The Best Selling Consoles of All Time - Scott The Woz
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- Scott continues to have been robbed a week ago.
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Music Used:
"First Steps" from Rayman
"World 1" from Super Monkey Ball 2
"Beedle's Shop" from The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker
"Athletic" from Super Mario World
"Character Select" from Killer Instinct Gold
"Heavy Heads" from New Super Lucky's Tale
"Stage Theme 3" from Snow Bros. (NES)
"Bubble Man Stage" from Mega Man 2
"The Return of Palutena" from Kid Icarus Uprising
"Let's Go for a Walk! (Day Time)" from Nintendogs + Cats
"Armored Armadillo Stage" from Mega Man: Maverick Hunter X
"Fire Man Stage" from Mega Man Powered Up
"Inside the Pirate Ship" from The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker
"Peach Circuit" from Mario Kart: Super Circuit
"Main Theme" from Grand Theft Auto IV
"Main Theme" from Uncharted: Drake's Fortune
"Main Theme" from Wii Sports
"Obstacle Course" from Wii Fit Plus
"Abandoned Mine" from Mega Man Legends 2
"Studiopolis Zone (Act 2)" from Sonic Mania
"Jumble Jungle" from Super Monkey Ball: Banana Blitz HD
"Cerulean City" from Pokemon Let's Go Pikachu and Eevee
"Test" from Big Brain Academy
"Title Theme" from New Super Mario Bros.
"Turnabout Sisters' Theme (2001)" from Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney
"Breakout" from 3D Dot Game Heroes - เกม
Psp was so popular in post ussr countries, it was insane, DS wasnt even heard of, playing gta in school was absolutely mind blowing
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@@steelbear2063 ну или так
Same goes for Turkey. I mean people didn't really have a lot of PSPs but everbody knows PSP and almost no one knows DS.
used to play gta multiplayer with my friends every day in school here in Aus, psp still my goto portable for long trips
Did they have good marketing or where they cheaper
To Do: Copy Scott's resume and become a video game talker
Same buddy
@@DyslexicMitochondria your username made me click on your profile. Your channel is a hidden gem bro
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Oh hey, that just so happens to be my weekend plans
Was he actually robbed
9:47 I was once playing my DSi in public (and it looks much like a 2dsxl). A guy passing said “that guy’s ds is huge!” The girl walking with him replied, “Josh you’re such a pervert.”
Oh, Josh! *laugh track*
Seinfeld transition themecplays
@@Ultipey that really does feel like a sitcom joke
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Women ☕
When the Wii released, my mother sat outside of a Toys “R” Us all evening and all morning and ended up getting me one for Christmas… Still one of my favorite memories is her coming home and going to bed and having to be quiet because we wanna play the game
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I think the GBA's "issue" was less that it didn't have a gimmick or hook, and more that the DS came out only 3 years into its lifespan and was backwards compatible. A lot of people, myself included, were still buying new GBA games but playing them on their DS instead.
Exactly. Game Boy Advance did fantastically well and would have continued doing so if Nintendo DS hadn't arrived so soon afterward. I love Scott but I don't really take his retrospectives of stuff like this particularly seriously.
I was 10 when the DS came out, but it's so weird thinking about how the GBA was obsoleted in only 3 years. Even the GBASP was under two years old when the DS was released. 2001-2004 feels like an eternity when you're born in 1993.
Not really I feel like the Gameboy advanced was a good selling handheld
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@@ChromeColossus What confuses me is I'm 99% sure he's mentioned the short lifetime span in another video, and that makes this even weirder
More and more of Scott's stuff is gonna disappear each episode until he reveals he was actually just moving the whole time, and plays it off saying something like "Hey all, I got offered a new place and it came with all my old stuff! Weird, right!?"
He paid the ransom to get his stuff back, and they throw in a house made by mad Katz that's really just a fridge box
Hate
You
I have not watched a video and this skit took me for a loop but looking at his Twitter it looks like he started renovations on where is living in September.
well you got half of that right
Me when a Scott the Woz video is in an official TH-cam playlist
Happy "Scott's in an Official TH-cam Playlist" Day, everyone!
What the hell did I miss?
Scott: "There is no incentive to people buy multiple consoles"
Also Scott: Buys 9 Wii Us
You see 3ds can't play fling smash meanwhile wii u can
@@greenanon8588 But it can play Chibi Robo Zip Lash 0_0
*AAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!*
Listen, the actions of mad men should not be considered normal.
yeah, but that's in case he gets lasagna on one of them.
Random question. Ik Scott jokes a lot, but did he really get robbed?
The fact that they could put the PSP’s graphics on a handheld was pretty mind blowing to me at the time.
Sony made handhelds with console graphics it was amazing compared to Nintendo at the time with how the PSP was ps2 graphics and the vita was ps3 graphics
The lack of that second stick still bothers me though, its library desperately needed it.
Take gta vcs, lcs or ctw, that was groundbreaking on the psp
And you could emulate GBA games perfectly on it, at a time when the GBA wasn't even that old of a console. That blew my mind. I primarily remember the PSP as an emulation box. Once I figured that out I didn't even care about the native library of games. You could load every NES, SNES and GB/GBC/GBA game worth playing onto a memory stick and have fun for months.
The console was more powerful that the Playstation 1, unfortunately the game format being mini disks was freaking terrible.
The PSP was actually popular in the Philippines since it was so easy to pirate games for it (which was an ideal choice for most of us since we are poor 🥲). Me and my classmates would talk nonstop about LCS or VCS and I remembered playing Burnout Legends on my friend’s PSP. Even my cousin had one for God of War.
