit: seems that 3/4 player local multiplayer drops the framerate to 30 too when it moves into splitscreen)
I hate when companies don’t understand that they have a 10 out of 10 and try to innovate and change it . Just make it higher resolution add new modes , maybe change the graphics and that’s it
I had a Wii. It got to the point that we didn't even bother taking the Sports disc out of the drive. Classic Nintendo gameplay
I'd have just rather had the original WII Sports re released at a budget price, nostalgia and all that!
I seem to recognise that telltale "Wii U HDMI output" look in all that Wii footage. There's this weird looking almost chromatic aberration to their upscale that just drives me nuts (you can spot this either green or orange border effect on high contrast edges in the graphics, like the Mii head and the "JOHN" text in the top left corner at 6:24)
Nintendo should do a Switch Sports bundle with the OLED Switch console. Include it with the concole with new Nintendo Switch Sports console box art. Like the original Wii had Wii Sports included. Only don't charge too much over the console's asking price.
if a switch successor ever comes out and is back compatible, this is what I'll pick up for sure.
Backwards compatibility is my biggest hope. It'll make this one of the greatest eras in Nintendo history.
There's no doubt in my mind that it will be back compatible. The problem is that the successor won't really supersede the first model, but will just be like a PS4 Pro where the games run better. Nintendo won't ditch the golden goose that is the Switch anytime soon.
@@NeThZOR i think thats what the next model needs to be, a ps4 pro like thing. surely there has to be a modern mobile chip that blows the original switch away while still using similar power.
Nintendo not making backwards compatibility is gonna cost themselves huge. Look at Microsoft when how they handle it so well and Sony is slowly admitting their mistakes.
Go buy the "battery charger" for the Joy Cons. It makes the Joy Con the same thickness as the WiiMote. You can even use weights in the battery compartment.
I have no interest in this game, but still clicked the video. And, to no surprise, John's detailed review and comparison to the previous games still made this video enjoyable to watch from start to finish.
The fact that the game gives you next to zero avatar customization options and locks the accessories behind online play only really sucks. I wish it would let you unlock things in offline mode.
I like that each sport has some depth to it, its quite enjoyable online with very little connectivity issues. Its quite dry offline on your own tho.
Wasn't this game suppose to be running with FSR? Does it mean it 900p FSR or did they end up not using it? Loved the look back on Wii Sport history, Felt like DF Retro Mini! :D
Seems like it does, as the menus are updating at a lower frame rate.
Yeah, strange he didn’t mention that at all.
@@kva7922046 How is that indicative of FSR temporal upsampling?
It is possible to move your character around using the joystick in games like volleyball and tennis. In fact, against tougher opponents in volleyball, it can become necessary to ensure you get a decent connection for your return.
Damn, those Contra and Gradius II posters in your room - epic !
Really enjoying all the DF Retro content guys. Thank you!
WiiSports Resort is still unbeatable imo
I imagine using the official AA Joy-con battery pack add-ons would help greatly with the feeling of weight. I use them for games like Skyward Sword or Super Mario Odyssey where motion controls are used.
The what now?
@@marcelslofstra2157 charging case that holds AA batteries they came out with the release of ARMS
I have and use them for this game, you’re right: it’s much better
Wait, the what?! _Official_ (as in made by Nintendo, not some awful third party crap) battery pack add-ons?!
EDIT: Holy crap, it's real. WTF?! Why has nobody talked about these?! They've been out almost as long as the Switch. So salty right now. But also buying _immediately_
Thanks Brad, you made my day with this comment.
@@mjc0961 Yeah, I was searching for a good set of joy-con grips to use for games that needed it due to having large hands. Just stumbled on them out of nowhere. No mention of them anywhere outside of Amazon. You can even use them w/o batteries installed, but they help add some extra heft to them that feels great to me.
Love this Episode! Wii Sports Resort was a game I played a lot with my grandma when I was a child. Such great memories. Thanks for covering the Sports-series!
You made me feel old, remembering now getting my Wii quite shortly after launch.
My dream Wii sports game is a mix between "Go vacation" style of island movement (but actually fleshed out and is set on Wuhu island) with all of the wii sports resort games and more
Just imagine hoe awesome would that be?
Kawawii Island is sounding like a great place to take my mii. I have Go Vacation on the Switch, and am still in the Marine Bay Area.
@@Joe_334 I was really disappointed by Go vacation honestly.. The controls just felt so.. Bad! Especially in island movement, I especially hated how whenever I try a new game this girl host just keeps coming back and telling me what I should or shouldn't play!! It was really annoying!! And Idk who thought it was a good idea to stick camera movement with a button :/
I learned about the game from a PeanutButterGamer video but he was playing the wii version.. Maybe we should give that one a try instead?
