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Games That Released on Everything

420K views · Apr 9, 2026 · Gaming

Scott's Stash

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@HopUpOutDaBed · 5 months ago
Ah yes, Rat-Tat-Tooie. The sequel to Rat-Tat Kazooie.
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@EricTurneyGaming · 5 months ago
i released everywhere
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@BubblesZap · 5 months ago
Cars not being on PS3 is a really great example of how rough development was for PS3 when it first launched
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@gingerale2042 · 5 months ago
scott mispronouncing ratatouille despite the pronunciation being written on the cover of every copy of the game in front of him is honestly impressive
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@GlivGluv · 5 months ago
All those copies of Ratatouille, only to say it like THAT
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@TheFantasticJoe · 5 months ago
Scott it literally tells you on the box how to pronounce Ratatouille.
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@pass_ · 5 months ago
your ratatouille collection won't be complete until you own a Korean VHS copy of the movie
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@mcgoldenblade4765 · 5 months ago
Scott learned how to pronounce Ratatouille from John Mulaney
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@zacharymccoy7091 · 5 months ago
I really wish the Simpsons Movie game actually stuck to their promise and released it on every available console at the time. That would have been the best marketing ever
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@funkythor6457 · 5 months ago
"this is gonna be a bitch to clean up" this is something Scott says at the end of every Scott stash video, he just forgot to edit it out this time
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@Ronboy-22 · 5 months ago (edited)
I think Angry Birds: Star Wars is the funniest example of this. It came to PS4, PS3, Xbox One, Xbox 360, Wii, Wii U, 3DS, PS Vita, and PC (I'm pretty sure). They were really trying to get as much money as possible by releasing a free mobile game on everything and charging $50 for it.
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@switchspeedster2671 · 5 months ago
Interesting on how most versions of Ratatouille is loosely based on the movie, while the PSP version serves more of a midquel, taking place in between the middle of the movie but before the ending of the movie.
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