Ranking Nintendo Published Switch Games with Wood from BeatEmUps 

Alternative name: Scott and Wood Decide Whether Every Nintendo Published Switch Game Is Above or Below Splatoon 2 for 2 hours.

I only just saw this in my sub feed! This was a lot fun to make with Scott 😊 I’m glad the comments are enjoying it!

0:00 Intro 1:33 Fire Emblem: Three Houses vs. Pokkén Tournament DX 1:55 Splatoon 2 6:05 Fire Emblem Warriors 9:42 The Legend of Zelda: Link’s Awakening 13:50 Nintendo Labo 19:34 Fitness Boxing 2: Rhythm and Exercise 21:52 Super Mario Party 24:12 Super Mario 3D All-Stars 27:35 New Pokémon Snap 29:55 DC Super Hero Girls: Teen Power 31:28 The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword HD 35:07 Pokemon Brilliant Diamond and Shining Pearl 37:46 Big Brain Academy: Brain vs. Brain 39:46 Bayonetta 1 41:57 Kirby and the Forgotten Land 44:36 Pokémon Legends: Arceus 46:43 Cadence of Hyrule: Crypt of the NecroDancer Featuring The Legend of Zelda 48:26 Clubhouse Games: 51 Worldwide Classics 50:24 Game Builder Garage 52:45 Daemon X Machina 55:59 Xenoblade Chronicles: Definitive Edition 57:08 Tetris 99 57:47 Fitness Boxing 1 58:09 Mario Kart Live: Home Circuit 1:00:38 Luigi’s Mansion 3 1:02:12 Pokémon Sword and Shield 1:03:36 Pikmin 3 Deluxe 1:04:58 Metroid Dread 1:06:36 Super Smash Bros. Ultimate 1:07:22 Kirby Star Allies 1:08:33 Mario Tennis Aces 1:09:47 Hyrule Warriors: Definitive Edition 1:10:38 Paper Mario: The Origami King 1:12:35 Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker 1:13:40 LIVE A LIVE 1:15:14 Go Vacation 1:16:01 Tokyo Mirage Sessions #FE Encore 1:16:58 Super Mario Maker 2 1:19:13 Mario Kart 8 Deluxe 1:20:24 The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild 1:20:31 Super Mario Odyssey 1:22:00 Animal Crossing: New Horizons 1:23:50 Mario Strikers: Battle League 1:26:01 Mario Golf: Super Rush 1:26:50 ARMS 1:28:41 1-2 Switch 1:31:19 Sushi Striker: The Way Of Sushido 1:33:13 Jump Rope Challenge 1:34:17 Nintendo Switch Sports 1:36:00 New Super Mario Bros. U Deluxe 1:38:12 Super Mario 3D World + Bowser’s Fury 1:39:44 Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Rescue Team DX 1:40:22 Flip Wars 1:40:55 Boxboy! + Boxgirl! 1:41:35 Fire Emblem: Shadow Dragon and the Blade of Light 1:42:02 Pokémon Cafe Mix 1:42:38 Snipperclips 1:43:23 Pokémon Unite 1:44:32 WarioWare: Get It Together! 1:45:37 Marvel Ultimate Alliance 3: The Black Order 1:46:17 Pokémon Quest 1:46:37 Famicom Detective Club: The Missing Heir and The Girl Who Stands Behind 1:47:25 Super Mario Bros. 35 1:48:55 Dragon Quest Builders 1 and 2 1:50:32 The World Ends With You: Final Remix 1:51:22 Miitopia 1:53:02 The Stretchers 1:53:14 Ring Fit Adventure 1:54:15 Bayonetta 2 1:54:55 Part-Time UFO 1:55:21 Good Job! 1:55:56 Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity 1:57:43 Super Kirby Clash 1:58:03 Kirby’s Dream Buffet 1:58:42 Kirby Fighters 2 1:59:06 Pokémon Let’s Go Pikachu and Eevee 1:59:41 Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze 2:00:06 Fire Emblem Warriors: Three Hopes 2:00:53 Mario Party Superstars 2:02:05 Xenoblade Chronicles 2: Torna ~ The Golden Country 2:03:10 Yoshi’s Crafted World 2:04:07 Xenoblade Chronicles 3 2:04:27 Dragon Quest XI S: Echoes of an Elusive Age - Definitive Edition 2:05:09 Octopath Traveler 2:05:53 Astral Chain 2:06:28 Bravely Default II 2:08:14 Triangle Strategy 2:09:13 Xenoblade Chronicles 2 Let me know if I need to correct anything! I don’t like begging for likes, but likes mean that more people can see this comment, so please like if you think it deserves it! Have a wonderful day!

