It reflects well on David's audience that this comment's been up for an entire day without some pedant mentioning POKE53280,0 only changes the border colo[u]r or that black isn't a colo[u]r or that you can't spell color!!!!1!!
7:09 David, you hold in your hands a machine that's responsible for SO many anime fan subs back in the day. This is a huge part of western anime culture actually! a massive contributor to the actual dubbing as well as making the distribution of the medium on physical media possible, this machine was used by all fan subbers back then in Europe and North America and was instrumental in the anime subculture exploding in the west. A very important piece in audio-visual counter-culture! and in underground hobbys period
Those stickers gave me an idea: What if there was a line of shirts with those POKE commands on them that actually matched the background color in question? So you could get a Commodore 64 themed shirt in whatever your favorite color happens to be!
I live in Japan (and Im a subscriber to your wonderful channel as well as Davids) and see Maxs on yahoo auction all the time. Sometimes cheap but mostly way too expensive.
L'Abbaye des morts isn't a french game, it's an spanish game by Locomalito originary from Windows emulating the ZX Spectrum appearance. After it's success it has been ported to ZX Spectrum Commodore Mega Drive and Android. Original page: www.locomalito.com/abbaye_des_morts.php
Oh - wow... I totally had flashbacks of that bar code reader / keyboard combo. There was a "piano store" in our local shopping mall, and they were probably 50% electronic keyboards in the early to mid-80s. This particular Casio model was on display front-and-center of the shop, just inside the entrance. As teens we'd amuse ourselves for as long as we could (until the guy working the store kicked us out) playing with the bar code reader and messing with the sounds on the keyboard. Blast from the past!!
If you want a laugh, someone simulated the Liberator in Kerbal Space Program, a powerful physics SIM with comical characters, to see what would happen if it existed in the real world. th-cam.com/video/B4yn_LsGfb0/w-d-xo.html
@Joe Casson Worth a look if you're into late 70's Sci-fi, not to everyone's taste but the writing is excellent and the main characters deep and interesting without making the show a snoozefest. Early BBC sci-fi at it's best, completely different to the tat it comes out with nowadays. Pretty sure all episodes are on TH-cam.
Oh my. Our family had one of those MT-70 keyboards when I was a kid. I have fond memories of scanning-in the demo songs from the barcode sheets, with the little "bip-bip" noise at the end of each line to tell you it scanned OK and you could move on to the next one.
Monitor LCD cu elicopterul ytyyy pe lângă curtea de apel București secția a avut loc in care se va schimba în bine sau nu au fost un pas înainte de pe lângă judecătoria Craiova a fost de la o surpriza in gat Gucci Flora totalitarist Mitsubishi aplecătoare FC Steaua București secția bungalow-urilor campusul bambus pentru masaj pe lângă tribunalul Cluj Napoca la ora actuala nu se mai poate de pe lângă curtea de apel Alba Iulia rapid București secția bungalow-urilor campusul studențesc București secția bungalow-urilor campusul Universității Craiova Dolj Romania in care o parte și ce a verificat de joaca pt a verificat starea de spirit
I can totally appreciate. Most people are not aware of how long it really takes to package things. I run a small business so I making the stuff, package the stuff, answer emails, etc.... I spend a few hours each day just packaging.
I used to have a Silver Reed EB50 in the early 90s. A relative bought it new in 1984. It works as a standalone typewriter but it's quite slow because it draws the letters, so even a fairly slow typist can type faster than it can print. I guess that's why they passed it on to me a few years later. IIRC it has a built-in function to print bar charts. As far as I know it'll work with any older computer that can be connected to a printer with a Centronics port. The manual explains how to get it to print text and also work as a plotter. As long as the cartridges are unopened they should be OK - they are basically very small ballpoint pens and dry out quite fast.
6:30 la la la la la. This is my stop. time to get off. I might go pop. Excuse me, Excuse me. I've got to be direct. la la la. If I'm off, please correct. la la la. You're standing on my neck.
Blakes7 - yeah my man - just finished rewatching this series for the third time in 30+ years. Hey with that Hantek Oscilloscope you can finally fault find a faulty 8-bit bus on a C64 data line.
Wow. The Cue Cat. THAT brings back memories. I haven't thought about that in AGES. Pretty sure I still have couple in a box somewhere. Talk about a blast from the past.
Wow. about 7 minutes in, when you lifted it out of the box, I actually exclaimed out loud, "Genlock!!!". I remember staying late at work, at the computer store I was employed, and playing around with the demo model we got in. So much fun making my own videos way back in the 80s.