The PSP deserves way more credit than you're giving it. It was the first mass consumer friendly portable smart device with the ability to do movies, music, web browsing, and digital apps years before the iPhone. Hell, it even had accessories for a camera and GPS. Also Nintendo has always been awful in international markets outside of the US and Japan. They don't even have an official presence in India and many Asian/South American countries to this day. Sony has always been strong in catering to international markets with official retail vendors and quality localization. And that's all on top of the excellent library with tons of first party and third party support, as well as the ability to download and play almost all major PS1 titles.
You can play ALL ps1 titles on your psp now because there is a website where you can basically download specifically made roms for the psp
Idk man here in Europe everyone had a DS and to this day I have never seen a single psp irl
The main reason the psp sold so well was because playstation catered internationally. Where i live, people don’t know who nintendo is, but playstation is incredibly popular. A ‘psp’ has basically become synonymous with portable gaming here. I wasn’t shocked to see how well it sold.
Nintendo's lack of presence in any country that isn't japan/us hurts my soul.
@@CallMeVidd that’s because you’re from Western Europe
the PSP (as well as later Sony and Microsoft consoles) was much more popular in Easter Europe than any Nintendo console ever was
i know so many people in Poland (my country of origin) who had a PSP when it was still relevant, but nobody who had a DS (heck, almost nobody there has ever heard of the Wii)
i’ve noticed that Nintendo has been getting some actual market share only since the release of the Switch, and even then the console (and most of its games, especially first party ones) aren’t available in Polish or any other Easter European language besides Russian
your comment actually demonstrates the main issue with this video: Scott’s US-centric (but also heavily nostalgia based) point of view
As a person that was alive during the release of all those consoles, you nailed it. My parents didn't understand why we needed it. Or the difference between 8 bit and 16 bit. The most asked question was, "Why doesn't it play the old games?" As if it were a scam. Then after they started seeing the games, they understood.
Honestly as an adult I don't understand why I would need a new console for myself. At least on launch. Right now I don't see anything interesting that is exclusive to strictly PS5. Like wow, it launched with a remake of a PS3 game, yeah let me sell my kidney. Later though, when the price is dropped and hardware/software problems are addressed in later revisions - that would be the time to buy it (if you wish to be a console peasant). You'd get a better sense of the gaming library too. The Last of Us was *the* game of PlayStation 3, and it came out like what, a year before PlayStation 4 did?
Yeah as a kid I got 1 console for the 18 years of my childhood because of that feeling from my folks. Didn't upgrade to something modern until I'd moved out and had a job and in that time 3 generations had passed from the one they got me.
Everyone I knew with a PSP used it for movies, not games, and the only people I saw in public using one were watching video on it. While makes sense since phones wouldn't replace that until the 2010s. I was curious and decided to check and there were over 850 movies on it!
Meanwhile the answer to that question is "you still have the old one lmao"
@@steelbear2063 I'm pretty sure that argument only applies to playstation because Xbox is very fucking backwards compatible. Play fusion frenzy on a new Xbox is fucking maniacal levels of backwards compatible
“How did the psp sell 80m units?”
Japan, Scott.
The PSP actually sold fairly evenly between North America, Europe and Japan, sitting at roughly 24, 21 and 20 Million sold respectively. Of course, Japan has way less people, so from a per-capita basis 20 million is very impressive. Almost as impressive as the 15 million units sold outside if the big 3 regions.
In short, the PSP sold relatively well in Japan, though it still trailed the DS.
Scott seems to think that The United States and Ohio are the only countries.
@@mcgoldenblade4765 ....is this not the case?
Just an interesting fact. Idk about all the Europe, but practically no one in at least Western Russia heard anything about the DS and PSP was all the rage.
Russia had PSPs everywhere too. I still play mine. Actually I've never seen a Nintendo console here, aside from Switch and old Dendy famiclones. I've even seen an original Xbox, but never N64 or a GameCube or even a Wii
PSP is definitely underrated by Scott, and I totally understand it because one of most popular Title on PSP - Monster Hunter weren’t even got released in the US.
While the Game Boy Advance's 81M units may not seem like an impressive number, we should remember that it was released in June 2001 in North America and the successor DS released in November 2004. The vast majority of sales were made in 3 and a half years, by far the shortest tenure out of the Nintendo handhelds. The rate of sales was pretty impressive.
reasons I like Scott:
1 - He doesn't believe gamers are people
neither do we if i'm honest with you
We ain't, we was chemically man made like the Incredivle Hulk.
@@TJDious Minor spelling mistake, I win
Based
@@themissplay2730 You argument is nitpicking and bias. I win. Bye bye
The Xbox 360 > PS4 shift was like watching a political party flip the House, Senate and Presidency in one year
Yea you hit the nail on the head there
I don't do politics so... Is that a good or a bad thing ? (I own both, for the record)
@@geekforeverpixelgamingsurl5007 Not really good or bad. Just a huge shift in popularity and domination. (Though if you were a die hard xbox fan, you probably were crying when all your friends got ps4 and you got an xbox1)
@@TapDat52K Well, if I remember correctly, 2014 was when I got the Xbox (yeah, this was before I was aware of what was really available during that time) and I still like it but the PS4 is really good too and for the whole "friends having other consoles", I didn't care then (console wars are kind of dumb, anyway) and now that I know about online and everything... I still don't, because I'm not paying for online.😁
Ps4 just had better exclusives.