Scott and Wood doing a collab carries the same energy as the Jimmy Timmy Power Hours

Never thought I would see the day Bob would be making a video with Scott.

Shout out to Bob for pushing through Scott's aggressive Wii U agenda

Boy, BeatEmUps and Scott have really dedicated themselves to making enemies of the Xenoblade fandom.

God please give me strength to endure whatever Scott is gonna say about xenoblade

Scott: apologies for not uploading a 2 hour video on main channel Also scott: publishes 2 hour video on side channel

I would love to see a part 2 of this. Missing alot of games since you did the list.

Scott doing collabs is like The Rock being in the same room as Dwayne Johnson.

Metroid Dread might actually be my favorite Switch game the more I think about it. It may not be the biggest scope or budget, but the game feel, visual detail, exploration, challenge, atmosphere, revelations, SAMUS… as a Metroid game and being a huge Metroid fan, it just hits all the marks for me.

Really want a Scott the woz video where he is in a saw like room forced to play fire emblem while his friends have to make actual tough decisions of some sort next Halloween

It brings me so much joy to know that scott adores 51 clubhouse games as much as I do

I watch both these guys, Wood and Scott. So awesome to see them colab!

Im really disappointed y'all didn't rate pokemon mystery dungeon higher especially when giving the BDSP remake so much criticism for being a bad remake. PMD DX is the complete opposite of BDSP it has a gorgeous artstyle, adds more gameplay mechanics, added mega evolutions, and shiny pokemon, and more post game content the gameplay format doesn't get too repetitive since it's a rougelike where the layout of the dungeon and items changes ever floor. Unlike BDSP adding nothing of value to the base game despite claiming to be a "remake".

I genuinely love to see this collab! Wood and Scott's discussions over Nintendo Switch games is incredible:D

Oh man! I love these two together talking about Nintendo. Can we get more of this please?

These types of videos have been awesome Scott

the xenoblade 2 slander is just annoying at this point

36:47 Okay, idk I wanted to add on that ILCA who made BDSP is the main studio behind Pokemon Home, so they have and continue to work closely with Game Freak. I’m also pretty sure they worked as support studios for a lot of big RPGs in the past, but I might be misremembering something. Pair that with the fact that Game Freak had two other games they were developing at the time, and I think that’s why they outsourced BDSP to ILCA.

Love this video…thank you for doing this!

The point about Brilliant Diamond Shining Pearl getting outsourced to a studio that's only made 1 mobile game is just plain wrong. ILCA has been a support studio for some of the biggest and best games of the 2010s (Yakuza 0, Nier Automata, Dragon Quest XI, etc.) and absolutely have the ability to make a high quality Pokemon game if given the time and money.