I too had never owned a SNES until now... Just a couple weeks ago, actually. Picked one up used "piece-mail" (needed some minor repairs) at the Vancouver Retro Gaming Expo . I found myself there because the Chilliwack Retro Computer Club (to which I belong) had a few tables to showcase retro-PC gaming from the 70's and onwards, and I was bringing a few of my own machines. Turns out Oregon Trail will get a lot of people's interest.
Thanks for your vids. I used to work for a SD back in the 90s and could have had twice the antiques you show. I remember walking past a Lisa and so much else stacked on a pallet and thinking, mah … junk. Yet I kept my PCjr
Another enjoyable unboxing video, I have missed you dong these regularly. Tried doing one myself on my channel when the old NZ Commodore Computer Museum sent me their last remaining items. Nothing like unboxing heaps of Commodore Computer stuff.
Oooh! I used to have an MT-70. Possibly still have, somewhere in the attic. It was my first keyboard, and it was blummin’ weird! The light pen was a strange accessory, and the sounds were interesting - the rhythm sounds put me in mind of the old style electric organ rhythm sections, and whilst none of the sounds attempted any kind of fidelity to real instruments, many of them wouldn’t have been out of place in Doctor Who of that time period. Look forward to seeing you covering it on 8-Bit Keys.
Hey, another Blakes7 fan. Did you know that three of the actors already have passed away? Paul Darrow who played Kerr Avon passed away last month. I guess we are at that age where the heroes of our youth depart.
I really think a lot of people would enjoy a collection video Dave! I know you have a lot of cool stuff you have accumulated over the years, but a very small portion of that is shown all at once.
I can't wait for the Okimate video! My middle school had one of these back in the 80's. I loved that printer, the colors looked so good for the time. But I always hated to see the transfer tape wasted when you didn't need one of the colors on any give line.
I think it's the stuff they use to prevent the plastic from catching fire. So, it just melts rather than burns. Side-effect is the discolouring. I think it will always go yellow no matter how many times you restore the colour.
@@matthewrease2376 You got one of the lucky ones. Mine is yellow on the top surround only, one I worked on a while back only had a yellow cartridge part, and I've seen some in the shops near by near mint. I kind of wonder if Nintendo's production didn't screw up the plastic/fire retardant mixture and just didn't fix the issue before shipping.
@@8bitsloth I think mine has some yellowing, but it's less than the surface area of a penny and it's in like a corner or something, so it's not noticable.
Have you ever thought about getting a sous vide heater for retro brighting? It would allow you to control the temperture perfectly, it's designed to work for hours and you could work indoors - so no more waiting for nice weather.
Those kind of genlocks for Amiga were used widely in Polish TV during the 1990's up until 1998 on some occasions like in Polsat. You could see guru mediation instead of a logo or onscreen graphics very often :)
6:30 I'm sure that's an alias. :P but yeah that SNES is gonna need a retrobrite bath! also fairly certain I remember seeing one of those gen-lock devices in high school in my junior high AV class we were trying to figure it out so we could closed caption our school videos! also definitely looking forward to videos on those keyboards in the future.
You guys have alot of cool stuff circulating in the USA which im pretty sure never made to markets here in Australia. The Intellivision I had was different to that one
The Casio MT-70: I used one of those in the shop (K-Mart) when I was six or seven years old. Barcodes were only a new thing then. I haven't seen one since then!
Ahhh, the CueCat, the device that pretty much nobody needed or wanted, that had gotten to the point where Radio Shack had to give them away, and eventually ended up in Goodwills across the country (where they actually charged $5.99 for them).
waitwaitwait, don't retrobrite the yellowing SNES's if I remember correctly, as they're supposedly exceedingly rare. mine never yellowed quite like that.
1:55 You actually pronounced that perfectly. Well, as perfectly as one could without a western French accent (diving a bit into early French history with western and eastern France having two distinct accents and eastern France speaking in a completely different dialect without the combined `L'` syllables). 2:17 lolz I remember this; I had one myself a long time ago. Like many things I had it got stolen. :( 5:37 The Planet X series of games are well-made; of course the game deserves an honorable place in gaming history. :) 6:31 Wait, Daria Morgendorffer? lolz (someone actually has that name? Cool.) Anyway, glad to see you're doing well. Looking forward to the next series of videos you have up and coming.
A Plotter! Now there's a blast from the past! I remember them; they were around mostly in the late eighties until printing technology appeared that put plotters to shame. Still, fun little things; although that one is quite small. I remember at that size most printers sufficed; so when you did see plotters they were usually huge A3 paper monsters.
I, too, love the huge knobs.
Giggity
The video claims to be uploaded 3 minutes ago, but you commented 12 hours ago..?
LGR, I've been getting a lot of recommendations for your channel.
That's what she said.
@@Uzedrname He saw the video sooner because he's a patreon
Who’s the genius who called themselves “Daria Morgendorffer?”