The one thing that saved the PlayStation 3 early was that it was the world's cheapest Blu-ray player. Then it became the world's cheapest 3D player when 3D was added with just the download. Literally our PlayStation 3 had only 10 games most of them downloads and most the time spent in the movie room playing blu-rays. The Xbox 360 on the other hand had an HD DVD add-on. Even though combined the 360 plus the add-on would make the world's cheapest HD DVD it was easy to convince parents that because Disney was on Blu-ray only that the PlayStation would be the system to sell. This whole studio exclusive thing between HD DVD and Blu-ray affected the balance of PlayStation 3 versus Xbox 360. If you like Universal movies HD DVD. Warner Bros play both sides of the fence with some HD DVD exclusives some Blu-ray exclusives and some dual releases. Everyone else chose Blu-ray. You should talk about how the movie industry affect the video game industry on that particular generation.
Stop Skeletons From Fighting has a great video talking about that.
If my dad knew about the DVD support on PS2 back then, he would forget it plays GTA and make it a media player only.
@@light.jeremy01 I heard early that HD DVD players were outselling Blu-ray players, but HD DVD and Blu-ray video we're closer to each other. And both were niche formats until the Xbox 360 add on and the PlayStation 3. And I heard the difference between HD DVD and Blu-ray in terms of players old was literally the difference between PlayStation 3 systems and Xbox 360 HD DVD Add-ons sold, and that was the largest difference. PlayStation 3 was bought on the basis of it being a movie player as well as a game player. A lot of people bought the Xbox 360 early but didn't add on the HD DVD even though it was the cheapest option even if you bought the Xbox 360 exclusively for HD DVD abd played no games.
But then again, in the game media formats, among multi console games, Xbox 360 was leading sales followed by Nintendo Wii and then Playstation 3.
Can confirm. I got a ps3 from my dad's colleague because they didn't need it anymore, came with like 1 or 2 games and the rest was ALL blue ray's.
I don't think it was nearly as much of a factor. The Xbox 360 did "beat" the PS3, and it only turned around as revisions got it to be much cheaper, Sony had better exclusives coming out while Microsoft was messing around, and it didn't even manage to exceed the 360 until around mid 2014, at which point the next generation was already out.
I wrote a small essay on game consoles in college, a big part of why the ds sold so much compared to other consoles was the fact that each kid in the family got one while the home consoles were shared by everyone (as stated in the vid), but it shocked me that the ps2 sold more despite that
The DS is insane. It's also the only system on this list that I've seen 8 people play together locally on. Justified
Doesn't matter how many players the system supports if the games don't
@@steelbear2063 MarioKart DS did 8-player multiplayer and I think one of the Call of Duty DS games did. I just remember my brother and a couple of friends and myself all playing together
@@tomahawkgames2502 same. You could do Download Play and to have people without the game play with you
Mario Kart DS went so damn hard for no reason, 8 person multiplayer, with one cartridge. insane. I still use my Ds, so many good games and the lite with gba support is amazing. Honestly goated console
@@tomahawkgames2502
That's cool. I hope my first comment didn't sound condescending or anything
I like how "get robbed" was on Scott's to-do list. He really does plan his year ahead of time.
He was supposed to get robbed a day later though
The secret to his success.
@@lucaslonchampt613 Imagine life if he got robbed one day later, it'd have flying cars, outstanding technology, New Super Mario Bros. 3, the essentials.
@@Pixelcraftian can't forget Mario Power Tennis with motion controls
He does have theft-proof items.
Congrats on being featured, Scott!!!
Really cool to see Scott the Woz being featured by TH-cam as the first video in their retro gaming playlist!
I did not know this 😲
Next Episode, Scott is covered in blood:
"hey all! Scott here! I got my stuff back! Now I have more games to talk about!"
*Talks about Super Mario 3D World*
When the doom music kicks in
*Scott proceeds to tell about the best shooter games of all time*
Super Mario 3d word a critical fourth look - scott the woz
PSP was absolutely massive in Japan. In Japanese game stores, you'd have a whole wall of PSP games, and maybe a shelf or two of PS3 games. When I moved back to the US, I was shocked at how hard it was to find PSP games. Truly a tale of two different countries.
PSP had Monster Hunter. That’s all it needs to be a success in Japan, and its absence on the Vita can be seen as another reason that console failed.
Not only Japan but Europe also
Also in the middle east and europe. Especially in the middle east.
Also in Europe, PSP games are still being sold in second hand stores, and you can find many of these UMDs. It's strange how the PSP didn't take off in the US.
I mean, the way he talks about PSP in this video made me cringe a litttle bit actually, it shows he really never gave the console a chance, he has so many good memories with the DS he cant comprehend the awesome games it has.
i love how Scott can take a boring wiki page with basic info, and spice it into an entertaining commentary. content is genuinely so good
youtube likes you scotty boi ;)
Scott is dying every other episode now, I think we should be worried
Vailski was up
Hey love I love your vids
Hey Vail, can you talk about PETA wanting Not A Nugget, their mascot, in Smash?
Nah. He just does that sometimes.
@@walkerphillips2818 PETA bad. Vegan good.
The PS2 had such an insane run. That thing was released in early 2000, and wasn't officially discontinued until late 2013, several months after the PS4 was released. It was out selling the PS3 despite the latter being a more powerful system. And the last online PS2 servers didn't get terminated until like 2015. That's just wild.
*laughs in Sega Master System in Brazil*
Well ACTUALLY it was discontinued in January 2013, 11 months before the PS4 came out. What you’re thinking of is that its last official game came out just around the PS4 launch: Pro Evolution Soccer 2014
People were still playing Final Fantasy XI on it til they shut down the console servers in 2016. FFXI is still going strong now on PC though despite XIV being out and as popular as it is
@@CykaBlyatAlex The console servers were the same as the PC servers, the only reason why you still can't connect is they stopped making updates for the console clients.
