Is this retro gaming heaven?! Retro game hunting in Kanagawa Japan! 

It’s definitely worth visiting. Cheers!

@@RetroReWire it's a bonus if you can get to location via Jr rail as we will be using tourist passes. Using subway eats time with ticket machines. Another place on my list is mandei shoten, iwatsuki. Its a bit harder to get to, have you been there?

@@atomiswave1971 I used the Odakyu line to reach this location. It was ¥680 one way from Shinjuku station. I have not yet been to Mandei Shoten. I'm not familiar with the shop, but it has similar vibes to GuruGuru in Tatebayashi, Gunma. I'll definitely look into it! Cheers!

Thanks for the support, much appreciated! More videos coming soon, cheers!

Yes, absolutely! The Dreamcast has a trove of great fighters. Cheers!

That’s a solid plan, you can’t go wrong with Saturn. Cheers!

I’ve seen the game once before, at the Surugaya in Shinjuku, Tokyo, but I have yet to play it. I hear interesting things about the game. Cheers!

@@RetroReWire I honestly thought I'd never see it, at all. I almost had a heart attack when my local game store, in the States mind you, just had a copy for sale. I immediately asked them to put it on hold and then formulated several ways for me to buy it. The $700 price tag hurt, but it was worth it.

@@Allerka LSD: Dream Emulator is another example of the rich software library of the PS1. Is the game lengthy? I imagine the replay value is high, no pun intended.

@@RetroReWire Kind of? It's lengthy due to it being incomprehensible. Like, there is kind of a nebulous goal but the game doesn't tell you it or what is going on at all. It's more of an AV art piece rather than a traditional game.

@@Allerka Sweet, I wonder if there are other similar art-games? But very cool, thanks for the insight on the game. Cheers!

I’ll keep a lookout next time I visit a Surugaya. Cheers!

@@RetroReWire ty mate!