@@WulffDen I recommend playing super mario maker in the switch since it's great! you can create a level urself and have fun in it or play people's levels, try to always play levels that aren't prankster types.
Kirk Fogg's African Adventure was one of his bands. He talked about it on the Wulff Den Clips channel in one of the videos of his Metroid Dread playthrough
@@conm9891 Yeah his sponsor segments never get skipped he should really get paid more... By that I have no clue what he gets paid but I think it should be more with the absolute quality that he puts into his sponsor segments I have literally shown people his videos just for his sponsored spots 🤣
i love the pipeline of tech enthusiasts getting increasingly more compact stuff, both wulff den and optimum tech have been moving in that direction and im all here for it
Bob is in another league when it comes to making ads for his videos. Instead of skipping them like I usually do, he has me rewinding to watch his again! 👏🏼
Absolutely crushed that commercial remake. Also was about to order a Satisfye grip for me and everyone else in the fam, gonna use that code. Thanks Bobby!
This is probably my second favourite tradition on the Wulff Den along with the PAX East videos. That commercial is awesome as always with how you go above and beyond with sponsored ads.
Thank you so much for creating the best sponsor portions of your videos on all of youtube. As a consumer, I absolutely hate how sponsors are included in videos. I understand why they are needed as a creator. But, honestly, I simply hate most of them and hate to tap my phone screen to skip through them. I pay for premium simply so I do not have to sit through ads. They suck really bad! Every where we look there are ads. I want to give your channel major props for making your sponsor segments highly entertaining and worth watching. All the huge tech channels can learn from this channel. I hope you explode and get millions of subscribers because this channel is really that good. Thank you for all your efforts and creativity, especially when dealing with your sponsor portions.
for my switch lite and my v1 unit, I usually just use a 5v 2a wall wart or a battery bank that can do 5v 2.4a output. Since it's not usb-c PD there's not too much worry about getting unsupported mixtures of voltage&erage=wattage
I would like to thank that 5 second clip and the Long Island Music Scene Wiki for sending me down the rabbit hole of all the bands you used to be in. Do you think the kids at the Casari show in that hotel realized they were in the presence of The Bob from the Wulff Den????
I wouldn't say the whole get "any old headphone adapter" those things are USB Digital to Audio Converters (DAC), which is built into the motherboard of any device with a headphone jack. Those cheap ones are known to distort the sound profile of music and games. The Apple official one is widely regarded as surprisingly excellent quality for under $20
Loved the Satisfye ad! I was gonna guess it was based off of a 1980s commercial, then when you said "Now you're playing with power" I knew it was some sorta remake of one of the old Nintendo commercials. Pretty good guess from someone who was born in 2000.
It's not made specifically for the Steam Deck or Switch, but for anyone wanting a similar bag to the Tomtoc ones Bahb mentions but with a lot more heft, I use a Chrome Industries Mini Cadet, for what it's worth. The Tomtoc seems better suited for tech specifically with its soft inside, but the Mini Cadet I use is about the same size as (or quite possibly bigger than) the Steam Deck Tomtoc one Bahb talks about. Mine fits my SD and just about everything else I need for a day trip in my city on my bike, and it's very well balanced... but it doesn't have the cushy interior or inside organization, just one big pocket. I like it cause it fits my SD, mouse and sff keeb, along with my bike lock and keys and stuff. It's really more of a short-trip bike bag. As always Bahb, we love you! I watch every video from you and Wood, and the Nontendo and Wulff Den podcasts are always on my headphones at work! Mad support. Never change.
Wulf’s idea of a light weight bare essentials switch bag takes 13 minutes. My bares essentials: OLED switch, skull & co grip and a mario carrying case from V2 mario bundle and a switch charging brick (it’s a usb c, so I even slow charge my laptop with it). The OLED fits into the case without the grips attached, the grip thingies just go into the backpack.
Finally!! I was looking to buy a new bag. Supporting Bob and a dope bag all in one not much more I can ask for. Also, the boy still CRACKED at those sponsored segments!
That’s crazy I didn’t expect you to be a drummer in a band let alone doing scream vocals. It caught me off guard but was cool to see since I do scream vocals for fun.
Very true, it's basically a more faithful modernization of the og SNES controller. That might be an option if you're looking to get your setup even smaller.
I've had the satisfy group since the first time you you recommended and I have never looked back!! If you have a large hands this is a must! Only way I play in handheld mode
We've got almost the same bag, I have the tomtoc bag specifically made for the steam deck. I just put all my steam deck stuff in mine: 8bitdo pro2 controller, foldable bluetooth keyboard w/trackpad, jsaux small dock, deck charger, micro sd to usb converter, soundcore liberty 3 headphones, and my wallet. I absolutely love the bag, it's the perfect size and keeps my steam deck protected. I'm able to fit all my accessories too. For anyone considering getting a tomtoc bag, do it, it's definitely worth it! The materials feel well made. Perfect for EDC.
