The Jackie Chan Computer | Chinese Edutainment 

If SerpentZA sent you then welcome! Please take a moment to subscribe. Thanks for watching! A special thank you to Winston ( ru-vid.com ) and Naomi ( ru-vid.com/show-UCh_ugKacslKhsGGdXP0cRRA ) who feature in the video. Take a moment to check their channels out and say hi from The Cave! This won't be the last you see of Jackie, he now goes on the list of machines for live streaming which will commence in June. As always please share your thoughts, comments and experiences below it's great to hear from you. Neil - RMC

So happy to see you put it through its paces! Stay Awesome mate!

My Chinese wife always calls Super Mario, Super Mary and I thought she was making a translation mistake but there it is. She was playing Super Mary! Stay Awesome Winston!

SerpantZA sent me. Not sure how I missed this back in May but really enjoyed this video! Great collab! :)

Naomi Wu is smoking hot.

SerpentZA sent me. Nice video. I'm lucky I didn't grow up with that computer.

Winston sent me over to check this out. [edit] And very glad I did! Great job!

First i noticed, ehem Naomi..but that entrance Neil, that was flawless 10/10 had to rewatch 4 times ^^

LOL - all because I spotted one of your videos listed on one of +serpentza 's videos! :) Collab's are a great thing! Stay Awesome everyone!

I always love it when two of my fav channels collab. Be it Techmoan and LGR or Serpentza and RMC. Awesome!

Oh shit! SerpentZA! I was just watching a video of him shipping a phone through these guys lol I had to check to make sure I was on the right channel lol Great video! I love seeing these obscure consoles/computers you find around China and other Asian countries.

Came here from Serpentza Channel! - You got a new subscriber.

I also got sent here by Winston :D! I think I'll enjoy your content a lot, nice review man.

8:47 That's exactly how I greet my colleagues every day : "Hello, how are you? It's a good morning. NOW SIT DOWN!"

That table jump got me completely unprepared :D

Came for Winston, stayed for the video.

Long time subscriber myself, but SerpentZA recommended this video :)

Clearly, the stunt world is your true calling! Great, great, episode. It's hard to come across a video on something that most of us haven't heard of, let alone to have it covered so well. Your channel is criminally under subbed.

My jaw is stuck in the open position right now. I clicked for the Jackie Chan computer, but I don't think anything can top Naomi.

What a cool crossover! Would have never guessed! That's a nice nes clone.

SerpentZA sent me! Neat bit of computer history. I went the Atari route initially, with the 800 and the 130XE, then on to the IBM PC series. PC XT to 386 SX 20 and beyond.

Interesting and enjoyable video(s), subscribed. Sorry for the harsh comment previously, sound quality indeed improved. Already deleted it before i saw that you replied to it. Keep up the interesting topics and have fun while doing it, cheers.

as a kid in 90s Russia I can confirm, I got my Subor back in late 1996 unfortunately the controllers plugs was really fragile, pins in ports was a bit fragile as well due to the technical complexity we didn't have some major releases from Nintendo, like Super Mario Bros 2 (Doku doku panic) and Super Mario Bros 3 etc, we missed all major releases that required some additional chips in cartridges

Here in Brazil we had a similar clone called Magic Computer by Dynavision circa 1995 and had similar functions like Basic and NES compatibility.

Came here from SerpentZA patreon page

Awesome. The Cave’s gone global. I thought they’d sent you a PC keyboard like Nostalgia Nerd’s “Star Trek” keyboard. Amazed to see it was infact an NES type system.

nice to see Wu again.

As a guy born in and spend 18 years in China, here are a few facts I want to mention in addition to the video: In theory, game consoles are banned until 2014, but this doesn't stop us kids from playing games on all different game consoles. there are two ways of getting game consoles. First way is called “水货”, and can be translated to parallel import or smuggle, and sources can be from Japan, North america, HK and Europe, with minor price difference in final sale price. The other way is to re-purpose game consoles as other devices, for example, iQue is a partner and redistributor of Nintendo in mainland China, they call their iQue DS as “双屏多媒体互动系统” or "dual-screen multimedia interactive system" instead of calling them game console, therefore they can be sold on market. There are stores selling game consoles and games, for example, my hometown (a medium sized city) used to have 4-5 stores in downtown. When I was in middle and high school, I save money for a whole year to buy my game console, stores will crack the console for you (PSP) or sell you cracked R4 cartridge along with DS so I can basically play for free, and I pay a small fee (~1 USD) to get my memory card filled in store with whatever game I want. For TV consoles such as PS3, before crack, we usually rent games from the store by paying a deposit then rental fee, or trade in played games for another title. Before I came to Canada, I owned a Gameboy color, GBA, DS, DSi XL, PSP1000, PSP3000, and Wii, PS2, PS3, and by parents bought me NES clone, sega genesis, and a playstation 1 when I was young. As for 5:26, for Chinese gamer right now, buying games in store actually quiet an outdated way of getting new titles, and people usually shop games online since its often cheaper. Video game stores is almost a dying industry in China because less and less people buy in actual stores, therefore I can understand why the store keep a low inventory on their shelf.