You guys know nothing. even to THIS DAY in 2021 there are still Mortal Kombat Armageddon servers running and people - curiously enough - still play it online.
Psp was the handheld for the children of divorce.
Playing games wherever you go. Watching hd movies on there.
Battery life lasted the exact duration of the trip from my mom to my dads lol
Jokes on you, my parents divorced when I was born and I never once played a PSP.
You said it, man!
Okay they def werent HD but still looked good
CANT WAIT TO SEE YOU ON TV
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@@StafkiGTN Scott is coming to tv
@@sunshinex2012 really?? can i get video info or something
The PSP took Asia by storm imo. Here where I live, the only person I knew who bought a DS was my aunt. That was it. Every single one of my friends at the time had PSPs, we would always ad-hoc on the bus when on a field trip, passing each other's games, and even just watching other's play is so fun. It was amazing.
even in Netherlands and rest of Europe bro,
similar story here in mexico, everyone knew about the emulator ability and that was a major reason why lots of us had it. I think the psp sales being as big as they were is because of the emulation.
Even in canada I knew plenty of people with psps, it was mainly the younger crowd that had a ds
Just monster hunter....
ironic considering that Nintendo is based in Asia
The transition from DS to 3DS was just sad in my friends group. We all had a DS and played tons of games with up to 6 people together. I swear only me and one other picked up the 3ds it just wasn't the same.
Same, I remember back in 2011 all my friends had a ds, we loved to play pokemon, mkds and mario party in the local park every Sunday. Then PkmnXY got announced, I got the 3ds in 2013 only for that game and ultimately we stopped playing together.
I bought the 3DS to play Pokemon games (X and Alpha Sapphire), yet I didn't even reach the first gym in either. Just stored the thing away for many years. Only recently opened it to play Samus Returns and downloaded 2 Ace Attorney games on it. May or may not play the Pokemon games.
The 3ds gave me a headache if I had the 3d slider on anything but off so I always had the 3d effect off.
it was because you're getting older, plus you can just play ds games on 3ds. it isn't all that bad.
I'm glad that I didn't find myself in this situation, the reverse actually. My group of high school buddies and I all had some variant of 3DS, and we'd be playing Smash or Pokemon every day at lunch. Those were the days.
PSP deserves way more credit. For it’s time it could play games like Monster Hunter Freedom Unite/Portable 3rd, Metal Gear Solid, GTA on the go. Most people like my family had 1 TV and having a PSP was a godsend.
Also you could natively play PS1 games and emulate other consoles (NES, SNES, GBC, Sega Genesis, GBA ) well. The PSP came out in 2005 and was way ahead of its time.
Even has small yet proud community working on homebrews and ports.
Were you actually around then? Flashing it was a pain. I had to buy and return 7 copies of GTA to get the right one to flash and that was the EASY route. This is in 2007 too.
@@musicdude1540 You could find all of that online if you knew where to look lol
@@rekaivns yeah, but I did it in a day. It wasn't easy at first. It got alot easier a lot later
@@musicdude1540 Flashing a console is usually much more difficult at the beginning, now you don't need any game for it. The Wii and 3DS also share a similar story, where you had to have Zelda TP or some lego games, or for the 3DS cubic ninja or Zelda OOT 3D, but later on you can just use an SD card.
The Wii holds a special place in my heart purely cause my parents wouldn’t buy me an Xbox or PS3 so it was the only console I could play Rock Band and Guitar Hero 3 on which is a highlight of my childhood
Took me solid minute to realize the Gran Turismo menu on the PSP wasn't just a generic menu to the PSP itself, good lord.
Fatherless you are
@@hennessey3924 yes i am
@@hennessey3924 what
Inferior console port to psp was 10x better than ds tho. Hell, look at all the games. A spiderman or need for speed on ds was absolute horse crap compared to the psp. Also the fact that psp titles were same as ds.. 40$. Where as console games were still 50 60 back then. Fair enough for portability bcz yes it was insanely powerful and capable for the time and even today. I mean gta on psp looks and plays better than any clone or anything on cell phones today. Hell they play better than the mobile gta ports too. Well worth the price of system and the QUALITY games.
Yeah they skimped on it. I hate that it was super arcade like. I still remember the promise and the advertisements for gran turismo 4 portable. Smh. I was sad when i learned and bought the psp Gt game. It was an arcade racer made to be realistic. No campaign, nothing made sense. You just raced with stock cars.
Only nice thing was the fact you could import the following year, your psp cars to the ps3 GT5 game. So you had a head start on gt5 doing this. Almost as if thats what gt psp was made for. But even so, it was cool they put in all the same cars from gt5 to gt psp and they fit! Just wish a campaign and stuff was in it.
"Even these days, something with a battery is still referred to as a Game Boy"
Scott literally just described the reason people think my Switch is a Game Boy.
So... It isin't a Game Boy?
@@quandarioustoddricioushorn9292 Ehhh.... No.
@@quandarioustoddricioushorn9292 Nope, it's the Nintendo PSP!
@@autobotstarscream765 ah, gotcha!
My Dad still calls my Switch a DS haha
Really cool that Scott made it in the TH-cam playlist!
why was this featured on youtubes gaming blast from the past
its so weird how I can't imagine scott actually playing a video game
I can't imagine Scott quiet without an inevitable disruptive scream.
Well yeah, he IS only a video game talker
Me neither
"Wario, f*ck!"
