Caddicarus' PS1 archive has a fishing rod for Nightmare Creatures
An upload-free week leaves room for controller experiments, cheat books and Crash Bandicoot's fan-made transformations.
Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.
The Useless World of PS1 Accessories - Caddicarus
Caddicarus posted nothing new this week, but his back catalog added roughly 370,000 views. Among the older uploads drawing viewers is a particularly Caddy proposition: what if a fishing controller didn't have to play a fishing game?
"The Useless World of PS1 Accessories - Caddicarus" tries the rod with Nightmare Creatures, puts a dance mat to work in Spyro 3 and tests a train controller beyond its intended railway duties. The sponsored video is the channel's most-watched regular upload, a feature-length tour of hardware that makes the familiar PlayStation look wonderfully unfamiliar.
It sits behind two other uploads in current daily viewing: "The Ridiculous World of PS1 Cheats - Caddicarus", built around a cheat book and its promises, and "The Concerning World of Crash Bandicoot Mods and Hacks - Caddicarus". The latter remains the busiest of the three, with costume replacements, low-gravity tweaks and a mod that sends Crash running legal papers through levels.
Subscribers held steady, while daily views are running below their usual level. Nearby gaming-commentary channels offer a mixed picture: YongYea is drawing well above his usual daily audience, while Lockstin & Gnoggin is having a slower spell. For Caddicarus, the week's activity came entirely from the archive, where even a train controller can find work outside the railway.
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Where next?
The videos drawing views on Caddicarus right now
- Channel
- Caddicarus
- Subscribers
- 1,160,000
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 368,960
- Videos published this week
- 0
The numbers
Here is how Caddicarus' week looks in views and subscribers.
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Insomniac Games developed the original Spyro the Dragon, released for PlayStation in 1998.



