I collect and play all sorts of games, including card games, board games, table top games, video games. I focus on that nostalgic feeling of the 90's and look at franchises from that era.
Thank you for showing off this stuff really well! I want to recommend moving your light setup so when you show the cards there isn't any glare into the camera :)
Well I have to buy fake Pokémon games because their prices are so outrageously high for one of the best selling games of all time I simply have no choice
I have my originals, both Japanese and American but my children have repros. I changed the shells and labels to make them look authentic, then they were stolen. 😂 Thankfully I have more repros. 😁
Might need to shake harder, and if that fails the accelerometer inside might be misaligned, I have a separate takedown video if you want to take a look inside. Good luck!
You recapped this controller board, didnt you? I can tell because of how you have solder blobs on the back side of the board where the caps go through the hole to the other side of the board, insinuating you cut the legs of the old ones and soldered new ones to the old legs
The previous owner had recapped it to try to fix the issue before I got my hands on it, it was a 1 minute video so I didn’t go in to too much detail, good eye 😀
Hey there, I bought some CR2025 batteries and they look just like yours but in other videos I see they have CR2025 batteries but the tabs are flipped, should it all work the same or would my battery be upside down?
I bought this same fake one, lowkey a gem for $13.99 considering it works perfectly if your just wanting to play the game and don’t care if it’s authentic or mot
I wish the game would keep the high scores after you power it off. That’s my only complaint about this cabinet as all other arcade 1ups keep the scores
I love the fact that you get to fight in the future and destroy Skynet as you only see bits in the film. Well done, great video all around, top banana 🍌
@@bsmith8166 actually the proper IUPAC name is propan-2-ol, all other names are non-standard. You’ll probably see both names used everywhere for marketing reasons, ie isopropyl alcohol reminds people it’s also rubbing alcohol which is typically pre mixed with water (maybe 70% to 30% water), while isopropanol might be 99%.
There are several generation of fakes, huge market in Asia that made repro carts even ones from 80's and 90's. More modern ones don't even use batteries but use solid state to save, but they aren't that good and won't last very long.
@@NathanWubsyeah Gen 2 batteries run dry much sooner than Gen 1 because of the timer system. Even in Gen 3 they use solid state and don’t need batteries to save, but ruby/sapphire/emerald uses a timing system as well and uses a battery just for running the clock