I'd say the real reason the gba didn't sell as much as it could have is because it had a shorter lifespan than most systems. It came out in 2001 and only 4 years later you have the DS, which could also play gba games. If it had a lifespan comparable to the game boy until the game boy colour, the 3DS or even the DS itself it would have sold more
Out of all those consoles gba's sales are the most surprising one. When you look at the games of the gba majority of them are just ports from snes, collections or downgraded license games. It was basically a portable snes and even though sales are way better than i expected.
@@kemalerdemsahin410 The GBA still had lot of great games tho, but you are right that it was basically a SNES Port machine. It's really impressive how well it did with all these circumstances.
I mean the snes was alright becoming really adored at the time also the gba had Pokémon so that might’ve helped
@@Rajada64 I would never have bought a SNES if it wasn't for all the ports I played on GBA when I was little
Yet, the GBA wasn’t officially discontinued until 2013.
Edit: Sorry, it was 2010.
I still play my PSP today! Amazed it still works, fine piece of hardware.
By 1:18 I asked myself, "Why aren't I playing videogames instead of watching someone talk about them?". Thanks for the reminder. Thumbs up and clicking close!
"Scared of home invasion? Go homeless!"
So... next episode is gonna be Scott filming from under a freeway over as he pushes around a shopping cart full of just video game stuff and nothing else
The cart is just gonna be full of WarioWare boxes.
Hey all! Scott, here!
_I’m homeless now!_
Scott is becoming more serialised
Ah don't give him any ideas 😂
I could see this eventually happened lmao
Is Scott moving? I’m not sure that Scott would empty out his apartment as a joke, and he has been complaining about the lack of space for a while now. He also said that he does have something important happening in his life right now too.
new new house McGee
that would make sense
@@ChipNDip67 Newer location mcgee
In one of the Scott's stash videos he talked about moving to a house since he has no more space
@@Crickett717 that’s comforting.
26:56 jokes on you, I have like 4 PS3’s at my house
my first Scott the Woz video. i'd heard of him, but this was what got me into his stuff.
Man, we couldn't have had different PSP experiences if we tried, Scott. My friends and I spent and INSANE amount of hours playing Monster Hunter Freedom Unite, Dragonball Z Shin Budokai, Daxter, Kingdom of Paradise, GTA: Vice City, FFVII Crisis Core, etc. And I still play it, along with my Vita, to this day. I still love the fuck out of my PSP.
Yeah, love scott, but his Nintendo fanboyism was quite obvious when talking about the PSP.
I'm rediscovering those childhood memories with ppsspp , gotta be one of the best decision I've done
@@poudink5791 It's not famboyism It's facts. PSP had an software attach rate of less than 4 games per console which is among the lowest for handheld consoles
@@joed5150 because people got them with the intention of getting it hacked at the local *videogame* store inmediatelly.
That's pretty much how it went outside of the US
@@es5845 I kno that's kind of the point I was making. Whenever you bring it up to PSP fans, which I was also one, they get defensive about it. It is what it is haha
You know, him spitting on his NES may actually explain why his copies of Fling Smash are always wet.
NES consoles don't play Fling Smash though
@Toku Waffle shhh
Let him have his Scott-style jokes
@@TokuWaffle i think it’s because he wants all his copies of fling smash to be theft-proof
@@tyleraws he doesn't know why they're wet... Maybe there's secretly a portal in there?
Scott the Woz on TV is something I did not expect to see
I loved my PSP so much, I remember using the radio application at night before going to sleep to listen to music from around the world. Little things like that made it so memorable.
PSP fan since launch. Amazing screen for the time, analog nub was a big step up from just a dpad for the era and a PLETHORA of solid RPGs and weird games. The library is vast and upscaled 3 or 4x is amazing. Plus the memory card adapter is necessary and modding adds TONS of games, including gba.
Not to forget, it was a great MP3 player and movie player at the time.
Same, and Scott missed alot of what made the psp popular to the teen demographic. In many high schools if kids didn't have early phones they had psp's since you could play music, watch shows and movies, connect it to a TV or go on the internet. I know many people who had just because it was mp3 player that could also play the big name psp games as well as ps1 and ps mini games. The psp was just a ps1 with more ram and portable
You probably already know but there is a psp emulator for Android. Its called PPSSPP
Yup, I absolutely loved my PSP!
It's still one of my favorite consoles of all time, and it's a shame people just write it off as a jack of all trades, master of none 😭
@@Necro0o0 ppsspp is an open source psp emulator and isn't just for android. It runs on mac, windows, Linux, Android and and everything retro arch is supported on
Scott, PSP was way more amazing that you imagine at that time. Released in 2004, and being a portable multimedia system that could play movies, music, photos, access the internet, TH-cam, and had PS2 quality games was something out of this world. Later revisions could also connect to the TV allowing you to use it almost like a Nintendo Switch more than 10 years before the Switch. It wasn't something people buy it just because they thought it was cool, it was the coolest portable thing at the time! Smartphones only started doing what PSP was able to do many years later. Even I that always preferred Nintendo systems and had a DS bought a PSP after seeing what it was capable of doing.
Nah
Thanks for voicing what I had in mind
Ladies and gentlemen, we have found the world’s first console simp
@@kirbykirbykirbykirbykirbyIt did. Only in Japan and at the end of the year, but still 2004.
I feel like I’m missing a joke
I can’t wait to see this on TV!!! Congrats Scott!!!
Theory: Scott is making a quote unquote "character arc", and he's spending a long time on the conclusion.
HOLY FUCK I WAS RIGHT
I love how Scott's able to disguise the fact he's probably moving apartments by having a running joke about being robbed
Edit: I WAS RIGHT!!!
Idk, there might be lore implications in this. Like it could feed into the next "dark age of nintendo" type series.