So, I play Pokken competitively, and AM one of the people scott says don't exist who vouches for it as an amazing fighting game (and yes, it IS a traditional fighter) and that also has cool stuff for more general Pokemon fans (plus i'll list useful resources for people interested.) TL;DR It does a great job adapting Pokemon moves with references to the main series games, as well as giving each Pokemon a personality through their animations;, and from a fighting game perspective, the game is extremely well balanced, has a lot of playstyle variety and room for player expression, and has a big emphasis on neutral play as well as fundamentals and adaptation due to some of it's unique mechanics. As I said, firstly, the game does an amazing job fleshing out normal pokemon moves into very well animated attacks and sequences: A lot of people wish the mainline titles had better animations, and I think this can scratch that itch: You see things like Suicuine using it's trendrils for attacks, or Chandfelure unfurling it's arms, and blatoise dynamically pulling it's limbs into it's shell or firing water out of them like a jetpack to move around. This is all often done in a way so in a way that calls back to the official games: Mewtwo's Hyper beam, for example, has a long recovery (or "endlag" if you're a Smash player) period where he catches his breath afterward to mimic the 1 turn recovery period the mainline games have. Chandelure's hex is adapted into a command grab that does more damage the more debuffs the enemy had, mirroring it doing more damage to status'd enemies in the main games. There's even callbacks to pokedex entries and the anime: Gardevoir's super here fires a black hole like in her dex entries, while Lucario's bone rush appears as it does in the anime, for example. Even the stages have a lot of neat details and references: one of my favorites is that the mirror in the Haunted House stage sometimes flashes and you can see Giratina and the Distortion World inside of it! By extension, this also means each Pokemon has a super distinct personality expressed through their animations, which also fills in different fighting game archetypes: Sceptile is animated and characterized like a Ninja, and fittingly has leech side and seed bomb traps, leaf blade acts like a iaijutsu katana slash, he can use a substitute wooden log, he has leaf shurikens he can throw out that float in midair as space control moves, and leaf storm is an anti-air command grab that leads into an izuna drop, all of which are common move types for Ninjas in fighting games, and gives him a mid range lockdown toolkit where he limits the enemies mobility with his traps and shuriken, can catch the enemy at a distance as they're navigating around those hazards with leaf blade or giga drain (a variable range command grab), and if they try to jump you can go for leaf storm. Some other fun examples is that Weavile tries to act edgy and cool, but secretly is really cute and will laugh or dance around and then try to hide it. Scizor is animated like a mecha, with some of his intro animations calling back to the classic gundam launch sequence, he gets jet boosters out of his wings in his run/hover stance, can charge up hiw claws like cannons, etc. This discussion of character archetypes segues nicely into talking about Pokken as an actual fighting game! To be clear, Pokken IS a competitive, traditional fighter: Characters have completely unique movelists with different inputs (though most of them are just a direction and a button, there's no quarter circles and the like, which keeps them approachable when starting out), there is an attack height system (tho it works differently from in most FG's), you have things like cancels, just-frames (moves getting better when timed just right), even street fighter IV focus attacks and FADC, concepts like oki (the mindgames around when a player is getting back up), footsies, corner pressure, etc is all still applicable, and so on. As a fighting game, as I said, the game is very well balanced: For a long time, the community never bothered with making tier lists, simply because it wasn't needed, and while people do have them and we've made a few community voted lists, overall tiers aren't a major part of the scene: Even characters widely agreed to be in the bottom 5 or bottom 3 in the game like Blastoise or Empoleon or Blaziken still show up in the top 8's of major events and tournaments with some frequency, while other low tier characters like Gardevoir, Suicuine, Charizard, etc show up very, very often: Almost the entire cast is viable even at high levels of play. Playing each character also feels very unique as well: This is, of course, something every good fighting game does well, but Pokken especially gives it's characters a lot of wildly different tools that make the fundamental gameplan and options each character has totally distinct, even