That someone was me :) I was happily surprised to see this video, as I somehow hadn't noticed your replies to my comment. Really cool to see these models again, those were among the very first LCD games my friends had back in the day. I like how the brushed metal makes them look a bit more premium. The graphics of Plane & Tank are really fun to watch, I have the Radio Shack style model, still looking for one with the metal front. The one my friend had back then was red (not sure if it was silver or gold). The driving game has interesting gameplay with a slot machine and random items on the road (IIRC). My first LCD game was Cracksmen by Liwaco, which has very fast gameplay and is still enjoyable to play today. There was a whole set of these with the exact same gameplay but different themes. Casio made some nice LCD games as well.
@VectrexForever LOL, I really do take my inspiration from you guys. I want to make it interesting for you, because it's all interesting to me. I'm easy. Worked on two play & time games this afternoon. Fixed one and found out the other was a variant internally and with the screen so my scrap game wouldn't work for parts. I love fixing things.
@@lindaguillory7802 Wow, good job! Maybe you could do a repair video, that would be interesting to watch. EDIT: Wait, I watched videos of you repairing games already, I really enjoyed them, would love to see more. I love your story about how fixing your games turned into your career. As a kid, I disassembled my toys because I wanted to know how they worked, but couldn't put them back together. Later on I was able to also put them back together, which sometimes magically fixed them. Later on I could fix some stuff, but nothing too complicated. I've almost replaced all chips in my Commodore 16 by now, and it still doesn't work correctly :D
Defender was my favourite. It started as an arcade game then went into a table top bar game and eventually a mini handheld arcade game. I just can't seem to find one anywhere 😞
I jad a few of those, then I had to het all the colico mini arcades thoese Table tops. Loved them then Arcade 1up came out . 16 cans latter still getting yjem but you do you hirl.😊
@RubyJones-zj4fu love the coleco mini arcades. I have a set to keep and a set to play. Thought about the arcade 1up, but didn't want to run out of space.
Your video is very interesting. I like those LCD games and never have known how many of them existed, and how many variations they had (I like the silver screens the most). I have some of the Tiger Electronics ones, some mini sized Sonic themed ones, one of Battleship, etc., and it's cool to know more of them from other companies. It's a shame that your video has only 720p resolution. Me (and I suppose many people nowadays want to see in at least 1080p (or even 4K) for appreciate the details when we zoom-in what you are showing to the camera. I did that many times when watching it and always was disappointed because I can't see enough details. I really admire the size and variety of your collection. You should be the happiest retro gamer girl ever!!! I hope you play your games from time to time and show them your warmth☺️
@elvisrobotbeta3299 lol, yeah my camera skills are trash. Thanks for taking the time to say it in a nice way. 🤣. I wish I could say I will do better, but... I really suck. I only post 25% of what I do, but the rest is worse. I will do research on a camera, don't get your hopes up. Thanks for your support. Stick with me until you can't take it anymore. Lol
@@lindaguillory7802 Hahahaha, did you notice it🤭 Well, you're welcome, beautiful. The important thing was to make you feel good as much as I could☺️😏❤️ Of course, I will not lose hope and I will keep an eye on you. And I will stick with you forever until our last breaths are heard loudly😉❤️
That someone was me :) I was happily surprised to see this video, as I somehow hadn't noticed your replies to my comment.
Really cool to see these models again, those were among the very first LCD games my friends had back in the day. I like how the brushed metal makes them look a bit more premium.
The graphics of Plane & Tank are really fun to watch, I have the Radio Shack style model, still looking for one with the metal front. The one my friend had back then was red (not sure if it was silver or gold).
The driving game has interesting gameplay with a slot machine and random items on the road (IIRC).
My first LCD game was Cracksmen by Liwaco, which has very fast gameplay and is still enjoyable to play today. There was a whole set of these with the exact same gameplay but different themes.
Casio made some nice LCD games as well.
@VectrexForever LOL, I really do take my inspiration from you guys. I want to make it interesting for you, because it's all interesting to me. I'm easy. Worked on two play & time games this afternoon. Fixed one and found out the other was a variant internally and with the screen so my scrap game wouldn't work for parts. I love fixing things.
@@lindaguillory7802 Wow, good job! Maybe you could do a repair video, that would be interesting to watch. EDIT: Wait, I watched videos of you repairing games already, I really enjoyed them, would love to see more.
I love your story about how fixing your games turned into your career.
As a kid, I disassembled my toys because I wanted to know how they worked, but couldn't put them back together. Later on I was able to also put them back together, which sometimes magically fixed them.
Later on I could fix some stuff, but nothing too complicated.
I've almost replaced all chips in my Commodore 16 by now, and it still doesn't work correctly :D
Defender was my favourite. It started as an arcade game then went into a table top bar game and eventually a mini handheld arcade game. I just can't seem to find one anywhere 😞
@DeanoEssex there should be tons of the tabletop handhelds out there. Gakken has a nice defender. Entex also.
I jad a few of those, then I had to het all the colico mini arcades thoese Table tops. Loved them then Arcade 1up came out . 16 cans latter still getting yjem but you do you hirl.😊
@RubyJones-zj4fu love the coleco mini arcades. I have a set to keep and a set to play. Thought about the arcade 1up, but didn't want to run out of space.
@lindaguillory7802 Linda they are so cool we got a bigger house so we could get more I kid you not.
Your video is very interesting. I like those LCD games and never have known how many of them existed, and how many variations they had (I like the silver screens the most). I have some of the Tiger Electronics ones, some mini sized Sonic themed ones, one of Battleship, etc., and it's cool to know more of them from other companies.
It's a shame that your video has only 720p resolution. Me (and I suppose many people nowadays want to see in at least 1080p (or even 4K) for appreciate the details when we zoom-in what you are showing to the camera. I did that many times when watching it and always was disappointed because I can't see enough details.
I really admire the size and variety of your collection. You should be the happiest retro gamer girl ever!!! I hope you play your games from time to time and show them your warmth☺️
@elvisrobotbeta3299 lol, yeah my camera skills are trash. Thanks for taking the time to say it in a nice way. 🤣. I wish I could say I will do better, but... I really suck. I only post 25% of what I do, but the rest is worse. I will do research on a camera, don't get your hopes up. Thanks for your support. Stick with me until you can't take it anymore. Lol
@@lindaguillory7802 Hahahaha, did you notice it🤭 Well, you're welcome, beautiful. The important thing was to make you feel good as much as I could☺️😏❤️
Of course, I will not lose hope and I will keep an eye on you. And I will stick with you forever until our last breaths are heard loudly😉❤️
@@elvisrobotbeta3299 lol
@@lindaguillory7802 😉
Great video! I just discovered your channel. Do you have any Horse Racing LCD games?
I will search my list. I can think of a couple, but can't remember their location.
hope u make it