The BEST Nintendo Console Facts on YouTube!

1 Hour of Nintendo DS Facts ► • The BEST DS Game Facts...
In this compilation we take a look at an entire hour of Nintendo console facts, including the Nintendo GameCube, Nintendo 64, NES, SNES and of course the Nintendo Switch.
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Super Smash Brothers Melee (2001)

[@TepidBlack]

I can’t be the only one that watches these hour long ones to go to sleep right? Literally better than a bed time story

[@DE6196]

Same!

[@gun_n_games8019]

Amen

[@gaymer618]

Going to bed rn listening to this.

[@snivygirl]

I do that. My adhd sometimes doesnt stop and having this on i can relax and listen to game facts

[@EZOnTheEyes]

Background for study and sleep!

[@morganlak4337]

The game cube controller isn't perfect but I really wish the unique button shapes were an idea everyone took to heart. It makes learning controls so much easier for new players. Telling someone "press x" means nothing to them, "big green button" is so easy to understand

[@jackemmakem]

I know you sent this two months ago so sorry if im bothering you. I personally believe the gamecube controller is the best controller there is at least currently. Fits well in your hands and the buttons are shaped based on how often they're used. The only gripes i have with it is how large the shoulder buttons are and the z botton not also being on the left side.

[@baddonkey75]

The GameCube controller is the best controller they've made

[@dannyboy5008]

It's really not that hard to learn the difference between 4 equal sized face buttons, especially when they're different colors or show different symbols.

[@ZeranZeran]

Gamecube is still my favorite controller by far PS2 and 360 are a close 2nd. I still use a 360 controller to play current gen games, and it works flawlessly.

[@ZeranZeran]

Also I love that you can literally feel the buttons ( X and Y) without looking. It really is a great design. Giant A button, little b button next to it, easy to hold down to run. Best controller ever

[@timvillarreal1]

The GameCube is hands down my favorite Nintendo system. Every big series entry, like wind waker, air ride, or sunshine is so different and all of them still stick out to me.

[@zparklebugz424]

Paper Mario 2: the Thousand Year Door was definitely one of my favourites on GameCube and actually one of my all-time favourite games in general!

[@racciworldwrestling]

@@zparklebugz424I would love for you to tell us why ? I never had Nintendo systems and I plan on getting a 64/GameCube in the near future. I hear conkers bad fur day, paper Mario, Mario kart 64, Pokémon stadium, wwf no mercy lol, & banjo kazooie are gr8 games 🎮

[@Level1Sword]

It's crazy that Nintendo didn't offer GameCube games on Wii U at all. It's perfectly capable of playing then as the Power PC structure was an evolution of the Wii's, and you can have the Wii U play GC just fine through CFW.

[@OrchidEleven]

would've been a waste of resources

[@Brando2301]

@@OrchidEleven The GameCube is one of the most emulated consoles ever, with one of the largest communities supporting Dolphin. It wouldn't have been a waste, it would have actually softened the piracy/emulation market AND potentially made them bank if they sold titles through the Virtual Console.

[@jmac79ers]

Nintendo made so many blunders with the wii-u. Seems like they purposely nerfed the system's marketing and support. Too bad, it's really a great system imo

[@OrchidEleven]

@@Brando2301 they wouldn't have "made bank" the Wii U was a failure to begin with how can they "make bank" when nobody owned it

[@mechaniclassic]

Now is probably the best time to emulate Gamecube and we're shown that it is in fact possible with the advent of Super Mario Sunshine within Super Mario 3D All-Stars. However, it doesn't seem like Nintendo is willing to develop emulation for the Gamecube beyond that point. It would be amazing if it happened, but, if only...

[@noel_996]

9:55 That was probably the best decision Nintendo ever made. Knowing what happened to rareware.

[@NanomachineExE]

I don't think rareware going microsoft had much to do with microsoft and more to do with original talent leaving the company

[@narcopsy]

Rare is doing well now, Sea of Thieves is a big success

[@Moonwalker86]

@@narcopsy it launched in a miserable state.

[@DrViperVideos]

I say this all the time but thank you for these long uploads. My work is slow and tedious so listening to game facts makes an hour fly by, you guys rock

[@vexisfokz8092]

The GameCube was one of my favorites by far, I loved the GBA connectivity

[@mylifein8bit]

The wave bird is still one of my favourite Nintendo controllers, while not perfect it was a really good controller and did what it needed to well.

