The Nintendo Summer 2003 Catalog
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ก.ค. 2022
- I flip through a catalog Nintendo put out detailing their current and upcoming product lineup in the summer of 2003.
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Wow, this is the best "The Nintendo Summer 2003 Catalog" I've ever seen!
The Nintendo Summer 2003 Catalog*
Man who has only seen “The Nintendo Summer 2003 Catalog”: Wow, getting real “The Nintendo 2003 Catalog” vibes from this
True!
This is one of the Nintendo Summer 2003 Catalogs of all time
Scott's here taking the Nintendo Summer 2003 Catalog market by storm
The early 2000s and late 1990s having those catalog designs still make them incredibly like futuristic and makes me feel like there’s a vastness of the unknown just by looking at them
Awesome. Totally agreed.
Scott talking about a book for basically an hour is just what I needed today. So glad to see a lot more content on this channel lately!
I farded
I like that you can tell Scott is becoming more confident talking unscripted. It's nice seeing him be comfortable around his audience. Keep it up, Scott!
This is unscripted!?
@@Alex-eb6je yeah
Why y'all always over analyzing this stuff, so weird.
@@KennyMaximum because it's cool to see the evolution of a creator. also, im sure scott's fine with it as he goes out of his way to create analyzable lore for the stw universe.
@@KennyMaximum mario.
This channel is so nice. It's cool to just listen and be nostalgic for some childhood times. Also the long-form content is nice between main channel uploads
Or your college years, depending on when you were born…
@@leeartlee915 Gen Xers College experience OMEGALUL
@@aturchomicz821 I'm an old millennial, I was 19 in 2003.
I remember having this exact catalogue, but my strongest memory of it is that because my family was too poor to buy the consoles or games, so I would just imagine what the games would be like based on the summary and screenshots.
52:54 don't be fooled, _BOKTAI_ there in the bottom-right is a Kojima game, and a wild one at that.
The cartridge has a solar sensor in it, and you have to go outside in the sun to recharge/refill your main weapon. I've never played it myself but I've heard it's a surprisingly good game, and I think if you emulate it people have figured out workarounds for the solar issue. Just a wild concept and this was Kojima doing his Kojima thing in between MGS 2 & 3
it's very a interesting game, and i believe some emulators for mobile devices use the light sensors on cameras as a replacement
It's a pretty good game! The series as a whole is pretty solid. If you're emulating them, most emulators nowadays have a function to adjust the Solar Sensor built in, but you can also opt to use Prof 9's Solar Sensor patches instead which adds that functionality to the games themselves. They also had a lot of crossover content with the Mega Man Battle Network series (and Star Force 1). The series has a pretty great fan made sequel in the works called Kura 5 that manages to keep the feel of the Solar Sensor by connecting to the internet and using weather forecast data from your location and reflecting it back in game.
I'd definitely recommend checking the series out if it sounds interesting.
MLB Slugfest is a real hidden gem. I love games that take a sport and make it wacky and extreme, and that game is no exception. I remember playing against my friends as a team of robots vs a team of minotaurs, and punching each other out with flaming baseballs. It's a blast!
That E-reader situation almost seems as if Nintendo expects you to have 3 of everything they released. Not much has changed actually.
Looking at old advertisements always makes me so nostalgic, this is weird because I was literally 3 years old when this thing came out.
Now I REALLY want to see Scott, Sam, & Eric play Mario Kart Wii, I hope that gets uploaded on this channel at some point!
I remember that Summer. I was 9. I got Wario World and one of those half purple half clear controllers from K-Mart lmao one of those memories and eras I remember like yesterday. Thanks for the video, Scott!
I imagine Scott laying on his tummy and kicking his feet in the air while recording these
I might not have watched a lot of videos about Scott Wozniak from Scott's Stash talking about The Nintendo Summer 2003 Catalog for 54 minutes and 19 seconds, but I can still tell this is the best one! 👍
It isn’t. The video about Scott Wozniak from Scott’s Stash talking about The Nintendo Summer 2003 Catalog for 54 minutes and 20 seconds is better
I need more Scott talking about F-Zero. Made me so damn happy
The return of a classic Scott Stash series, cant wait to see the 2004 summer catalog
Playing demos on the gamecube at Walmart and other department stores was so amazing as a kid, since we didn't have any video games in our home. Going in and finding a new demo disc was so exciting
41:41
I consider Wallice and Grommit to be one of my favorite movies as a kid. I have no idea how I got them, but I saw all of the movies and shorts.
Maybe they were just more prevalent in Pennsylvania than Ohio..
i grew up watching them because my grandparents had the shorts on vhs
if i had known there was a gamecube game i would have played the shit out of them
Scott saying Bionicle was badass Lego was a sentence I didn’t think I needed in my life, but here we are.