compared to other great fighting games. There's also enough versatility in their movesets and options that two high level players using the same character often use them in totally different ways (Player expression), something added by the game's phase shift mechanic, which i'll touch on below. Characters also have distinct mechanics and systems: This can be as basic as Weavile's fastfall or Charizard's double jump, moedrate complexity abilities like Braixen's ability to support/assist cancel and build her support gauge and having stacks of enhancements; or as complex as, say, Darkrai, whose moveset actually allows for full combos even inside the 3d field phase and his normals place traps, and can enter a special buffed install state if he enters the 2d/duel phase with a specific move,. Or Aegislash, who is a stance character that changes his entire moveset to be zoning based and gains super armor in his shield form, but also gains more buffs which enable extra just-frames in his sword form the more he switches between stances, alongside having a unique parry. Pokken's most unique gameplay elements are it's phase shift mechanic and the way it handles attack heights, which both add depth, but in a way arguably helps approachability, as long as you know how they work (sadly, the game never explains either well): Firstly, wheras in other games, height exists as a way for an offensive player to bypass and punish blocking to open up a defensive player by sweeping a standing enemy or using an overhead or a crouching one, In Pokken blocking is height universal, and attack heights are used to allow moves to bypass and punish each other, even during their active frames. This means that height is most often a tool to get a reversal: For a defensive player to predict or react to what the offensive player is doing, and to turn the tables and then start a combo or break back to a neutral state (the state of the match when niether player is under pressure and both are trying to get a hit in). This means less time is spent with one player stuck in the corner, and there's more chances for both players to act. This also means there's not quite as much to keep track of when blocking as a new player, but there ARE still height mixups (If Player 1 expects Player 2 will use a move on X height, P1 can go for a move on Y height to punish it, but P2 can predict P1 knows that and go for a move of Z height instead, etc) As far as phase shifting: People obviously already know that Pokken switches between a 2d and a 3d phase, but 2d to 3d shifts actually happens based on a hidden guage/meter, the PSP guage, which fills up the more successful hits land: Different moves add more or less points. On the flip side, 3d to 2d shifts happen off of any heavy hit or most specials. What this means is that on a basic level, it acts as a system to prevent infinite combos in the 2d phase, and knocks you back to the 3d phase, resetting the state of the match back to a neutral situation where neither player is pressuring the other (with some exceptions). But it also means that at a high level of play (New players, don't worry about this!), players can actually manipulate when shifts occur based on altering up their combo routes and move choices: If you're just going for high damage, you'll want to alter your combos to end right on the shift so the shift doesn't interupt it before your high damage ender (sorta like how you'd change your combo route based on the scaling of what your starter was, except Pokken has that, PLUS you're changing it based on what the PSP guage value is WHEN you landed your starter). But you can also do things like go for a weaker or less safe combo that builds less PSP to keep the enemy in the corner under pressure longer, or as a combo reset; or you can go for a combo that shifts faster if YOU want to get back to the 3d phase either due to the matchup or to escape pressure if you convert off a reversal, or if you simply want the health regen/meter causing a shift brings. Some moves also reduce or reset the PSP guage, so there's a resource management aspect as well As you can see, both of those systems do a lot to allow the match to return to and to emphasize the "neutral state" of the game, when niether player is locked down and both are trying to get a hit in, and also to promote wider use of moves beyond just what does optimal damage. All that said, if the game seems cool or that explanation made it sound interesting, I hope people check the game out! You can find more competitive resources on the game's supercombo page, while the main community disk0rd can be found just by googling that chat service plus pokken: it's still active, as is the game's online, even if it's not as big a scene as some other fighting games. It runs some regular online tournaments, as do other community figures like Devlin, Shadow_MewtwoX, as well as one by Road to Greatness, etc.

