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Nutz4Gunz45: right? I was laughing when the whole fuckin console is just the logo lmaoooo

MAME > this junk ( maimly because of killer instinct )

@@girlsdrinkfeck killer instinct was made by rare

perhaps there is a discount from Capcom if you can make their Logo ludicrously dominant in any design.

@@geovani60624 He didn't say it wasn't.

McFly you win the comment section

There's no way that's not someone's fetish for real.

Do you mean on your Coch?

Like Inside a Star Filled Sky? That game never bloody ends.

Infinite what?

@@djmiserablecunt7932 Quarter dollars

Or infinite fifty pences.

@@user-yv2cz8oj1k Quids

It’s kind of weird brits don’t have a 25p coin of any type, in America 50 cent coins are relatively rare.

Daz is a twat though, lets be honest.

VodkaFox I managed to score my own arcade cabinet recently. Very glad(?) to announce that “JIM IS GAY” is scratched into the top flash.

And...... "Suzy sucks dick"..... with a phone number partially scratched out.

Just dab your cig ends on the top of the console, for that burnt cab authenticity.

And "Nigel is a nonce" scratched somewhere

GmodPlusWoW you can also tell that it’s expensive by the number of full length ads in this video, especially when someone with a PhD can’t afford it.

After a very short bit of research, just the plain sanwa joysticks and buttons would run about 100 dollars or 78 pounds, that doesn’t include the custom printing or (most likely) licensed copyrighted colors.

He hella did 😂😂😂 thank you for noticing it i couldn't stop laughing

And anyone who has wanted to play them probably has already. I don't really see the appeal here.

@@CarrotConsumer with this argument, none of the "mini" consoles are relevant for you

@@DOSRetroGamer It's true, though. Many of the freely available emulators online are actually better than whatever sort of emulation the mini consoles are providing, not to mention that most of them don't have a good selection of games either.

I imagine the price mainly comes from the big ugly custom housing they made. Tooling for stuff like that isn't cheap at all. Even if they aren't the ones manufacturing it they still have to pay out massively to some other manufacturer for this kind of one-off product. So much development going into something so gimmicky. Playing these games on a PC will give you a vastly better experience.

26:41 for me.

What are you going to load the ammo into?

@@accountwontlastlong1 a gun to shoot off into reddit

I was thinking Twitter but reddit works.

I agree, for some reason I really like the look of it, the combination of yellow, blue, and white is really aesthetically pleasing to me

i own it, it’s cool as fuck!

I think there's something wrong with Ashens for not liking this lovely thing.

Schlechter als Englisch. Er kommt aus Norwich.

@@doubtfulguest5450 durchfall

It's one of those words that's just fun to get right, much like Van Gogh, it's close enough to cock to be funny.

I would pronounce it "Cock", just for extra hilarity.

Until someone figures how to hack it

Labtec A I give it 24 hours if it hasn’t already been accomplished

If you're going to hack it you might as well just get a Pi.

But then you'd miss out on that great design.

And the games aren't even the best out there!

I'm blown away by your powers of observation.

As far as game company logos go, that's probably the #1 one I'd want. Timeless and unchanged over the years, always been aesthetically pleasing, the blue and yellow color scheme works. Though I wish they went with a black background instead.

iconredesign It's practically a billboard

@@John-og7os he got 81 likes,must be the head honcho of the CIA by now

Oh really? I didn't notice.

Aaron Jones don’t be sorry so do i

Ehh, it's just a capcom logofied arcade stick... it's just an arcade stick🙉

@@FIXTREME I just love the colors scheme and super crystal clear buttons

Designers.

@@poilboiler rrrraaah

That should be extremely obvious, they did not want to disturb the branding which this branding licensing deal was clearly based on.

They just didn't want to break the logo up. It doesn't matter as you don't look at them as you play so there's no point making them stand out and ruining the look they were going for

If you are looking at the buttons than you losing bro

_Supposedly_, that problem's been fixed. But I'll believe it when I see it. Or feel it not turning to goo.