@@combatwombat1845 "lore implications" like Scott moving? This is some avant garde story-telling
@@Ganmorg Well Scott's old location McKee did canonically burn down last time he moved in reality. This is probably the next version of that.
I was a little confused on if he was only making jokes or if he actually got robbed because he mentions it so often.
@@CyberLance26 I thought he possibly got robbed too until my friend mentioned something about it lol
I'm so glad Scott isn't joking about "Haha mario and chris prat funny"
Yeah, it’s the lowest hanging fruit of a joke right now. Take a look at the comment section of Jaiden’s new Mario video and the whole comment section is “ChRiS pRaTt LoL”
@@wrenren2112 Who's Jaiden?
Same
Scott almost never mentions current memes, that's what makes his content so refreshing and easy to listen to because it won't be horribly dated in a few months
@@El_Luisenciado Ahh gotcha thanks
I love your content and attitude dude. Usually when youtubers are satire they're immediately super rude and swearing 24/7, say iddubz and maxmoefoe although I dont watch them nough to make a good comparison, you're just straight up funny, fun to watch, and I learn things. thank you for keeping the channel alive
As a retro gamer myself, this video gave me the biggest smile on my face from start to finish!
I remember splitting the price of a PS2 with my mom because of the DVD player functionality. Thing was a marketing star.
I love looking at that “Best-Selling Video Game Consoles” list on Wikipedia every time the sales numbers are updated. It’s always neat to see which consoles were passed by the new guys.
Yeah I just checked it the other day and I didn’t realize how many Switches Nintendo has sold. It’s already the fifth highest selling console and it’s closing in on the Wii.
@@Bob-from-Animal-Crossing It should outsell both the Wii and PS1 once Nintendo updates us with the latest numbers.
It’s crazy the how big the Switch is selling.
@@ade1174 It has outsold both as of recently, but will it outsell the PS4?
@@nebraskabirdwatching9521 It already has, and we'll see that confirmed once Nintendo releases official numbers at the end of January/start of February. Only PS2 and DS to go.
I’m not a gamer, but for some reason I LOVE watching these kind of videos
The conversion therapy is working lol
Ps2 is such a Iconic Hardware. That even today when Most people are asked to picture a console they picture the Ps2 even children born in 2005.
Trying to physically envision 150 million ds's is actually terrifying. I mean imagine how much actual mass that would be.
I did some math and the original model plus the lite model add up to a little over 28,163 tons or 56,326,912.5 lbs. To visualize that in mass a handymax bulk carrier ship is only a little heavier at 30,000 tons. Let me know if I made any mistakes. I'm normally pretty bad at math.
The original DS sold 18.79 million units.
9.7 oz. each
182,263,000 oz. total
oz to lbs conversion= 11,391,437.5 lbs.
DS Lite at 93.86 million units.
7.66 oz. each
718,967,600 oz. total
oz. to lbs. conversion= 44,935,475 lbs.
11,391,437.5 lbs.
+
44,935,475 lbs.
=
56,326,912.5 lbs.
lbs. to tons conversion= 28,163.46 tons (rounded off to nearest decimal)
@@playlistenthusiast impressive. I love this. Somehow I had just envisioned it being larger. This number sold is massive but they're pretty small. This was awesome, thank you!
Now imagine 155 million ps2s
I feel that way about the PSP. I’ve never known anyone to have owned one, and have only ever seen them & the Vita at vintage/used games stores
I owned 3 (and a 3ds, 2 new 3ds and a 2ds)... I'm sorry for throwing the numbers off
I got a PSP when I was a lad and was largely unawares of any other game systems or brands or anything. I was obsessed, played all my games religiously and have replayed many of them since on my pc or on the PSP. Even got a new one after my old one wouldn’t hold a charge. It was a really fun system and I still talk a lot about the games, even now all these years later having had a DS, DSi XL, 3DS, switch, ps3, PS4…. PSP was an absolute banger in my book. Never had any problems jostling the disk or anything, I’d argue it is one of the MOST portable systems due to the screen being plastic and tough. It’s the type of system that you just throw in the bottom of your backpack. It can take a tumble. The switch is a good successor in my opinion if you liked the PSP a lot. Similar button layout, and has games that are more complex and less gimmicky than the ds games.
I wholeheartedly agree. I think especially in the psp section of the video Scott struggles to keep his raging Nintendo fanboyness at bay. He's like "Yes, the psp had basically no major flaws and many awesome console quality games, but let me bitch how the tiny discs made it so much less portable and it only had one analog stick?! How could it ever sell more than a WiiU?!?"
Fun fact: I took a trip to Ikea last week and as part of their home decor setup was not just one, but 2 Xbox 360 systems resting on a home entertainment unit. And shiny at that.
I remember my Dad buying me a Gameboy in the mid 90s. I had 2 games at the time. Donkey Kong [94] and Zelda: Link's Awakening. I played a ton of DK. It was so much fun being able to do all the tricks Mario was able to do and it was a great platformer / puzzle game that taught me how to think "outside the box" when trying to beat a level. It kept me entertained for hours on long plane rides and long car rides [as long as there was day light, I didn't get a worm light like maybe 2002?].
I don't think I've ever owned a dedicated DVD player. The decision for consoles to go that way so early was such a brilliant move.
Similar reason I don't have a dedicated Blu-ray player, just break out the PS3 or 4.
My household did that still worked, but we still got a PS2. It was a big help when we moved and didn't keep the old VHS/DVD player.
