Ouya or Virtual Boy? Scott's Stash lets the wheel decide
"More Random Console Wars" pairs unlikely hardware opponents, from Game Gear and GameCube to Dreamcast and Xbox Series X.
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.
More Random Console Wars
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- 0:07A digital wheel randomly pairs consoles for Scott to compare.
- 0:41Game Gear's screen and game library come under scrutiny beside the GameCube.
- 6:09Scott credits Atari's historical importance but favors Xbox 360's contribution to modern gaming.
- 13:43Ouya's button labels, ergonomics and touchpad contrast with a Virtual Boy controller Scott likes.
- 27:02PS3 meets Nokia N-Gage, prompting a look at Scott's games and the handheld's awkward screen.
- 33:58Scott values the Dreamcast's distinctive identity when comparing it with Xbox Series X.
Scott Wozniak has found a way to make the Virtual Boy look appealing: put it beside an Ouya and start discussing controllers. The Nintendo headset's discomfort doesn't escape scrutiny, but Scott gives its controller credit where the Ouya's awkward buttons and touchpad lose him.
That's the pleasure of "More Random Console Wars," the busiest of two new Scott's Stash uploads. A digital wheel chooses the pairings, leaving Scott to find a useful comparison between machines that were never intended to share a shopping shortlist. Historical importance, game libraries and sheer personality all get their turn. He ultimately favors the Virtual Boy for attempting something distinctive despite its flaws.
The video passed 120,000 views shortly after its first day and is easily the channel's strongest source of daily viewing. In the comments, viewers request more installments, ask for further Nuon discussion and revisit their own surprise at the GameCube's commercial fortunes. The wheel supplies the structure; the hardware tangents supply the conversation.
The other upload, "Scott, Eric, Dom and Justin Duke It Out in Super Smash Bros. (N64)," brings a group session to the companion channel's unscripted mix. Meanwhile, "The First Year of Switch 1 vs. Switch 2" and "Talking About My Cats" continue drawing views beyond their opening week.
Scott's Stash added about 1,000 subscribers over the week, with daily views a little above their usual level. Among nearby gaming channels, Retro Jakes had a particularly large week, while HiddenXperia's daily viewing was quieter than usual. Scott's own week leaves room for both Nintendo hardware arguments and a considerably less technical subject: his cats.
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What viewers say
I was pretty surprised when I first learned that the Gamecube didn't sell well. Such a cool little unit that thing was!
@roflBeckSee it on YouTubeThis series is just an excuse for Scott to ramble about random consoles and I'm here for it. More Nuon discussion required.
@LargeToastieSee it on YouTubewas just thinking about the first random console wars stash today . you can make 20 of these and i'll eat em up every time .
@stardustvirusSee it on YouTube
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this series is like an infinite content glitch
@dad4436See it on YouTubeWaiter waiter more random console wars please
@sborgmikeSee it on YouTubethe sheer ELATION on his face at 10:14 is the stuff dreams are made of
@NikkcadeSee it on YouTubeI forgot about amazing frog, I love that game
@brikminSee it on YouTubethe N-Gage has a Crash Bandicoot villain type name
@MagicShinxSee it on YouTubeI came for the Gamecom, stayed for the Gamecom
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The videos drawing views on Scott's Stash right now
- Channel
- Scott's Stash
- Subscribers
- 628,000 ▲ 1,000 this week
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 1,143,966
- Videos published this week
- 2
- Video published
- November 5, 2026
- Video views so far
- 122,113
- Views on its first day
- 109,056
The numbers
Here is how Scott's Stash's audience and uploads moved over the week.
💡 Test your knowledge
Which company made the N-Gage, one of Scott's randomly selected consoles?
The N-Gage was Nokia's combination of a mobile phone and a handheld gaming device.