@@bareq99 I would play it for the free roam. Yes, it's no Wii Sports though.
Wait no mention of FSR's use in Switch Sports?
The game has FSR in it's licensing and it does seem to exhibit FSR artifcating in some scenes where the IR Drops.
Welp, I also expected FSR mentioned and nope! not this time!!! But I find the comparisons to the older entries facinating anyway. so it's ok on my book.
What the heck John?
I don't think it's being used here. FSR has a certain look to it which is very much not visible in this video even during lower res parts, though it could be the compression. Either way, if John didn't talk about it, it probably doesn't exist in this game. Maybe they used it for testing but didn't put it in the actual game.
Volleyball with 2 players in Switch Sports is an absolute blast. Everything else varies between okay and great, but Volleyball is hype. Best addition to the franchise, imo.
Hmm... To buy or not to buy
*adds to wishlist*
Serious nostalgia when seeing those shots on Wii Sports! Oh and those KEF speakers are on point!
Any news on when your Motorstorm video will drop, John? Love all your work and remember this being mentioned a few weeks ago, the anticipation is killing me
I have a feeling Nintendo prolong the loading time a little bit to make sure people put on the strap and lock it right. I mean, it feels like they do try to warn players to do so every opportunity it comes up.
Yet people still throw their JoyCons to their own TV. .... probably they want an excuse to buy a new one somehow?
Great video - I almost never hear anyone talk about Wii Sports Club, lol. I didn't even know it existed for the longest time.
At any rate, it was good to see the series put into perspective like this - thank you for covering this!
Thanks for this great video, I enjoyed very much going back to the Wii Sports roots. Me and my kids still play Wii Sports Resort on the Wii mode of my good old Wii U. Still love this console!
Where they've failed to capture the old spirit is in the music imo, it doesn't have the same feel
Thanks for the insight into this game John. As someone who has the Wii currently hooked up and playing the original Wii Sports with my young kids, I think I will just stick with the original.
Love to see these kinds of video it’s really relaxing and it’s super entertaining honestly! Great job to everyone involved!
Absolute mad lad. He is playing without a wrist strap!
Wait, no mention to the FidelityFX? Is it native 900 upscaled to 1080p with FidelityFX or it doesn't use it?
I loved the Wii. Still my favorite console.
Ps5 then Switch then Ps2 then Wii then N64 imo😂😂😂
Thank wii sports, for launching the Wii 50$ more than in Japan.
25000yen, wiis Japan launch price without sports, was and is less than 200$. Wii launched at 250$ in the us. Obviously, the sheep didn't care.
Not the first time this happened. Psp launched in Japan naked, 19800 yen roughly 180$ at the time. 155$ now. US? 250$, but added a criminally small memory card, a junk remote, dollar tree headphones.
I guess as expensive as anime is there, guess consoles had to be cheap to afford them!
Looks like a fun package. I like the added polish to the visuals.
People complaining a game doesn’t have enough content is one of my biggest pet peeves, but…it’s just surprising there’s not more to Switch Sports? That there’s not more sports/more to them after all this time is weird, but *deeply* confusing that the new Miis have so few options. I’ll still probably pick it up, and be very interested to see how it develops over the next year
Great review & retrospective!
Does the game utilize AMD's FSR? I read a rumour about it back in february but couldnt find any confirmation
"you remember miis, right?" damn nothing ive ever heard has made me feel so old, thanks lol
I remember buying Wii Sports at launch and playing with the old man. Man, 15 years flies fast.
How’s the old man doing?
@@Eric19361 Alive and well but now and older old man
@@Geferulf_TAS I’m glad to hear that.
I have a question: can the game be played left-handed (i.e. using the left joy-con in games that use just one joy-con)? I ask because both joy-cons each have a gyro and an accelerometer, yet every motion control game on the Switch that I've played has solely mapped the motion controls to the right joy-con: Mario Galaxy (via 3D All-Stars) and Skyward Sword HD being two such examples.
Yes it can!
@@livinlikeeli6785 That's good to know. I'm sick-and-tired of Switch games assuming that everyone is right-handed. Skyward Sword HD was particularly upsetting in that regard since, in every Zelda game except Skyward Sword and Breath of the Wild, Link himself is left-handed.
Excellent video! I sorta expected the motion controls to not be as great as Wii since the controllers don't know your position. Zelda Skyward Sword really exposed this with all the placement resets needed throughout the game.
Despite a couple of caveats, I appreciate the 60fps target nonetheless. Might consider buying it to play with my nephews and nieces.
Trust me you guys a have fun
Beautiful video. Hats off this channel is bar non💯💪🏾
no mention of amd fsr in switch sports?
I play the Wii in 2022, great system, especially when soft modded. Some of the games are timeless.
