6 Things We'll Remember the Switch 1 For - Delayed Input

KYLE: I've been supporting Donkey Kong's
new look this entire time.

But if you're gonna turn him into some dad

who's dabbing wrong on purpose
to embarrass the kids,

I think you've taken it too far.

The Switch 2 is officially 2 weeks away,
which means tonight, we're kicking off with:

Now, with the Switch 2 being 2 weeks away,

that also means we are also only
2 weeks away from the Switch 1

being absolutely obsolete.

There will simply be no reason
to have a Switch 1 anymore,

which is sad, yeah, but, you know, it's not
like I haven't been here many times before.

You know, when you got a Game Boy Advance
you didn't need a Game Boy Color anymore.

In fact, I remember back in the day,
when I got a Game Boy Advance,

I painted by Game Boy Color,
'cause I never--

I never liked the color, like, the
deep purple color of a Game Boy Color.

So I painted it red with flames on it.

And I used the wrong kind of paint
so it just, like--

It was-- It was crusty, right?
And, like, it still worked

but it was bad to feel.

And so my cousin thought it looked cool,
actually, and I said, "Man, you can have it."

And then when I texted him tonight,
turns out he still has it.

[HONK]

But really what I've been thinking about is
how we're going to remember the Switch 1

in particular, right? Because--

Because so much of it is
carrying on to the Switch 2.

Like, you might say,
"Well, the Switch 1 was really

the birth of
Nintendo really embracing indies."

But I fully expect that
to carry on, right?

It's not like there's gonna be
a hard cut-off for that.

So here are:

EDITING KYLE: Now, if at this moment
you're thinking, "Hold on a minute!

He said 7 but the title said 6.

Did he cut one?

Let me assure you, no.
I didn't cut anything.

I simply counted wrong.

KYLE: Like how 'bout this:

I know every time
you click on one of my videos,

there's like a 50/50 chance I'm gonna
bring up Smash Bros. reveal trailers.

But it is 'cause I'm crazy about 'em, yes,
but I do feel like that era might be over.

What happened during the Switch
most of its lifetime, right,

was when you're watching a Nintendo Direct,
there's this danger and excitement that

something huge might happen in Smash Bros.

And I think you can feel it since
that it's missing.

You can feel that lack of certain
electricity, you know what I'm saying?

Nobody's gonna be sweatin' at their desktop
wondering who's gonna join the race

with the Kirby Air Riders.

This is the kinda thing I'm talking about
where you say to your friend, like,

"Bro, do you remember Labo?"
Most of your friends won't remember Labo.

You'll have to explain
it was the thing where

you had to buy a box full of
cardboard sleeves and rubber bands

and you'd put 'em together
to make your Switch do weird stuff.

And what's weird is the vehicle one
had its own video game in there

that will now be accessible only
to people who own a Switch 1

and a bunch of cardboard and rubber bands.

Probably should've started with this one:

The Switch is a feel-good story.
I was recently watching E3 2015 for Nintendo

and it's a rough show.
It's tough to watch.

What's funny is they promised the NX is
gonna be good but not ready to show it yet.

REGGIE: And our new dedicated
game platform, codename NX,

which we'll tell you more about in 2016.