Classic NES Series for Game Boy Advance - Scott The Woz

2:39 Never thought I'd see Scott roasting 87% of his fanbase

The “hey all, Scott here” is getting more hesitant with every week

The problem with Bomberman 1 is that it never had multiplayer to begin with. That feature was introduced in Bomberman 2, and it's such a staple that people forget it wasn't there in the beginning. People like Scott the Woz, apparently.

23:17 I am a Seahawks fan. This is the moment I truly realized that no matter where I go, people will never stop reminding me of this moment, not even the guy who owns Sonic Jam

roasting the people that wear nintendo shirts was perfect

This Scott The Woz arc is wild, manga readers don't spoil please

I love that the bank teller is completely okay with ordering a hit on someone, but only cares about whether or not Scott’s has money for it.

12:39 he looked so genuinely sad here it hurt my soul

And now he'll be doing this on television too

Cant wait to see this on TV.

Those famicom mini boxes are lovely! That’s genuinely some of the nicest paraphernalia a retro game could possibly come with!

13:44 - Scott, Bomberman (1985) on NES didn't have multiplayer. Bomberman did not get it's iconic multiplayer until Bomberman (1990) on Turbografx / PC Engine, TurboGrafx-16, Amiga, Atari ST, DOS, and Sharp X68000. An arcade version followed in 1991.

I am privileged to be one of the selected few to view the episode before it’s on TV.

I love how Scott turned him moving into an arc. Again.

23:25 For those anyone wondering, Super Robot Wars 2 (both Famicom and Famicom Mini) was already fan-translated into English by Aeon Genesis. And there are two different versions of MS Zeta Gundam Hot Scramble were available, the original which has both fps rail shooter and side scroller gameplay, while the special limited one (dubbed Final Version, not included in Famicom Mini) where only had rail shooter.

Man, as a Seattle Seahawks fan I never thought I’d be reliving bad football memories in a Scott the woz video on old Nintendo games but here we are

I feel like the “robbed/repossession” arc of episodes is going to continue to be a classic

Was anyone else caught off guard by how thumbnail Scott immediately transitions to video Scott in the exact same pose

"i'm somewhat critical of nintendo's reliance on nostalgia" 4 days later nintendo announces that the N64 expansion games will cost 50$ USD a year

I love how Scott keeps continuity, first there was the Nintendo DS accessories video where he said he wanted more stuff to make thieves look at his house and say "that looks like a fun house to break into" then in the rise and fall of 2D game he was robbed, then in the mobile console games episode he said that since he was robbed he was resorting to mobile games, then in the best selling consoles episode he said he still owned something because he spit on his consoles to make them thief proof and now he is resorting to the bank from "it's a bargain bin Christmas". Like, do I need to say anything about this? It's genius.