90% positive, that works

The kid talking about switchs complexity is a PC gamer, oh boy :)

Yeah, I saw this too, and just... some funny quotes here xD

"Skyrim has a lot of graphics, this thing must be really powerful" - You heard it here folks. Switch is a BEEF CAKE.

"This is probably going to be so much money. It's gonna break your bank" xD

But best of all, that glasses kid.

"There is definitely no competitive gaming on this" - while Spla2n is playing.

"This could have possibly been cool... if it wasn't Nintendo" - Wut?! XD

"It seems too complicated. They made it seem so.. seamless, there's gonna be a ton of problems with it."

And probably the most hilarious I found.

"I don't really see the point in platformers"

Oh man, that guy gave me so much laughs. XD

Both ends of the spectrum in there with the Mario footage, lol at Miracle's reaction to the trailer.
From the few gaming videos I've seen of this channel, Will always seemed to be the biggest gamer out of the bunch.

Still, at the end, I expected them to whip out a Switch for them to see... maybe in their next video.
Jejeje, can't wait to see them playing 1-2 Switch

I swear I wanted to smack the Asian guy. Such an ignorant prick.

Idk which one is more funny. The video or the ppl that are triggered by this video

Not watched it since Im on mobile. But is it by those people who pissed everyone off last year? You know, the two dudes, one looks like a sloth thats been run over by a cement roller? Finebros?

I also loved: 'I hate when people make PC gaming sound way, way more superior.....but it just is!'

I never watch these "kids/teenagers react" type of videos anymore, because somehow they always manage to find the most obnoxious, ignorant and douchy kind of people there are. And the reactions always seem to overblown and excessive.
The comments here so far seem to corroborate that...

I was like "bish wut?".

That triggered me. He probably buys a new CoD every year though <.<

I actually thought given their ages and that only a couple seemed to be core gamers that their opinions were pretty well informed.

As a huge 3D platform game fan it did hurt that a couple of them did not see a point in platformers, but I can understand it at the same time. Many of them will only have played narrative driven games or competitive driven games with the goal being unlocking more story or winning. I think it's harder to describe why people like playing platform games that are a solo experience with almost no story element. I personally enjoy the collection and exploration aspect, but it's something that either clicks with you, or it doesn't.