When we go out, we use a Switch slingbag that fits a Switch with a grip. That has a charger and cables. But we also have a separate backpack for 4 full size controllers, because nobody wants to play on joycons.
I was only looking for new accessories for my new Tears of the Kingdom OLED Switch. But after that ad, and after the fact you only made it cause you were bored lol, I instantly subscribed. Good content. That mythical satisfye looks right up my alley.
I really hate ads... But you make the best commercials on RU-vid imho. You put so much work&love into this, that i actually have to watch the full length of your sponsored videos
I use the mophie powerstation 20,000mah portable battery and the same 8bitdo controller. I like that I can recharge my switch and iphone once or twice each without carrying bulky blocks. I do find that when I travel or ride on trains/buses/planes that I cant use the official portable dock charger, or built-in kickstand comfortably so I dont really bring extra joycons or docks. Thanks for the cool bag info, Im definitely going to check it out!
-genki's covert dock, a typeC to typeC cable, and a slim hdmi cable; has a type A usb port, a type C port and HDMI as well. Plug in the C's, now you can hijack the nearest tv for Mario Party. or charge things if you rather do that.-
Satisfye’s case and grip bundle is the single best thing you can ever buy for your switch. The ONLY people I wouldn’t recommend this for is people that never play their switch in handheld mode. If you ever use it portably then this product is the best purchase you can make. I promise
My daily carry bag is pretty similar. I bring my Razer Blade 13", Steam Deck, blade charger, deck charger, C to C cable, charger block with usb-C/usb-A input, and my sony wireless buds. If I'm feelin' spicy, I might bring my mouse. But, most of the stuff I carry with me is just the stuff I don't want stolen if my apartment is broken into. I used to bring my Kindle with me too, but my Samsung Fold pretty much replaced it.
Love this. I have a v1 switch I don't use online and an oled which I use to play games online with my kids. I love that I can throw both in this bag. With the flip covers on I must add. Awesome!
The Apple USB-C charger works with the Switch with no issues. I use the same computer he has as well as the model before it and I just use that charger - one less power thing to take with me.
sponsorblock skipped the sponsored part for me but after reading so many comments about how good it was i had to go back and watch it and honestly it was worth it
For me, unless I know I'm going to play with other people, I bring my switch with my Hori Split Pad and a Butterfox case made to house that, and have joycons in a separate bag or compartment.
I've connected my SN30 Pro+ to iPad, Android phone, Switch, and PC. Can confirm that it's very able to connect to dang near everything that supports a Bluetooth controller.
I just use my Satisfye grip for my Switch Lite and thats it. I have an Alienware backpack that has padding for my Dell laptop and space for my charger.
Not nearly as portable as the controllers in this video, but my mobile gaming/emulation setup lately has been the 8BitDo Pro 2 with a phone clip. Super awesome controller. Also cant say enough positive things about mu Satisfye OLED grip. I bought the combo pack with the case and accessories shown in this video and its a total game changer for handheld play.
A good tip for some people is to run the headphone wires under your shirt then it will less likely get caught on things. my wire is long enough to have it run to my back so the wire doesnt come through the front of the shirt
I travel with wired earphones and aux Bluetooth adapter. It helps comes in handy when I drive cars without Bluetooth. Also I’m afraid of dropping my AirPods while on a plane.
Got a tomtoc pouch for IPad Pro that fits with keyboard and pencil on plus like that one you have has same type of extra pocket for headphones and cables, it’s really nice
Just one question: Talking about portability, better switch or steam deck? No matter weight, just for playing outside ( in areas with no internet connection or using phone as hotspot )
When you said presentation I thought it was going to be you in front of a PowerPoint slide XD. Good remaster of the comercial! And Satisfye, if you’re reading this, make one for the 3ds, please 🙏😅!!
Interesting remarks on the power delivery and charging issues. I personnaly have been charging my Switch a lot using my MacBook Pro charger (67W). It's just more convenient to me since it is always lying around where I play handheld, while the dock is in another room in my house. Haven't noticed any issues until now, but should I stop doing that ? Thanks for your answer, and for the video! Cheers from France 👋
I always like when you make these kinds of ads, but I love when your dad does the ads and he pours a whole ass bottle of water on his shoes yelling "dammit".
The coolest to go setup I ever saw was this chick that had a modded Gb micro with an everdrive with a small charging wire , all contained in a carrying case that could fit on a keychain 🔥