My family never has owned a strictly DVD player. We did have a combination DVD and VCR, but otherwise DVDs were played on PS2 or whatever
Unfortunately that didn't hold up for long with the people I knew. Lots of bootlegs back in the mid to late 2000s and the PS2 was having none of it
My first DVD player was a standalone only because PS2s were still scarce at the time. I've only ever used my PS3 for blu-ray.
The PSP was a great handheld. Where I lived in Canada. (I was in High School at the time). A handful of my dad's friends were buying PSPs and it wasn't for their kids either. They were buying them and playing games themselves.
Damn, I also live in Canada and no one I know has even heard of the psp.
I want an hour and a half video of Scott rambling about the story of videogames (making intense emphasis on why the Wii U failed and what Nintendo should've done)
It always surprises me how few consoles the N64 sold. I know _so many_ people who have a lot of nostalgia for N64 games but, looking at the numbers, it's like nobody bought it.
It sold relatively similarily to the Super Nintendo in the west, the problem is that it sold way less than it in Japan so that's why total sales are so much lower than it.
@@oscarzxn4067 Ah. That would make a lot of sense. I've never actually seen the sales broken up by country. Just the total sales in general and never thought about the fact that it might have just sold better in the west. lol
The to do list being the past 2 episodes is a nice touch!
Wow didn’t notice that, Scott’s all about that attention to detail
Ok
@@RileyB_226 ratio
You're a nice touch.
Hello fellow yoshi
"Gamers liked the 3DS, and they aren't people."
Bravo Scott. Bravo 👏
Agreed. I know what I am. Trash.
The literal only reason I have a 3DS is to play DS games I'm not gonna lie.
I remember having a picture of a psp on my bedroom wall to keep myself motivated to save and purchase 1, on day 1 got the psp 1 never forget that feel how solid and well put together this thing was and it came with a multi media disk and Spider-Man movie. I used to download as many songs of lime wire as I can and just enjoy the walks to school listening to music showing it off to my friends.
The wii just blew up in Greece and is still widely popular there still. First time meeting some friends there we get onto the topic of video games and there like, "You want to play Mario kart Wii?"
Next episode: "Hey all, Scott here, I don't have a home anymore."
yeah I feel bad
Something a lot of people don't realize is that the PSP sold a lot of units in markets where Sony did not have an official presence, or a smaller one. In a lot of third world countries, people bought the PSP because either it was cheaper than a regular console or as a secondary gaming device, the primary being a gaming PC.
I played the heck out of my PSP. I modded it and used it as an all in one device for music and movies too. I remember converting episodes of South Park and playing them on the PSP while travelling. For me the PSP evokes a lot of nostalgia and
I wish I could do some of this stuff on my Switch.
UK gamer, I started my gaming with a Vic 20, then a 64, then a Nes (SNes, Megadrive, N64 etc). Toys'r'us was the best place for Nes games. The UK was a computer land until 1990, then consoles took off. Still have all my consoles, sadly, not my computers.
5:40 me when i go 130 on a corner n blame the game for crashing
The PSP was massive in my country. When it was relevant, people were using quite a lot even if they already had the ps2
Yeah here in Greece as well
PSP was massive in europe in general, especially since in a lot of eastern europe nintendo barely existed in an official capacity
making LBP levels on the go and making your friends suffer through them
the camera attachment
the GTA or god of war games
they were absolutely mindblowing
This is really interesting to me. Here in the USA people occasionally had a PSP but EVERYONE had a DS, at least out of my friend group. The DS also sold much more worldwide than the PSP, so I’m wondering if it’s a cultural difference? Maybe it’s the age I was at the time?
@@ketrub Not true. In Northern Europe, Scandinavia, ds outsold psp 8 to 1.
Here in my country only playstation is the only console that we buy nintendo who? xbox who? is probably the answer that you get when you ask a malaysian in the early 2000's sony is so massive here
The story: he lost everything
IRL: he’s moving his home
Can’t have shit in Ohio
Is this something he’s said somewhere? I’m a bit behind
@@machspeed3333 So am I, please explain
@@machspeed3333 He's complained about not having enough space in his apartment in multiple videos on the Scott's Stash channel.
Scott got to the top of the TH-cam “blast from the past” playlist. Good job 👍
(Damn that was a lot of T’s.)
SCOTT IS GETTING A TV SHOW OH MY GODDDDDD
Sorry to burst your bubble but it's reruns of his youtube videos
Still incredibly cool tho
Think we can all agree that Scott needs to look into the PSP more
That whole segment showed that he was (and still is) super only into Nintendo. The PSP was crazy hyped at that time, and had the catalog to back it up, so it's wild that Scott didn't know that or missed it. I'm the exact same age as Scott, too, and I was salivating for Daxter, Size Matters and when they were releasing, the two GoW PSP prequels.
The PS-what?
@@Valanway also twisted metal head on
@@Valanway With scott on this one. I even had a psp but like, why would i ever touch that thing over my DS?
@@LL3NN Movies, good sound quality, music, internet, a D-pad nipple, PS2-like graphical ability and games/gameplay, an online store, PS3 connectivity, ports of PS1 games, (really expensive in the long run) internal storage, great build quality, customizable skins/back and front plates, decent shoulder buttons that didn't have issues after a while (the blowing trick fixed most issues on the DS thankfully, but they still didn't feel great, imo. *Too* click-y) and most importantly of all, AMAZING emulation capabilities and homebrewing.
TLDR: Great PS2-like games, fantastic multimedia device at the time, good build quality, customizable and highly versatile, PS1 ports and amazing emulation. Lots of reasons.
I think Scott is actually moving into a house and has already packed up his games, and is playing it off as a joke. Very well done.