Always need your daily dose of Catalogs👍
Always
of course
Yep
Am I really about to watch an hour long video about Scott talking about a 20 year old catalog? OF COURSE I AM!
God back in the day I would have my e reader on the gameboy player, scan the cards and then have the link cable plugged into my GBA to transfer the data over, with "Scan Dot Code" playing on the TV. It's interesting that they don't cover that scenario, because what kid always had two GBA's at their disposal. It might be because the e-reader awkwardly plugged into the Gamecube, though I found a page on their site that explains how to use the e-reader in this setup. What a bizarre product. I remember I wanted to trade it into Gamestop back in the day and they offered me a DIME for it lol so I just kept it. Its weirdness is lovable in a certain way.
It’s amazing just how much the Gamecube/GBA connectivity mirrors the Wii/3DS connectivity. The way the marketed it, the sales, the features, the lack of support…
DS* I think you mean, the 3DS was more alongside the wiiu
@@baranorak4080 well there was that slight moment where the 3DS could connect with the Wii. Nintendo Channel I believe
@@catsorafgc you could transfer miis from the wii to the 3ds
This is literally everything I've ever wanted from youtube! I was so ecstatic I forgot to comment. Literally you just talking about (nintendo) games casually as a fan and reminiscing fills the void of having me try and talking nintendo to others in person who don't care. ❤️
I became an official nintendo through breath of the wild and suddenly cared finding their good games and learning about all of the amazing and quirky ideas they had that sometimes flopped. It's SO nice that Scott here get's that!!
You should try going to a convention/festival for something you like. If you really try to push yourself you could find someone else who likes talking about the same things as you, and you can make a very good friend that way. :)
I have too much inhibition to do it myself and I still have a hard time, which makes me a hypocrite to tell you all this but I know if you can get over it it really does work.
Oh, this is a warm and delightful nostalgia trip. I kept this thing, and 2004 in my backpack through most of late elementary school
Ah damn I wasn't around to experience the summer of 2003 but I'm sure it was "Mario Kart: Double Dash" and nothing more.
America invaded Iraq, but that's not as important
Child
the game didn't come out until the following fall so summer would have only had mario kart hype. Had to settle for n64 or super circuit until fall!
@@lifespanofafry1534 I was born in 2003 and im 19 now
@@zayzafy6969 child
MK Tournament Edition is a port of the 3D game MK Deadly Alliance from the PS2/GC/Xbox. It has characters that aren't in the console game and elaborates on their stories. There was a sequel, just called Deadly Alliance, which pretty much did the same thing but with different characters.
Strangely enough, those component cables still cost a ton. I think at this point, it’s more that they are a rare Nintendo product as the HDMI solutions are better in pretty much every single way.
I got them in 2007 for about $20 USD so I got them for a steal
@@Poever You can say that about pretty much every video game thing that’s ever been. But good for you.
You can get them for $7~ on amazon from the looks of it?
@@0y1on Yep, or just play the games on Wii with a component cable or HDMI adapter. It's a lot easier than on the GC itself. In fact it's the way I do it with GC games.
35:14
Scott remembers BIONICLE!
as if i couldn't enjoy this man anymore!!!
i’d love for scott to talk about the bond games, he seems to really respect what they were
For me, this is the height of the the GCN/GBA. This is one of the only catalogs that I still own to this day. Hugely nostalgic for me. I grabbed one of these book while I was out on our mall trip from summer camp. My friends and I would find the cheapest food we could and use the rest of our money to buy whatever we could from GameStop. I can't tell you how many times I must have browsed this booklet.
I still have this! Glad to see you go over it, I loved looking at this thing as a kid and making a checklist of games I wanted from it. Still haven't completed it...
I love how scott just uploads random cool video game things on his second channel.
I was waiting for another one of these, thanks man
Nintendo’s 2003 might have been the most packed year for any game company in terms of quality and quantity ever.
only scott could make a 50 minute video surrounding a 2003 Nintendo Summer Catalog. and I love it. thank you
I mean, someone could just read the whole book and reach 50 minutes, but it wouldnt be as entertaining as this
Can we just give scott a side podcast of him just talking about random animated projects in the 2000's please it just makes my day
Scott, I am LOVING these videos. They are like comfort food for the soul and the nostalgia factor. Keep it up!!! I love you hearing you talk naturally like this, you are so passionate.
I bought a used clear back indigo gamecube controller from game crazy like 20 years ago and always assumed it was a well made knockoff controller because I had never heard or seen any before or since. Thank you for enlightening me.