Team SerpentZA, checking in.

Naomi! please continue your own channel!!

SperpentZA sent me here :) Nice channel! Stay awesome!

Serps & Nomi left a bite of a trail, leading me here, I like your work Retro, a kool place to hang for a look see. Checked in, think I'll be staying for a bit.

I used to love playing "Super Mary" back when... wait, what?

What a great collaboration! Very interesting system. Keep the great videos coming!

Great Video! Winston sent me to see it! I enjoyed it a lot.

This kind of reminds me of the Magnavox Odyssey 2 (the only gaming console I have ever owned.) As a former English Teacher in China for a few years, I always appreciate the way clever Chinese people innovate to sneak around draconian PRC laws.

9:11 He says 'demand that they sit down', but actually in China, if someone says 'sit down' like that, it actually means what we would say as 'have a seat', i.e. someone comes into your home you say 'hello, good morning, please, have a seat', that's why it's all done in that order like that.

Never seen one of those before, hah! Cool. :) Really liking these "international" videos you've done. There's obviously loads of obscure stuff we westerners have no idea even existed. Here's hoping you find more of that stuff in the future - cheers!

Come on Jackie Chan uh uh uh oh oh oh!

I remember watching Winston's video back when he made it. Didn't know that it was you to whom he was sending the package.

These episodes on other country's computing history are great. Can't wait for the one on Italy.

8:33 The "Song of the Volga Boatmen" (known in Russian as "Эй, ухнем!" ). 😆

In Russia there was a big famiclone company called Steepler that made the Dendy famiclone series very famous in the country.

Ha! incredible entry! Hope you jump over the table in all your episodes. Cheers!

Another great video Neil, many thanks! “Sit down, you will enjoy this console!”

Naomi’s 80s get up was fantastic but same that's a nice find you have their

I grew up in Ukraine, and yes, I remember my Subor very fondly. If it wasn't for that system, I wouldn't have had my first exposure to Super Mario Bros, Contra, Castlevania, Double Dragon, and so many other franchises that I still consider near and dear. My model was designed to look virtually identical to the Famicom, slightly different from the one at the end of this video. Mine didn't have controller ports in the front, only a single port for the light gun.

A true intresting video!

Subor makes a chinese PlayStation rival for the chinese market today.

I’d wanted one for a while, in my last visit to China I searched and searched. Everyone in my family had seemingly had one but tossed it, they all told me they never thought anyone would actually want it in the future

I think you don't know that nintendo has iQue (China) Ltd., to sell their products since N64 and SONY sell PS2 in China officially too.But we gamers tend to buy the consoles through HK and japan ,because many games are region locked

Way before my time but still right in the feels! Love from Bengaluru India 💾💟

Looks like a combination between a NES and a commodore-64

It’s interesting that many games for Android are released first in China, at least the mmorpgs I’ve played recently were. The opposite of consoles.

That woman, wow! Had to pause, back up the vid got her channel name and now number one fan then went back to this vid to see the rest of the show.

SerpentZA sent me!

Chan's best movies are Drunken Master(1978), Project A(1983) and Police Story(1985). Police Story II(1988) is underrated. He played a "tough guy" in The Foreigner(2016).

I was 90% certain I also follow the person SerpentZA sent this to. I was right. GG

Thanks to you I finally found out why my video game console in the post comunistic nineties had a keyboard :D

I had an Xbox in China. They crack them and gave me a hard drive with around 100 preloaded games for about 25 USD.

just landed from a vid on SerpentZA, feel like ive traveled through time.

SerpentZA just uploaded the video of him sending it. I love time travel

Nice use if Ash 'Kung Fu'! Plus, great crossover, both of your channels are on my watch list :)

For those that don't know Naomi is one of the most prominent female tech youtubers out there. She makes almost all of her costumes and gear herself. In the past she has also been given a lot of hate for her appearance and looks sadly.