Only time will tell

@@JamesPotts I mean the old rubberised coating was a petroleum based spray covering. Modern rubberised coating is actual rubber moulded to the part. So it's a completely different thing these days.

It's a completely different system.

@@medes5597Hmmm. I'm familiar with the new system, but I've also heard that plastics manufacturers had changed the formulation of the older style spray coating. Perhaps those that said so were confusing the two?

It should at least be pluggable to consoles to use with any game you wish to play

gary jones yeah but they used really good parts , so ya

Get a pandoras box for like £90 instead

Wot? Literally every US RU-vidr I watch calls plug-in PSUs wallwarts... Which, I might add, has always annoyed me, somewhat irrationally I suppose.

Same

American here. If I ever heard anybody call it that, I would punch them in the face.

Yeah, but I don't remember him wrestling great white sharks.

I don't think a family abusing, slur using, drug addicted sexual harrasser that kept drug dealers and gang members company to feed his crack habit will stir up a lot of sympathy from anyone.

@@milesedgeworth132 Thats why we were laughing at him. I still think some of his antics were hilarious but he was objectively a bad person. Also, feel like addiction, a mental illness, Is not quite as bad as everything else you mentioned.

I thought of that too. I even posted a question about this which I don't know if he can answer. I also wonder if the bigger Tubers won't be exempt from this, as they are exempt from so much else. But this is a classic case of an adult channel which deals mostly in "kid things" like games and toys. How in hell do you categorize Ashens?

I'm glad I'm not the only one. Sadly he never answered on twitter.

@@jacobnion2525 should be fine as all you have to do is say THIS CHANNEL IS NOT FOR KIDS on a channel and per video level so should all be fine hopefully.

@@annapocalypsezero4719 sadly that seems not to be enough. The thing is: it doesn't matter what audience a creator is aiming at or how old the audience actually is. The only thing that matters is if the subject of a video could potentially attract children. So anything that is vagely a toy, even if it's a 200$ collectible of an adult franchise could be considered a toy. And it's also not about youtube taking measures against creators. The opposite. RU-vid from now on denies any responsibility for content. Creators who don't mark their videos as kid's content run the risk of being sued by the FTC in America.

gary jones as an American, I agree, lol

Paul I loved final fight

Final fight is an absolute classic beatem up and still enjoy playing it to this day!

Not fair. Tennis is supposed to be tennis. Fighting games need variety.

or you know,vampire savior which was better overall

Darkstalkers 1 had better music for Lord Raptor's stage

I never got the chance to play it and I wish I did.

ahhh, New ashens video. YES! then 2 minutes in you're like Ahh what the heck is this crapcom, I wish I had gone a sleep naow.

I got old so I sleep 10 hours a night

paid*

I know, right? Because it’s not like this wasn’t uploaded for people to watch whenever they wanted to, right? Oh, wait...

@@simonj48 Capcom is doing great lately so we can take the "r" from there

I always hear this with every emulation machine. I personally don't care and if it is hot theft, let the code holders sue. If code it not registered then they can not sue, so bad on the creators of the code. I code care less if people don't know how to copyright and enforce their work.

@Most Deadest Pool of em All. Emulation is perfectly legal. Its the actual Rom files that are illegal, and technically you could get rom files legally.

@Most Deadest Pool of em All. Which aren't part of the emulator or made by the people who made the emulator, so it makes no sense to blame them if people use the ROMs illegally. And of course, ROMs aren't automatically illegal.