[@TaliesinMyrddin]

It's amusing to think Nintendo accidentally had a hand in popularising the internet as a whole yet they're so bad at it

[@rnelson1415]

From NES to Wii, I was raised on Nintendo consoles and was always partial to Nintendo games. I always love these videos

[@zeroxx131]

Man the Gamecube was so underrated. The game library is just superb. Can't wait to share it with my kids. Keep GC alive!

[@heavyq]

Hearing Brutalmoose Ian talking about the N64 was a welcome surprise I needed today.

[@seanh4901]

Started collecting GameCube stuff about 2 years ago. It's a beautiful console, and era of gaming. Heavy nostalgia, love it.

[@MrMota64]

The nostalgia of these videos are bittersweet. Bringing me back to a time of just being a kid with no worries and no responsibilities. 🥲

[@shivalah]

Here for the giveaway: the Gamecube is my favorite console of all time. I just love Metroid Prime 1 and 2 and this system was perfect for playing with friends. 4 controller ports and the best multiplayer games ever! Super Smash Bros, Mario Kart: Double Dash, Mario Strikers, Mario Party, goddamn this was the coolest console and everyone slept on it. And all during a time where the PS2 struggled with 30 fps, the gamecube had so many 60 fps in almost all 1st party titles and a lot of third party games.

[@aniican_]

I watch these on my long shifts at the hospital, really helps the time fly by! Thanks for the quality uploads:)

[@masterhyjinx]

When I worked at EA years ago testing games (Freekstyle specifically), part of the test plan was to test error messages and ensure games didn't crash in extreme circumstances. One of these test was to pop off the black lid of the Gamecube test kit. Under that lid was a pencil shaped hole. They made us slowly insert a number 2 pencil, eraser side down, in order to slow the disc down and create read errors. In these tests, the game could throw an error but COULD NOT CRASH. I thought it was bonkers but there it was, on the test plan. We also got to test the Wavebird which at the time was a GC controller with a big circuit board glued to it. It was fragile and had to always be set down in a foam lined case.

[@brundeasie_OG]

I loved the GameCube. I have a lot of good memories with it. These facts were fun. Keep up the good work.

[@SirBeanDuke]

In my youth, I didn't ever see any of the marketing surrounding the consoles which I loved so much. Seeing these clips and hearing their history is endlessly enjoyable

[@lande.r1]

These long format videos are great for working and having something interesting in the background tbh

[@ShadyForest]

I can still recall the first couple days after my family bought a gamecube where I'd be sitting in my second grade classroom staring at the clock, waiting for it to hit 3:30pm so I could go home and turn on that black and grey cube to play Paper Mario and the Thousand Year Door... It's a shame I still haven't finished that game 15+ years later.

[@destructsean7855]

That Gamecube whisper still gives me chills...

[@neatotweeto]

The GameCube was the last new console I played regularly, and definitely the console I amassed the most games for. I know it gets a lot of flak, but I can't help but love that little thing. Don't play it but maybe once a year now, but every time I pop in THUG for old time's sake, it still feels wonderful. That wavebird controller is a masterpiece.

[@YouTubeFoxBox]

I love DYKG compilations. Even though I've seen the individual episodes they came from originally, it's nice to just get all the facts in one place. It's a great thing you all do keeping all these facts together for us fans.

[@richardchatterton4936]

I really appreciate these longer videos to keep me up to date with the semi obscure facts you find! Keep it up!

[@eddmcs]

Thank you for the long videos, is great being able to have it in the background when I have to do work/shores. I was only able to play N64 a couple of times, but the one I did get was GameCube. Actually I still have it on display, one of my favorite games was Mario Sunshine, unfortunately I lost it but maybe one day I'll be able to get it again.

[@austincrew9604]

Love these long videos! Nintendo’s history is super interesting. Especially love hearing about all the GameCube development because that was the first console I personally owned as a kid!

[@brojo6308]

So I always wondered about the "dolphin" easter eggs in games. Never knew it was a development name for the GameCube. Love you guys.

[@Rybrytas]

I’ve always loved the console videos you guys do because it gives a good reason to delve into a LOT of different topics at one time!

[@Metroid133]

This is great background noise while working, and I love the dolphin references through the GameCube’s architecture and games.

[@DMurcielago]

25:25 "this did nothing and never actually worked" *literally worked every time 100% of the time without fail until the games were lost or smashed to pieces*

[@goodnaturedgamer8181]

The Game cube was the first console I brought with my own money, so many memories!

[@lnwreal9]

Learned so much about gaming facts on this channel. Keep doing what you're doing guys!