Great collab!! ... it’s like all my favourite jelly beans in one jar!!... your all sweeties!!

back in the 90s, as a kid i always dreamed of getting video game console with keyboard and programming options.

Damn man, great intro stunt. Very smooth. How many takes did it require? :-)

RMC never disappoints!!!

No one bought these to "learn". As for the game cartridges, well...most were your typical multi-in-1 carts.

More of Naomi please

I remember playing 8-bit titles well into the 2000s on imported Chinese Famiclones. Imagine my surprise when I first played GTA SA in 2005.

I remember hearing about this computer in the mid to late 90s and not realizing that it was a fairly new thing in China.

WOW! Another informative and highly educational video by you Neil..I have to admit again, you caught me with another video I had no idea with any knowledge of a Jackie Chan computer. Looks impressive for collecting purposes for sure. I like it. 8^) Well done again kind sir. Really outstanding to say the least. 8^) Anthony..

I've seen pictures of a later version of this with a 3.5" floppy drive built in, so if this version doesn't have any cassette or external floppy ports that was remedies fairly quick.

Wow,Contra,Super Mario and Galicia are greats Nintendo games that brings back a lot memories in the 90”and the late 80” for me.

That looks like an Amiga crossed with a console

Pfff, PC Masterrace will never be challenged by Subor consoles!

Got to love Serpant ZA and Naomi Wu!

i had a dendy system and a cartridge with 9999 games of which were only 10 different ones and the rest were same games that started on the different level or had different sprites like purple mario.

I actually had one of these as a kid, but i didn't do much with it, putting playing actual games aside. i also think that the only reason why Jackie Chan is in these Famiclones with a built-in keyboard is because he was kind and light hearted enough to do it regardless of knowing what he's holding haha.

Excellent video! Wow I have to find myself one of those for my collection, fortunately for me my girlfriend is Chinese, she'll hate sticking it in her luggage tho lol. did you know China also had a clone of the Sinclair ZX18 back in the 80's. Mega rare tho even in China.

When I was young. My parents do not allow me play TV games, special from game console. But they allow me use this kind of machine (because it called family educational computer, it is a COMPUTER! as they think....). So I can play sort of games from there, that is all my memory about TV game around 1990s.

8:56 she destroyed the glass into pieces. It doesn't produce noise valid.

I can't believe Mr. Chan would put his name on a famcomputer that doesn't come with Jackie Chan Action Kung Fu or either of the spartan x games.

Two of my favorite RU-vidrs collabing , I must admit I would have never thought to see Retro Man cave collabing with SerpantZA two completely different RU-vidrs XD

A Jackieputer! I must have one :D

so awesome...

Fun vid. Winston sent me

The Super Mario theme was running a bit slow due to the game being a 60hz version for the Famicom to run on the 110v 60hz Japanese mains. The UK mains provides only 50hz, hence the slowdown

Serpentza and his cohort Laowhy86 sent me. Interesting video. Funny story. Commodore assets were to be picked up by a Chinese firm in 1995. They wanted to make a CDTV style internet set top box for the mainland China mass market. That would have been an updated version of this concept. The company was a producer of knock off Nintendo clones and were under pressure from the Chinese gov to become legitimate and stop all the knock off product. But like all things tied to Commodore in the 1990's this deal failed. I remember they got to prototype stage and actually had an office in NJ USA a few towns over from me.

太棒了，这个是我的童年时爸爸送给我的第二喜欢的玩具了，第一件是他亲手做的爬犁（狗拉雪橇的雪橇），不过后来因为太入迷，妈妈就总是把他藏起来，不过我一般10分钟就能找到了：）

i watched this video 140 times and haven't passed the intro.

Love the use of the map from Super Mario World!

He should've kept that jackie chan box.... it's rare and hard to find.

0:35 That dude is not even scared

That NES there has the yellowed battle scar of age.

Got this console in Ukraine about 14 years ago, and she's even older. Only difference - it was without Jackie face, and stock cartridge was localized to russian language. Basically it's a decent quality famiclon.

every channel I follow is doing team ups, I don't know anymore which one I clicked onto

Later I realized that this thing we played at 2003, is 30 years behind the developed world. Most people are playing games using phone now, the console era are totally skipped in China.

That Red Alert 2 Conscript "Mother Russia" quote tho.