My God, the amount of ignorance people still show regarding emulation is staggering. Alright, people, here's some education: - Emulators are in no way illegal. By definition, they emulate the software, they don't copy or steal it. It's the creators' own code, it doesn't harm the original manufacturers in any way, which is why it's perfectly legal; - Copying/distributing copyrighted emulators IS illegal, because that IS stealing code and therefore intellectual property, even if you own/created the original software it emulates. - I don't know why people insist that ROMs are illegal, but they're not. If they were, that'd be a bummer for the original manufacturers considering they're the ones who made them. Now, it's (sometimes) illegal to distribute them without official authorisation or to own them if you don't own a legit copy (but if you do, I'm 99% sure that owning copies as backup is not illegal either); Either way, it's unbelievably hypocritical to claim someone making software that imitates yours without taking anything from it is piracy, yet taking their original software and claiming it as yours isn't, especially if you intend to commercialise it when they didn't (which, BTW, would still be legal because, again, even if it's emulating something else, it IS an original work). You don't get to come crying about copyright over something that doesn't hurt you while you yourself pirate other people's work. Basically, it's the software equivalent of arguing that making one of those mockbuster movies is piracy even though it's entirely original material, yet a major studio bundling a mockbuster with their movie without the consent of the owners of the mockbuster's would be perfectly fine.

Isn't Final Burn Alpha licensed under the GPL? If so I'd think it's free to use in whatever you want as long as you include an attribution readable somewhere with it. The Playstation Mini used an open source PS1 emulator with the same license, so it's legal. Though I don't know anything about the drama with FB Alpha & Neo.

What about the two Street Fighter games that were on it though?

Funny that you said that since Hyper Fighting is in Arcade1Up's head 2 head Capcom cocktail table

Ah yes, where I found out about most of SNK's games.

I too remember GameTap. It introduced me to a lot of older games through the free offerings, including Metal Slug and Daikatana. And while the latter gets some flak, it's not quite as bad as people made it out to be, even if the load times were a bit of a ballache.

I remember tale tells Sam and Max on it.

You’re not alone! I found so many awesome games from that service. It was great following Sam and Max get released every month.

But admit it, you're gonna start calling them that.

Nope, heard it a few times in American RU-vid vids. Type it into Google, quite a lot of entries come up for it.

I am American and I've heard of it referred to as that

...so not now?

Pretty much, yeah.

I think it looks awesome!, don't know about the camo buttons though.

Why when you could buy the premium parts for two players for about a quarter of the cost of this.

That would indeed be pretty asinine.

NotFilthyZak we do now

Ended up going down a rabbit hole after reading this comment, megadrive was 256i, snes and master system was 224i, n64 480i - atari seems to be 192i - i assume the NES was also interlaced so it would be 240i not p.

@@finthegeek Nothing outputs 240i. Every retro console, from the 2600 to the N64/PS1/Saturn, with the exception of the stock 3DO (and I think CDi), outputs 240p. The N64 and Saturn also output 480i in some instances (the PS1 likely does too). Consoles as recent as the PS2 and Wii are capable of 240p as well, though not many PS2 games ever used it (Ico is one, and some retro games offered it as well), and the Wii mainly used that mode for VC. Original Xbox was 480i-and-up only. Many of the Sega Ages 2500 games will play as 240p from the PS2, as well, and they look excellent via a component YPbPr component or RGB CRT. Wii Virtual Console games also look very good at 240p. This should make more sense if you think of a US NTSC TV signal being 240x480 and when you are occupying all of those lines you are essentially getting a progressive scan (p) picture. There is no room for interlacing.

I was staring at it the whole time hoping he would wipe it off and he didn't 😣😩

Haha it was staring me in the face! How he didn't notice 🤣

Watch some RU-vid gamer reviewer channels such as John Riggs, Madlittlepixel, MJR, and others.

Yea, same here. No one calls them wall warts

Hate to say it but that UK plug looks very dodgy. The neutral prong isn't complaint. No fuse apparently or not a way to open it ?

That's true. All of my extra chargers are in use now that things like lamps are USB. A packed in one is a huge plus for me

One of the primary justifications of adopting USB as an international power supply interface was the ability to reduce waste (i.e., electronics in landfills) by omitting that component. Someone _without_ an extra USB wall adapter can simply purchase one inexpensively. Its default inclusion probably adds about the same amount to the cost, given the expenses associated with the creation, packaging, inventory management and distribution of a separate SKU for each of the numerous AC power socket standards in use around the world (far more than a penny, most assuredly).

maaaaaaaybe it's cause capcom is wack

Uh, I have. And several of my techie friends.