Good list. 👍 It’s WILD seeing this before TotK came out, and Metroid Prime Remastered, Super Mario Wonder, Pikmin 4, Super Mario RPG Remastered and F-Zero 99! 😂 I’m sure there’s others I’m missing but this year has been good eating for Nintendo fans. 😊🙂

1:40:20 Pokémon Mystery Dungeon Rescue Team DX is one of the Top-3 Pokémon games on the Nintendo Switch, maybe even the best, and doesn't deserve this slander. =(

I truly cannot believe how Pokémon Sword and Shield got placed so high. That’s crazy!

Xenoblade 2 hating never ceases to amaze me... it's one of the best game of this generation. It does have some flow on the way it explain it's mechanics, but is one of the best experience on the market

POGGERS the mashup i never knew i wanted!

You should do a video talking about achievements in video games (I couldn't find one at least), I think you'd have an interesting take on them

One of my favorite RU-vidrs with one of my least favorite ones… yay?

Wood loving FE3H but not knowing there are 4 paths in the base game not just 3...

Go Vacation should go higher. The minigames weren't very deep, but it had four entire areas to explore, and it was really fun to go around with friends. They also had collectables, and you could climb every house. Granted, I only played the Wii version, but Switch should be the same but with higher resolution and less frame drops. It was a really fun time waster when I had friends over.

About ten times throughout this video he asks Scott what he thought of the jrpg they’re talking about and Scott just goes 🫠 everytime and I love how beatemups never catches on 😂

The crossover I never knew I needed.

OMG I just finished the mainline Mario tierlist, and now I see this. I am blessed.

I literally thought to myself like an hour ago "I wanna watch another Scott ranking video" and then this gets posted, I manifested it

The collab we have been waiting for

"Xenoblade and fire emblem are the punching bags." These are two of my favorite franchises. Its saddening to know so many people dont get it

Sometimes I get this feeling that Scott plays video games but sometimes doesn’t really “get” video games.

Will you update this video through the life of the switch? It’s literally helping me decide which games to buy. I know this video is 5 months old and now I’d like to know where other games rank with these, like Mario wonder, Mario RPG, pikmin 4, thousand year door (when it releases), tears of kingdom, Metroid prime, etc…

I knew he would do Xenoblade 2 dirty.

THIS IS THE ONE I'VE BEEN WAITING FOR!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

BeatEmUps collab AND Switch 6 Years In? We're FEASTING

I think Xenoblade 2 is better than most give it credit for. The problem is that all the great stuff is in the second half of the game, after the first half of the game bored you and/or pissed you off. I still love it though. That second half just makes all the bullshit worth it. It may be the epitome of "It gets good 40 hours in," but Xenoblade can actually deliver a payoff that makes even the most tedious and sluggish gameplay in the beginning feel purposeful. And who knows, you might not actually dislike the first half!

Yesir. Love this tier lists.

The really sick thing, these guys literally own every one of these games.

Man they're huge switch fans, all the games got S tier

What a commitment to rank all of these🎉

Scott, please, I'd love to listen to all of these at the gym or on the metro. Upload these to a podcasting site!

Man, my list would be pretty different because I just don't replay games at all. I love new stuff and there is so much new stuff all the time I wouldn't even have time to go back and play stuff again. Onward, to the future!

triangle strategy is unironically my favourite game of all time. it definitely is part visual novel, there’s a lot of text, but both the visual novel aspect and the tactics aspect are just perfect.

That’s awesome that the Nintendo Switch has put out nothing but S tier games!

Woah! Such a good collab!