Thank you for doing these videos, I've never seen these pamphlets or books before and I can EASILY listen to you talk about them for an hour. I learn a lot listening to you ramble lol
I really love this style of video. More reading!
What’s weird is I remember looking at this. That Spice Orange was GORGEOUS
"Holy sh*t Wings!" really got me I love these 2nd channel videos their so much better than I expected
5:00 I actually have that controller and I didn’t think that it was a first party shell
That takes me back, I had one of these books around the time and peered over all those pages more than I care to admit, they all are just as I remember
i used to have this book and would look through it religiously
THANK GOD IVE BEEN WAITING FOR THIS ONE
Scott, I know you're probably not listening but please...
Make "Scott, Sam and Eric struggle through Mario Party-E" happen, it would be hilarious.
I owned the spice orange controller for my gamecube. Probably my favorite controller i ever owned
35:35 *"oHHHHH"*
Scotts genuine excitement scared me...
In 2003 i was negative 2 years old and boy was it a great time...
Ok fr, I wish I was around to see this stuff it seemed so cool, I personally love this generation of consoles so much
Jeez, I remember getting this catalogue at a KB Toys. This video unlocked a lotta memories for me!
I love when Scott does these videos.
Oh hey! The Indigo Clear! I got one of those controllers used as my second controller. Worked pretty well for being visibly used. Still have it.
40:30 Fun little trivia about that game, it was one of the games that McDonalds actually had set out in their dining rooms for a little while in the early 2000's
A friend of mine ACTUALLY had this book - you unlocked a really deep and obscure corner of my memories I forgot existed, holy moly.
Some days I might consider saying this is my favorite channel, with Scott's main channel as a close second. I'm not sure tho, probably the other way around
i usually say to myself i like this channel more than his main, then he uploads on main and i instantly change my mind
@@metroidcum yeah, kw that you mention it, my favorite is probably whichever I've watched last
Oh this will be glorious!
This really be unlocking a core memory for me.
I have this catalog! Now i just need Scott to talk about the pikmin 2 nintendo power issue and my childhood has been revisited. lol
Jimmy Negatron on PC is pure nightmare fuel. The reason people forget about it is the brain trying to protect itself.
Love the format, I'd fucking love some more shit
So Wallace and Grommet aired on Cartoon Network a lot in the 90s. That’s how I grew up with it here the US.
The problem with Nintendo, at least at the time, was there was a lot of "Hey, we're doing what you want...with an asterisk..." So, we got Star Fox back in the air... but then they made half the levels land based. So, we got half of what we wanted, and it just didn't make the impact of Star Fox 64 as a result.
These are my favorite kind of videos
I Only Have Some Blooper Requests For You Scott:
You’re Not An RPG Guy: A Scott The Woz Christmas
Memory Cards (Halloween Special In 2020)
Anime Games (Season 4; Episode 151)
The Trial (Season 4; Episode 181)
The Funeral (Episode 228)
When I was a kid I remember getting Billy Hatcher and The Giant Egg for Christmas me and my brother played that game so much we loved it had an awesome story an the Co-op multiplayer was interesting
I love how hyped Scott got when he saw SpongeBob lmao
The spice orange one was my GameCube controller growing up and it’s the best color they released
One thing I remember about reading that catalog was that Starfox was described to be a 4 player co-op experience but it seems like they scrapped that. The 4 player battles were pretty sweet though even if the maps were more than a bit large most of the time
Thank you Scott I've been feeling the same way about Sackboy A Big Adventure since it came out. Pretty good game
scott i got the orange gamecube controller back then and still use it today. the joystick grips were totally chewed off by my dogs at some point...but it's the go-to
i have that one too
What a nostalgic piece of history :')
Scott! ATV Quad Power Racing 2 is a GREAT game. Seriously! You gotta get some friends and dink around in Free mode.
AND METAL ARMS? DUDE! THAT'S A CLASSIC!