I'm American and I've only heard that a couple of times and didn't know they meant those. I just call them USB power adapters.

I've heard hundreds of Americans call them wall warts.

Not everytime. Most of the time chinese companies make their own shitty version after they got the original from the official manifacturing company

@@S41t4r4 tbf, that's pretty much what i said 🤣🤣🤣

@@DJCrisisUK not really.

@@S41t4r4me: "manufacturers get the majority of thier stuff from the same factories hence why the designs are the same" You:"most of the time chinese companies make their own shitty version after they got the original from the official manufacturing company" So exaclty what do you mean not really I think you need to learn to read🤷🏾‍♂️

@@DJCrisisUK I don't think that you can read. You basically said that they get their product from the same fab. I said that often these chinese company get prototypes or final versions illegaly from the official fabs and copy them more or less.

Agreed, I haven't heard it before either, but I will start using it

it's a regional thing, though which regions i'm not entirely sure. the first time i heard the phrase was from mc frontalot's "stoop sale." here on the west coast (and most of the US i presume), it's an ac adapter.

@@Kwyjibo28372 well I have never heard of it in Pennsylvania, so I wonder how someone across the pond heard it before me

@@Bald_Wizard_Man if it's specifically regional to e.g. nyc, i could see it osmosing just as easily to england as to the west, and at least one person noted that it doesn't seem particularly american in origin. as far as i can tell, it just catches on wherever people just start using it. so the etymology here seems to be a bit of a mystery.

A small number of people here in the East Coast region use it, but the rest of us call them "ac adapters" like sane human beings who know what words mean.

Not like its a commercial, but yeah. Accept for the legal issues PB is better in every way.

DG 1 I know.. most unfortunate. Hopefully down the line this thing can be “unlocked” and have roms work on it.

Teriyaki chicken rice bowl.

@@boskostoybox Nice! I had chicken breasts and vegetables.

Shredded beef tacos from this new Luchador-themed taco shop that just opened last year. It's pretty great

3rd Strike ran on CPS3 hardware. I think this thing only covers CPS1 and 2, disappointingly.

STATICDESTROYER True but it used FBAlpha right? Would've been a great opportunity to actually give Red Earth a home release

One version. Puzzle Fighter could hardly be counted as an SF game.

@@johnbonhamsinger Ah, you're right. Sorry, this is one of the rare occasions I commented before watching the full video. I just saw what looked to be Street Fighter 2 on the box and thought they'd done something similar to the Anniversary Collection or that 1 UP arcade machine.

@@insertatitlehere13 Hah, it happens!

ashens stopped counting numbers when he stopped looking at his bank account balance

fun fact, British people use different numbers.

@@darrellgardner4561 They use Base-14.

It actually has 18 games, Capcom Sports Pack is 3 games but it's counted as 1.

Really? I swore the box said 91.

@Samson Themighty Out of curiosity what region. North west, mid west, south east, ect? I'm wondering if it may be a regional thing.

@Samson Themighty OK, I'm on the east coast. That might explain it.

lol

Good work

probably spit but nevertheless, nice catch lol

Went right to the comments when I saw it 🤣

Stuart is often seen spitting, lol.

More games (20 + I hear 20 more Hidden ones), cheaper, easily moddable, can be used as a PC controller and likely consoles too but an adapter might be required for those. The only real things going for the capcom one are the second set of controls, Sanwa from the start and a legal way of purchasing AvP. No getting around how unwieldy this thing is though.

Ben Robertson also the Neo Geo Arcade Stick Pro comes at a reasonable price .

Ben Robertson What are the hidden games? Not too keen on the standard 20 all being fighters, wish it had the same or similar selection to the mini as I heard it’s technically better.

The original is still one of the finest games ever.

he technically is, albeit as a secret character

It's true, he pilots Blodia