For the longest time, I kept getting The Last Story mixed up with Pandora's tower. There are two rpgs that I have on dolphin, that require the nunchuk, lol. Arc Rise Fantasia looks like a Tales of Game.
My new TV has a remote control that works like a wiimote. It's really nice being able to point at menu options instead of using millions of button presses.
Why on earth aren't you using a wrist strap? It's honestly making me kinda nervous.
0:52 it is so funny seeing that little Wii U next to the huge PS3 and the even more giant PS5
Make more videos like this. That's all I can say.
Seems like it's best to plug in the old Wii... Also, no baseball 😭
Great review
12:36 for the actual Switch Sports review
Unlike most people, in my family the disc we always had on the wii is the wii sports resort. That game, even tho it had some forgettable mini games, like bike bike racing and such, it still had A LOT of great games. And much better than the originals.
All the basket variants were fun. My family loved triples.
My favorite was frisbee golf, wich i hope comes out again
Table tennis, archery and 100 bowling were also pretty great.
(Focusing here on the ones we don’t have yet).
I think they need to bring these back. For me frisbee golf was much more enjoyable than golf always
Yes! Frisbee Golf was one of my favorites too, besides Wakeboarding. My father likes to repair wiis. I just love how my mii can stay saved on a wii mote, and they can be used either on the emulator(dumped from an actual wii console), to another one of the wii he repaired. It's like streetpass before the 3ds ever came out.
In Switch Sports, if you want to play someone with your character, it isn't possible. Joycons don't hold mii characters, haha.
I expected a metion of FSR
This video is a great reminder Michael Pachter was right; we should have gotten a Wii HD in 2010. HD visuals, full uprez/backwards compatibility and forwards compatibility so Wii owners aren’t left in the dust, and with a plain pro controller and motion plus controller in the box, no tablet. Release the Switch a year or two earlier with paired back portable specs and a gpu in the dock and we would have a Switch 2 this year.
Wiiu have complete retro compatibility with wii
The connection issues might be due to the antenna issues with older joycons. I believe it was due to the antenna placement, especially on the left joycon, but I could be mistaken. I had similar issues, and eventually sent them in to be repaired when I got joystick drift later. No more connection issues!
Oh my. I played so much Resort. The island was so cozy and thought it was so pretty. Still is.
No sign of FidelityFX usage like the copyright on the online test suggested?
This video is so nostalgic. I’m overwhelmed.
I loved this. It was fun going down memory lane.
Amazing video John as always!
Great video
You’re changing the game on how reviews are to be done
Thanks for sharing John
Why is a DF Retro video? Wii Spots is considered retro now? SERIOUSLY? Do you realize the implications of that?
It's 16 years old!!
@@livinlikeeli6785 And 16 years old isn't retro. I didn't think the NES was retro when the SNES came out. In fact, people were still buying them up to the N64-era.
In no way are the 360, PS3, and Wii retro. They're very much part of _this_ generation. It's weird to say that because the Wii U is just a better Wii for the most part and that system was stopped not even 5 years ago.
I think we have to have an era-shift for me to consider something 16 years old as retro. That's like saying a teenager is retro. He or she's not even a fully-grown adult yet. Wait a few years before calling something retro. 16 years isn't enough.
@@Saturn2888 Well yeah, the NES to SNES was only a 7 year difference. NES to N64 was a 13 year difference. So what's your point? Those are both under 16 years. But 16 years ago, in 2006, PS3 consoles were $600 and still considered one of the cheapest ways to get a blu ray player, the iPhone wasn't invented yet, TH-cam was in its infancy, MySpace was still peaking, Arnold Schwarzenegger was still governor of California, four different presidents between 2006 and now, Call of Duty 4 wasn't out, nor was the first Assassin's Creed. Well now Blu-Ray is dirt cheap, we're on the iPhone 13, there are like mainline 19 Call of Duty games, 12 main series Assassin Creed games with 17 spin-offs. It's a new time, face it!
@@livinlikeeli6785 I'm talking about an era shift in gaming.
Would you consider CDs retro? I kinda do, but because they still work, and you can still buy them today, that's a hard sell.
Land line phones weren't considered retro till long after they became niche. Even though they were popular for 70 years, we didn't call land-line phones retro in the 90s.
I also asked multiple folks, no one thinks of the Wii as retro. It's not 16 years old; that's when it first launched. It's 4 years old considering the Wii U, and the Switch has enough similar tech that the original Wii is still somewhat relevant.
We have to first define our terms. This means I need to know what you're classifying as retro and what time lines you propose.
Are you considering the PS4 retro because consumer ray tracing didn't exist in 2013?
Is the Xbox One Kinect retro because it's dead tech?
Is Windows 10 retro because it's based on Windows 95's GUI?