31:17 >me when buying the sketchy marked down games for my apocalyptic pre-eshop wii u shutdown collection
Resident Evil 4 was in development for a long time and actually hit the reset button 3 times before getting what we got, we got Code Veronica Port aka Code Veronica X, not only as a limited released on the gamecube, but a a much larger release on ps2, getting a greatest hits version as well, but it was basically to hold us over till we got Re4 (because CV was suppose to stay on the Dreamcast as a spin off), First game that was suppose to be RE4 was Onimusha, released Jan 25th 2001 with in the launch year of the ps2, it was re worked and turned into Onimusha, instead of RE4, next game was Devil may Cry, still with in the first launch year of the ps2, coming out in aug 23rd 2001 again was suppose to be re4, but didn't make the cut, but still also seen potential as a game, and was re worked and re named to devil may cry, and as you can see both onimusha and devil may cry played very similar, to each other, and i also think they both used the same engine as Code veronica, when then we got the port of Code veronica on the ps2 aug 21st 2001 2 days before devil may cry, because they knew they had to give us something to hold us over for re4 since they reworked yet another game ( Devil may cry) into a different game. then we got shown RE 3.5 (the paranormal re4) which ran off the new engine that they created for RE4, which again scraped and re worked from the ground up to get the re4 we got today. lol RE 4 was literally being worked on for 5 years, because planning and development started right after re3, and was being worked on along side with code verionica. Also another reason why CV was skipped for a remake and went straight to 4, Originally was suppose to be a non cannon spin off to cater to re2 fans pacifically Clair fans.... though some how it was made cannon when CVX came out but capcom still chooses to ignore it as they basically re write the RE series lol. sorry for the long winded comment, but seeing the RE4 spread in that book, all this info just flooded my mind, and reminded me damn re4 had a hell of a rough development cycle .
43:24
Ayo ATV Quad Power racing 2 is amazing. Dont @ me
I know EXACTLY what he is talking about with that Jimmy Neutron vs. Jimmy Negatron PC game demo. We got a CD ROM with 3 Nickelodeon game demos on it that came in the package of a Puffs Tissues 3 pack for back to school shopping back in 2004 I believe
YOOOO I havnt seen that brochure in years. its funny you brought up the gamercube because every kid i knew had a GBA and a PS2
I forgot all about this thing. I don't remember how I got it, but I would spend hours pouring over each page even though I didn't have a Gamecube and wouldn't get one until I was in my mid 20s.
I never thought I'd see scott talk about bionicle besides the Super Circuit gag, let alone Drome Racers.
I had this one back then. I was the coolest kid that day at day camp.
To Scott:
Mortal Kombat: Tournament Edition was practically a sequel to the GBA version of Deadly Alliance, which tried to emulate the console version's 3D gameplay.
They used to play the original Wallace and Gromit short films on Cartoon Network back in the late 90s/early 2000s. That's how I discovered them.
The era that I still want to live through
31:21 ok, now that's a certified woz moment.
I am 21 and I grew up watching Wallace and Gromit VHS tapes at my grandparents all the time. I am from the US
same but im 22
I have a few of these from Capcom and Nintendo. Pretty awesome stuff.
I noticed you passed over Metal Arms: Glitch in the System on one of the 'worst' pages in the gamecube section of the catalog, but thats a seriously amazing game! Absolutely recommend, I think it still holds up pretty well in 2022.
The feeling of getting those old ok quality licensed games, small ideas and studios getting AAA type of releases with big boxes and manuals... we are getting old.
Also, now after watching this, i feel more confident on talking about the mexican Club Nintendo magazines that i own, that will be on my second channel as well, but idk when i'll be able to do it... its still a very fun idea to see how and what Nintendo was promoting at a certain time, in my case, the magazines i own start from 2006, and the Hamtaro game featured on this 2003 catalogue reminded me of a DS version of the same game i think, one that had a full page dedicated to it on one of my old CN magazines.
I have the Indigo/Clear controller! It's weird, I never knew about it, and only got it because someone gave me a free Gamecube with it.
Well to be fair, with Battle Network 3 starting the 'two version' cycle, it wasn't the intention; 3 came out as a single game in Japan first, and later got an enhanced version with the subtitle Black; adding in new chips/battles/forms to set it apart from the original release to give it its own appeal, but mainly it was done to create a version of the game that lacked hardly any game-breaking bugs. Then when it came time to bring the game stateside, they pretty much had to bring them over in a pair; with the bugfixes being in both versions if I recall correctly.
I'd say the two games cycle TRULY started with the 4th game; they went all in with that shit.
Picturing Scott Laying down on his carpet for 55 Minutes is Amazing.
Remember those "who are you?" ads from around the same time? Those were great
The Manhole e-card was given away as part of a promotional pack of e-reader cards at E3 2002.
I had one of these. Wish I still have it.
I don't remember ever seeing a "jett black" SP, per se. I had one that was black metallic though, one of the original AGS-001 models with the dimmer screen, so they might've launched side-by-side with the metallic silver ones.
Starfox Assault, Kirby Air Ride, and Mario Kart Double Dash are the top 3 games I enjoy playing with my cousins. Wish I did more game nights with them because of these games. They're really too fun to play.
Scott needs to keep his Mario Party 'E' box on that shelf as a prop for videos, like his normal desk
I actually have that Indigo Clear, and it holds up really well considering clear plastic is known to be already super fragile, and become exponentially worse with age. Only issue mine has is the little bit of yellowing, but that's expected.