[@Jimus]

I can’t get enough of this videos. No matter how much I know about a topic, everytime you bring with facts I was not aware of.

[@demetreasandrews]

I really loved my gamecube as a kid I started with a sega genesis and n64. The gamecube blew me away with what it could do.

[@LinkAznable]

Honestly these long form videos are the best way to consume DYKG content. It’s so convenient to just turn on in the background and listen while doing anything else (I find it really nice while studying). Also the GameCube is a top tier Nintendo system

[@jdino188]

My first ever game console was a pre-owned GameCube from GameStop with Smash Bros Melee....man, those were the days...

[@flyinggondolaproductions]

You have to wonder how much different life would be if the N64 was a disc-based console

[@Don_Taro]

Thanks for these videos, I love the usage of old clips like TV ads and other broadcasts, it's wild to see how much things have changed

[@TheFastOne34]

I gotta appreciate how much work you guys put towards all the research for all these videos. Definitely one of my favorite channels to watch and definitely can't wait for more to come!

[@jesusgarza8209]

These videos take me back! Please keep giving us more content! I love listening to these in the back ground while working! 🙏🏻

[@jeffrey2315]

I love my little Platinum Beauty! That’s so much DYKG for all of your insights, and especially for those related to ‘Dolphin’!

[@PurpulPancakes]

I've honestly been a fan of the channel for years! I always love hearing interesting facts about games and such, from small details, to crazy hidden easter eggs, even stuff that was cut from games! The documentation you do is amazing and I love all the work you put into your videos!

[@FlashStep111]

Thank you guys for always increasing my knowledge on video game history and lore. Still need to watch the rest of the youtube channel. Keep up the good work DYKG

[@GazingSkies]

Man, I don’t know how to thank all you guys for the amount of time and work you put into these videos. I’ve been a fan of the channel for years now (since your Jet Set Radio video over 7 years ago). Not only have I been able to learn so much from your videos, but they’ve been a big part of my routine to relax. I’ll sometimes binge watch hours worth of content while playing games or doing just about anything. I really like the idea of this second channel because I feel like it hits the spot for whenever I just want to watch/listen to hours of gaming content. Keep doing what you guys do. You guys do amazing work and time and know that the rest of the community and I love your work 💜

[@ASentientToaster]

GB SP is my favorite portable game console as well. It was my first portable console and I remember playing the Legacy of Goku 2 and Buu's Fury for hours. I love that little console.

[@Kevinbleep]

I’ve been watching DYKG for almost 10 years now. It was one of the first KZbin subscriptions I had in high school. I live this channel and everything you guys do. Please never stop with the awesome information!

[@byte-mx]

I still have my GameCube connected to my main gaming TV... Ah, the memories! 😊

[@victorstk]

Nintendo Gamecube is my favourite console of all time, I love how it has good games from every franchise possible, from Nintendo or not

[@marcusmorales2681]

Love these compilations so much they help me get through the day! Thank you so much!

[@hirasolkairo]

I’m glad to have been following this channel for so many years and am so happy to see DYKG grow as much as it has

[@kennethbergan]

This kept me company on my solo easter travel, cheers :D

[@plasmicplaza2293]

Always put these on when I’m trying to sleep. It’s surprisingly relaxing

[@thoseoneguyschannel]

I always love these audio dumps to listen to at work.

[@HelloZombieGurl]

I LOVE going to sleep to yalls videos! Have been doing it for years and when you guys started releasing the hour long ones, I was so excited. It's definitely apart of my nightly routine (:

[@kylelopez7568]

First time commenter but have been following you guys around 2014! Thank you for being one of my favorite channels - got me through a lot of long nights in College and all the new uploads still brighten my day. Best of luck to you on the latest announcements + transitions!

[@VanPhoenix4]

The Gamecube is so underrated, with tons of wonderful games, my favorites are The Wind Waker, Metroid Prime and Smash Bros. Melee

[@markchristiandelacruz8860]

DYKG videos are always my go to videos to watch. will never get tired of these. much love ♥

[@FlynnAlek]

I’m so happy to know that I’m not the only one who puts these on in the background while working.

[@PaV_Live]

it always makes my night just a little bit easier to listen to these videos while I'm trying to sleep :) Thanks again for these compilations!

[@yoshiyoestar]

The short clip of Tales of Symphonia's introduction at the beginning of the video made my heart skip a beat, it's such an important game to my formative years.