@@Saturn2888 The Wii U to a Wii is like an Xbox One to an Xbox 360, it's simply delusional to call the Wii U just a Wii. It keeps the Wii name alive like the iPhone13 keeps the iPhone brand alive. But the iPhone13 is leaps different from an original iPhone as was a Wii U to a Wii. And yeah the Wii U played Wii games, and the Xbox One played Xbox 360 games, these consoles still defined a newer generation. Or the Ford is still relevant, but a 1908 Ford Model T is still retro. Things use the same name but they also evolve. Using the same name doesn't mean that the entirety of the product's existence is not considered old or retro. The Wii U doesn't suddenly make the Wii newer for it, it keeps the name alive but the console itself wasn't getting any younger. And frankly we've reached a point now. And the PS4 is certainly not retro, it's last gen. PS5 is current gen, PS4 is last gen. So then what's the PS3? Last last gen? No, it's retro now! We're two whole console generations ahead now.
This type of game is the only kind I'd consider using motion controls in. A "party" type game. This isn't the type of game that immerses you in the actual game, it's just fun playing with your friends.
I do love seeing the Switch content, but would love to see a little bit more graphics focused videos for it as well :D
Can someone tell me the name of the side scrolling shoot-em-up on Switch at 12.25. Looks pretty cool!
I don't have any joycon issues like you mentioned, I've played for little longer than 6 hours already. My Switch is from 2017 and the joycons are the ones bundled with the Switch.
I'm kind of torn on your take with bowling as for me with wii sports I was a monster at non stop strikes yet in switch sports it feels like I have to try a bit harder. It honestly may be up to personal feel at that point perhaps.
bowling was easier during the online playtest they seem to have made it slightly harder at launch (the pin simulation is slightly more accurate to real life and are a bit heavier)
Switch Sports was one of the most disappointing Nintendo Games purchases i have made in a long time. Atmosphere and lack of content is a huge downside. Me with my friends playing it for the first time, we were done in less than 45 mins.
Mario strikers: I’ll compete that game
For some reason DF videos never appear in my Home page on TH-cam even though it’s my most consistently watched channel😔
I know I could press the bell for notionally instant notifications, but I really don’t want/need more notifications in my life 🫣
Why do you do this TH-cam?! Whyyyyy
What kinda entertainment center do you have? I’m trying to look for a good one so I can have most of my game systems in it as well as when I get a PS5
What is that yellow stuff on the pro controller's d-pad?
But is the man, the myth, the Legend, Matt in this game tho?
I used to really enjoy Wii Sports and Wii Sports Resort. I just would have liked if Nintendo hadn't gotten cheap and instead launched with Motion+. They could have absorbed the initial loss on controllers and we would have always had better games for it.
That doesn't make sense. Motion + didn't exist at launch. It came out years later.
@@TonyJenn the tech was ready but Nintendo thought it was too expensive to manufacture at launch. So because they couldn't handle an extra 20 bucks to production costs the baseline Wii functionality was gimped and a generation of games were gimped too.
Yeah, my main gripe with the game is that the joy-cons don't have the same hand feel as the WiiMote. With all the plastic junk joy-con attachments being sold, I wish someone would create a WiiMote style shell for the joy-con.
The new avatars look awful, should've stuck with Mii's they were part of the fun of wii sports. Having Barack Obama boxing a hamburger was hilarious!
20:12
Wii Bowling was by far my favorite game on the Wii - the fact it sounds like the screwed it up here is a hugely disappointing. But what do you expect, Nintendo has been dumbing down everything they do for a long, long time. BTW, bowling on the XBOX One in Kinect Sports Rivals is really really good, if you happen to have the equipment needed for it. If you got a long living room like I do, with a wood floor, you can basically take a few steps into it and it tracks you nearly perfectly, even catching subtle twists of your wrist. You can be a boring slob and just stand there and swing your arms like an idiot, but if you actually act like it's really bowling, its very fun.
Kinect Sports was very good as well. Especially Table Tennis and Bowling. I wish MS could find a way to made Kinect a worthy accessory so games like these still be released and evolved... These are games that families need.
Nice video! again 👏 the game is ok, but im so lazy to play moving the arms... 😷
Still have my modded Wii and Modded Wii U... Absolutely LOVE those systems... I'll never sell them... Raised all 3 of my daughters playing Wii sports/resort and just dance games, and light gun games... GREAT FRIGGIN MEMORIES!!!
@Dani G80 Absolutely LOVE my Dreamcast... Buying it day 1, and playing Soul Calibur and Power Stone was something special... Was so far ahead of everything else at that moment... Was like seeing into the future... That hasn't happened again to me with another system...
Anyone know what the song is in the back half of the video, with the “ba bada ba ba baaaaa” looping?