Yooo, actually didn't think about that, if so then that is clever
He mentioned that he wanted a bigger place on th Scott's stash channel so its possible
Scott has probably got to be the funniest TH-camr I’ve watched. Man is comedy legend 💪🏻
I used my PSP for games, movies, web surfing..
UMD had a surprisingly good selection of movies available, for pretty cheap! And you could use the a/v cable to basically have a portable DVD player
I will defend the PSP with one well known quote.
"You're not an RPG guy."
oh yes the PSP was the king of RPGs in portable
PSP had the best portable fighting games, rpg, racing games, and compilations.
Also PSP had Monster Hunter and Phanstay Star Portable 2.
@@waterheart95 the thing is this you can play much of these genres that only main consoles did had on portable something that the Nintendo portable consoles didn't and if it did i swear to you is gonna be poor versions of it (example Burnout Legends the PSP vs the DS version)
@@eliasnicolasmiranda4940 what?
@@eliasnicolasmiranda4940 Vita is really more so in the RPG respect, only because PSP ended up with a more diverse lineup than the Vita lineup.
Psp were certified hood classics. Highkey every kid I knew had one and most people I know that are my age have fond memories of the psp. The customization and media options were OP as a kid too. Used it as a mp3 player, movie/show/wwe match watcher, emulator
PSP has the best media playing capabilities of any handheld released even to this day.
It’s so weird, I swear I didn’t know anyone with a PSP growing up but as an adult I know quite a few people who played it as a kid. It’s like it was popular and niche at the same time and I don’t quite understand it.
@@adrian_hook Same.
So one great thing about the PSP was the DVD like quality videos you could get. I remember having a Green Day Concert album, and then the PSP was far more popular in Japan due to it being such a great media machine, and since there was more support for the UMD (it's proprietary disc) format in Japan and so many people spend time riding trains, and since it definitely felt like the "big boys" handheld, since you had games where you could shoot in SOCOM and drive in GTA while the DS was far more family-friendly. It just was a great place in the market and I loved the thing, since one analogue stick isn't dissimilar to the N64 experience
Ayy, love the Megaman Legends 2 music of the abandoned mines!
Nah I still love my PSP. The modding and homebrew scene has made it more usable than ever with the ability to run games from sd cards to speed up loading times, and overclocking the cpu to get better performance on many games...
YES SOMEONE SAID IT
Exactly, dont be swayed by Scott’s words. This was just from a NA casual POV.
Only real gamers know about the amazing mods and homebrews the PSP community really is. And how it is bigger than what Scott thinks.
The PSP was and still is the portable homebrew JUGGERNAUT. A homebrewed Vita is honestly better, but no one can deny the homebrew supremacy of the psp. Also as a JRPG fiend I absolutely adored the PSP.
Vita does that and more
@@Matanumi that's not the point. I have a vita as well but still love my psp
I played my psp more than any console ever, home or handheld. I'm in my mid 30s and the psp was HUGE over in the UK, everyone I knew had one, and then of course when modding them came about, it was just incredible. I'm guessing Scott was just too young to appreciate it
More likely Scott was too Nintendo to appreciate it
In America the PSP was a flop
it sold well everywhere except NA
Yeah, I think Scott is confused because the PSP didn't sell well in NA. It was huge in Europe, and I had the opposite experience - I didn't know anyone who had a DS but basically everyone, even the popular kids, had PSPs.
I’m from NA in my early 20s and I loved the psp, most of my friends had one too, or wanted one at least. I never realized it was such a flop here. I knew the go and the vita didn’t sell well but I bought both on release cause I was such a fan 😂. I still have a modded Vita I use almost daily too
I swear I watch this video every few months. Probably one of his greatest in my opinion
The PS2 was also my family's first "real" DVD Player. We had a PC with a 4x DVD ROM drive, but didn't have a GPU with that much needed back then S Video or RCA out. Watching a DVD movie on a 13 inch CRT at 800x600 resolution looked good, but you'd be sitting in an office chair and not on a couch.
DVD Players were still super expensive in 2000. VCRs and tapes were cheaper own + buy and could fit more content. A T120 tape can hold 2-6 hours depending on the level of compression, so paying more for machine that only plays DVDs was an over priced "luxury" to be able to "do less".
In a way, the PS2 helped kill the VCR in North America. 2005 saw some the last movies released on tape here.
I think one thing that helped sales for the PSP was the fact that it was also a throwaway gift for many places and organizations. Nearly every arcade in my city had one of those machines where you could win an ipod or a psp. 4 different schools in my teen years but every time there was an event going on in which the winner gets a psp. Me and my brothers never actually bought a psp ourselves. We either won them from somewhere or was gifted one by a relative.
Keep in mind, Scott has single-handedly boosted the overall sales of the Wii-U by 80%
I must be 10% of sales
Oh, that was just me. I robbed Bill gates of all his money and bought 100 million wii u's.
@@mr.enderman1993 incredibly, you could buy more than 400 million
@@stuntfumbler actually, I can't, I've already spent the rest on virtual boys.
About the PSP, a lot of people did love it just that because it tried being an advanced 3D handheld in that era, so after awhile people don't go back because it feels more dated. Compared to the DS where they had to make unique games that didn't rely on the power as much so they were a lot more unique experiences.
Mind you, I don't count this as a negative. The PSP gave me a lot of fun at the time and was also a fun multimedia handheld in an era where that wasn't a thing. This was still pre-smartphone at the closest thing that came to it was iPod Video that came slightly later and didn't play games.
When I was younger, everyone just played on the Xbox One, almost no one had a PS4 in primary school. Somehow, more people had a Wii U than a PS4 in my primary school lol. 😅
(This was in the UK)