[@davilong]

27:50 Actual jumpscare

[@infernoflow]

Thank you for the Gamecube vid! I like the editing.

[@Jaidawn]

I love how seamless the editing is, if i tried to edit that well my computer'd probably fry.

[@TVC_Studios]

These are great videos to listen to while working on thumbnail artwork. Thanks!

[@Sethiroph]

I'm always impressed at the research that the DYKG team does to find these facts, from the relatively well known info to the super-obscure tidbits.

[@PatrickHamid]

Great listening this in the background compared to the news. Helps a lot when I’m going through some work and need something engaging.

[@henrygreen2096]

I didn’t know Nintendo used to have competitions, wow. Or maybe that was the only one? Hats off to the gentleman who shaved his head, and ate actual insects for the prize. I do not have it in me to do that haha.

[@JBGR111]

I always thought the GameCube got the short end of the stick during its life and is only now getting the recognition it deserves

[@mr-moose-man]

Thank you for researching all this this stuff for a SECOND CHANNEL VIDEO. You put in more effort than most people for their main channel

[@paulconde1760]

I genuinely love the GameCube. Miss the good ol days

[@geoffreyquipse6061]

Always quality content with DYKG! Really hoping for that OLED switch :)

[@MrGuitar151]

Appreciate the quality content that you all work hard to put out!

[@BBE777]

I love this, the game cube was my very first console and I still have it!

[@OllarProductions]

I think it’s neat that the GameCube almost had a motion controller, wonder if the wii would’ve been different if the GameCube got the motion controls instead.

[@Ezim]

Seeing the N64 tech demos really made me get why they went the way with cratridges in order to get that smoother look opposed to the other systems at the time.

[@23zach32]

The n64 was my childhood, thanks for making this

[@trentevans8820]

As a major GameCube fan for many years, I was always confused why the acronym was “GCN”. I agree that “NGC” would make way more sense.

[@drewbedoobi]

loving these vids, keep em coming

[@jeffreyharley1123]

I had no idea that this was an official channel from you guys, I love it using it for back ground noise while working and driving

[@Lynn17]

I USED TO BLOW IN MY NES CARTRIDGES ALL THE TIME. It just seemed like the thing to do until I discovered the actual cleaning kit. In hindsight, running a qtip through the slots probably would've been just as good and better than blowing.

[@combatwombat8742]

I loved that GameCube fact with the famicon start up I did not know that

[@wtc1337]

Stuff like the snes using the sound card for graphics processing or the devs for crash bandicoot filling the inner disc with garbage data so the game would load faster are just such innovative steps that I don’t think you see too much of anymore on modern games or their systems

[@jerrydude101]

I really love the nintendo facts but console facts just hit different to me. Thanks for all the work!

[@HopelessCrows]

I love this console so much! Still my favorite to this day. Thanks for more insight on this gem! 😁

[@jeffcox6539]

If only the cords could have fit in an empty compartment in the console. Then it would have been truly portable. And a DVD player.

[@adamangeles9570]

the GC was so good! im sad it get little recognition of its awesome hardware and software

[@Rickackocka-]

oh, the gamecube. I remember not having one but buying games like Sonic Adventure 2 Battle or Pikmin until I finally had it along with a bunch of games like super Mario sunshine, metroid prime, cel damage, megaman x command mission and tloz ww. those were good times

[@willstrong1283]

I listen to these videos while I do the dishes and fold laundry. I love it.

[@SimUpdate]

Perfect content to sleep to, this one is my personal favourite on the channel!

[@heitortremor]

Longer videos to leave on in the background are nice. I'm glad I could find the channel from that twitter post about it from the main channel

[@brd0082]

I always loved the build up to new consoles. So many rumors and speculation. I was reading everything I could about the NX lol

[@s1aught3r5]

I love how new content is still being discussed after so long.

[@NicCastro6231]

Ahh, my regular does of sleep therapy 😌 as usual, thanks DYKG!

[@srslysxy]

Is that a brutalmoose I hear

[@draymius]

It is.

[@martyrmagoo6586]

I thought it was as well

[@jrchmgn.]

23:23 Gunpei Yokai lol!!

[@a.k.8195]

I LOVE the GameCube so much it's easily one of my favorite consoles ever Super Smash Bros Melee, and Mario Kart Double Dash are my favorite games in their series

[@opx4real]

The new white noise to go to sleep to. Jokes aside, the compilation videos are such a great idea.

[@dscar00]

GameCube is definitely one of the best consoles made imo. My very first console with melee and double dash