Hello,

Hello everybody, and it's your sad little boy, uh, bruiser, hold of McNeely, that just wants your company. That I don't, it's your sad little boy uh bruiser hold of mcneely that just wants your company that i don't

it's hard to do the intro for the connect because what even the hell is it but i'm just going to go with

the weird demo that they did hi it's me i'm an awkward child actor on stage in front of thousands of

people playing with a pretend tiger there you go skittles stop stop

licking me through the screen this is definitely not a intricately rehearsed dance that people

yelled at me till I got right don't you want to buy this product I'm an awkward child on

stage in front of thousands of people oh e3 I will not stand here and look to this Skittles slander.

How dare you, sir.

And we have with us, Derek, from Stop Skeletons from Fighting, the YouTube channel.

Fantastic.

It's a good get, y'all.

If you aren't familiar, he's fantastic.

And he has his own video on the history of

the connect, and thank you so much for joining us as we walk down this weird-ass corner,

this weird piece of memory lane in terms of video games. We just did The Virtual Boy,

which was its own bizarro tale. And now, I guess we're doing like a weird, I guess we'll call it failed hardware,

even though the Connect is a little different because it actually did sell well out the gate

and was successful in certain ways, but then also led to some problems, let's say,

with the Xbox One rollout.

It is, well, first off, thank you for having me.

And yeah, this topic is like, it's so fascinating because it really doesn't feel like it

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