This is a dream collab

Oh this is gonna be hell to timestamp, give me a few hours Edit (2 hours later): 0:00 Intro 1:33 Fire Emblem: Three Houses vs. Pokkén Tournament DX 1:55 Splatoon 2 6:05 Fire Emblem Warriors 9:42 The Legend of Zelda: Link’s Awakening 13:50 Nintendo Labo 19:34 Fitness Boxing 2: Rhythm and Exercise 21:52 Super Mario Party 24:12 Super Mario 3D All-Stars 27:35 New Pokémon Snap 29:55 DC Super Hero Girls: Teen Power 31:28 The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword HD 35:07 Pokemon Brilliant Diamond and Shining Pearl 37:46 Big Brain Academy: Brain vs. Brain 39:46 Bayonetta 1 41:57 Kirby and the Forgotten Land 44:36 Pokémon Legends: Arceus 46:43 Cadence of Hyrule: Crypt of the NecroDancer Featuring The Legend of Zelda 48:26 Clubhouse Games: 51 Worldwide Classics 50:24 Game Builder Garage 52:45 Daemon X Machina 55:59 Xenoblade Chronicles: Definitive Edition 57:08 Tetris 99 57:47 Fitness Boxing 1 58:09 Mario Kart Live: Home Circuit 1:00:38 Luigi’s Mansion 3 1:02:12 Pokémon Sword and Shield 1:03:36 Pikmin 3 Deluxe 1:04:58 Metroid Dread 1:06:36 Super Smash Bros. Ultimate 1:07:22 Kirby Star Allies 1:08:33 Mario Tennis Aces 1:09:47 Hyrule Warriors: Definitive Edition 1:10:38 Paper Mario: The Origami King 1:12:35 Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker 1:13:40 LIVE A LIVE 1:15:14 Go Vacation 1:16:01 Tokyo Mirage Sessions #FE Encore 1:16:58 Super Mario Maker 2 1:19:13 Mario Kart 8 Deluxe 1:20:24 The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild 1:20:31 Super Mario Odyssey 1:22:00 Animal Crossing: New Horizons 1:23:50 Mario Strikers: Battle League 1:26:01 Mario Golf: Super Rush 1:26:50 ARMS 1:28:41 1-2 Switch 1:31:19 Sushi Striker: The Way Of Sushido 1:33:13 Jump Rope Challenge 1:34:17 Nintendo Switch Sports 1:36:00 New Super Mario Bros. U Deluxe 1:38:12 Super Mario 3D World + Bowser’s Fury 1:39:44 Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Rescue Team DX 1:40:22 Flip Wars 1:40:55 Boxboy! + Boxgirl! 1:41:35 Fire Emblem: Shadow Dragon and the Blade of Light 1:42:02 Pokémon Cafe Mix 1:42:38 Snipperclips 1:43:23 Pokémon Unite 1:44:32 WarioWare: Get It Together! 1:45:37 Marvel Ultimate Alliance 3: The Black Order 1:46:17 Pokémon Quest 1:46:37 Famicom Detective Club: The Missing Heir and The Girl Who Stands Behind 1:47:25 Super Mario Bros. 35 1:48:55 Dragon Quest Builders 1 and 2 1:50:32 The World Ends With You: Final Remix 1:51:22 Miitopia 1:53:02 The Stretchers 1:53:14 Ring Fit Adventure 1:54:15 Bayonetta 2 1:54:55 Part-Time UFO 1:55:21 Good Job! 1:55:56 Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity 1:57:43 Super Kirby Clash 1:58:03 Kirby’s Dream Buffet 1:58:42 Kirby Fighters 2 1:59:06 Pokémon Let’s Go Pikachu and Eevee 1:59:41 Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze 2:00:06 Fire Emblem Warriors: Three Hopes 2:00:53 Mario Party Superstars 2:02:05 Xenoblade Chronicles 2: Torna ~ The Golden Country 2:03:10 Yoshi’s Crafted World 2:04:07 Xenoblade Chronicles 3 2:04:27 Dragon Quest XI S: Echoes of an Elusive Age - Definitive Edition 2:05:09 Octopath Traveler 2:05:53 Astral Chain 2:06:28 Bravely Default II 2:08:14 Triangle Strategy 2:09:13 Xenoblade Chronicles 2

For people who play Pikmin with normal controllers the switch Pikmin games were a huge step up with the lock on

i ran into wood once at a shoping mall in north texas of all places.

Man Scott is starting to be the king of collabs lately

Sorry i had to delay the 2 hour switch video here's a 2 hour long video anyway

Great collab guys

another hour+ long video? LETS FUCKING GOOOOO

1:42 Persona fans when they see a calendar: "Oh my god is that a persona 5 reference??????"

Now THIS is the crossover we needed

I wonder how long ago this was recorded? Based on some of the comments they said and the fact that there’s multiple games missing that have been released over the last year including TOTK and Pokémon scarlet and violet ect.. makes me think this was done over a year ago in 2022 sometime but nice to see these two work on this list together.

❗️My Timestamps: 9:45 I loved TLOZ:LA. I hadn't played it on GB/C so it was a new experience for me. I also think it is the most beautiful looking game on Switch. 1:02:12 Pkm🗡 is my new favourite Pkm. Sapphire was my previous.

It's been almost 6 years and people who haven't even played it or don't even like JRPGs to begin with still hate on one of the Switchs best game (Xenoblade Chronicles 2) for no reason other than it being not like your typical Nintendo game like Mario

Its so hard being a Xenoblade fan and a scott fan

new video to listen to while falling asleep

IT’s Ranking time!!!

xenoblade 2 slander :(

I liked Wood until he "humbled" bragged about getting the Zelda OLED switch before launch acting like he didn't want to be asked about it and then made a video about how he "faked" it when it was actually the real thing Some REAL youtuber scumbag tactics for views and clout on that one🤮

Skip to the end to see their placement on Xenoblade 2

Holy hell, the dream team has finally begun to form.

AS THE SOLE DEFENDER OF FIRE EMBLEM WARRIORS I AM SICKENED BY HOW YOU ACCURATELY DESCRIBED ITS PERFECT LEVEL OF MID.

As a wood subscriber for years, I always wonder, has he ever talked about beat ‘‘em ups?

Daemon x Machina was great for those of us who wanted a new armored core before ac6 was announced

Scott's gotta get me on the DS ranking video that console is my bread and butter lmao

I don't think people give Pokken much credit. I think it's one of the best and most fun fighting games we've had in the past few years.

Scott has a lot of opinions on games he hasn’t played

It’s cool seeing Scott cross over to Woods, it’s always nice to see some forestry :)

A very entertaining video, but I think the order the games were introduced onto the chart should have been by their release date, which would help paint a better picture of what was going on in the world. We all know Nintendo fans are emotional when it comes to their main game on the platform, but I'm genuinely more curious which titles were played / clung to until the desired games came out for certain genres (which would then justify bias and final positions).

Oh hey, my favorite card flashback!

The collab of all time

The opening Pokken respect has me like Heihachi Mishima cackling after looking through binoculars. I am in good company for a two-hour ride. (I am a Pokken lover, but I'd struggle to justify higher than B on this list.)

STRETCHERS WAS TOP 5 COUCH CO-OP EXPERIENCES ON THE SWITCH! Loved ittttt

Literally have had one of the worst days and this upload makes me so happy to see. Thanks Scott ❤

Damn i wanted to know where they'd put ToK and Mario Wonder, great video 👍

This is gonna be so goated

You two are My favorite nintendo RU-vidrs

MY TWO FAVORITE NINTENDO RU-vidRS COLLABING TOGETHER?? I MUST BE DREAMING- THIS CANT BE REAL

Now this is unexpected. A welcome one.

Are we gonna ignore the fact that Scott’s Piplup is called Pills, Yup

59:56 lol, that's literally what my 8 yo nephew said when I asked him if he was interested in Mario kart home circuit for Christmas, "I already have Mario kart 8 deluxe on my switch"

Scott you gotta explain more with that Mystery Dungeon choice cause what

Crazy choice of camera placement Scott. What’s behind you ? 😂😂

Another one of the card vids finally put into public mode.

i love how labo was the thresh hold of wether a switch game was even worth your money for like half the video lol.

1:59:06 I am the kirny foghters 2 fan. I’m played it competitively until the scene died off and was the top ranked player. Whike that game personally is my favorite switch gamd of all time, seeing it ranked that high was a pleasant suprise since I don’t like any of the modes in this game outside of competitive 1v1’s on legal stages so I’d honestly understand if it would’ve been ranked lower.

Miitopia with a friend, and making the miis our OCs is super fun