Man that was a great show
can u actually send a package with a fictional character name?
It was that wuss, Stewart. He didn't want to be identified. Now Todd's gonna kick his ass.
@@clarkkent6026 You can send a package with any name or title, the recipient isn't something the courier generally cares about. Just the address.
What a Sick Sad World ...
"Who’s the genius who called themselves “Daria Morgendorffer?”"
Beats me.
I haven't programmed a C64 for 30 years. The second I saw those Poke stickers. I thought 'That changes the screen colour'
It reflects well on David's audience that this comment's been up for an entire day without some pedant mentioning POKE53280,0 only changes the border colo[u]r or that black isn't a colo[u]r or that you can't spell color!!!!1!!
First Surname both color and colour are correct. Colour is more British/European than color.
M&D Stop motions, Color is more efficient than colour it saves one byte, a big deal on 8 bit systems.
It's like riding a bike. You never forget.
How do you get things shipped from a cartoon character?
That's what I was wondering too!
And STILL get her name wrong. One would think he never watched 1990sMTV
Excuse me....EXCUSE ME??
@@thcollegestudent You're standing on my neck!
Theodore Seeber la-la LA la laaaaaa
12:00 Nice T-Shirt! "Blake's 7" was my favourite sci-fi serial back in the 80s!
7:09 David, you hold in your hands a machine that's responsible for SO many anime fan subs back in the day. This is a huge part of western anime culture actually! a massive contributor to the actual dubbing as well as making the distribution of the medium on physical media possible, this machine was used by all fan subbers back then in Europe and North America and was instrumental in the anime subculture exploding in the west.
A very important piece in audio-visual counter-culture! and in underground hobbys period
Gheorghe Zamfir în loc în loc de muncă în cu elicopterul ytyyy pe lângă judecătoria Craiova
Those stickers gave me an idea: What if there was a line of shirts with those POKE commands on them that actually matched the background color in question? So you could get a Commodore 64 themed shirt in whatever your favorite color happens to be!
6:30 Daria Morgendorrfer is the name of a fictional character. It is unlikely that is actually the name of the person who sent you that snes.
Yeah, I was wondering if she sent him a box of angst.
Could be a younger 20 something named after the character by parents who Saw Their Chance?
And her name is pronounced diarr-hea.
@@clray123 Cha-cha-cha!
@Tim Thompson Thank you, drive through.
I was starting to worry the Multimax Cartridge got lost in the post. Really looking forward to seeing a Max repair video. :)
I live in Japan (and Im a subscriber to your wonderful channel as well as Davids) and see Maxs on yahoo auction all the time. Sometimes cheap but mostly way too expensive.
L'Abbaye des morts isn't a french game, it's an spanish game by Locomalito originary from Windows emulating the ZX Spectrum appearance. After it's success it has been ported to ZX Spectrum Commodore Mega Drive and Android.
Original page: www.locomalito.com/abbaye_des_morts.php
Daria Morgendorffer? From the animated MTV show? lol
The who from the what now?
Next! On Sick Sad World!
MTV? What's that?
Glad I'm not the only one that caught that!
Beavis and Butthead friend from school.
Oh - wow... I totally had flashbacks of that bar code reader / keyboard combo. There was a "piano store" in our local shopping mall, and they were probably 50% electronic keyboards in the early to mid-80s. This particular Casio model was on display front-and-center of the shop, just inside the entrance. As teens we'd amuse ourselves for as long as we could (until the guy working the store kicked us out) playing with the bar code reader and messing with the sounds on the keyboard.
Blast from the past!!
Nice T-shirt. Some of us in the UK are old enough to remember Blake's 7.
Blake’s 7 t-shirt? Sir, you have excellent taste!!!
Exactly, I need to get one of those!
Love b7, sad to hear Avon died last month
If you want a laugh, someone simulated the Liberator in Kerbal Space Program, a powerful physics SIM with comical characters, to see what would happen if it existed in the real world.
th-cam.com/video/B4yn_LsGfb0/w-d-xo.html
@Joe Casson Worth a look if you're into late 70's Sci-fi, not to everyone's taste but the writing is excellent and the main characters deep and interesting without making the show a snoozefest. Early BBC sci-fi at it's best, completely different to the tat it comes out with nowadays. Pretty sure all episodes are on TH-cam.
@@mrpugster Oh, I hadn't heard. That's sad indeed.
The 'thermal paper' is actually Thermal transfer paper. For making iron-ons.
I hadn't realized PX3 was for sale yet until that video, so I instantly bought my copy. :)
I would but I don't have any money..... Or a MS-DOS computer (only DOSBox) PS: I would have to be CD format
@GamingSmartVideos when you buy a copy of the game it comes with a digital version to play on DOSbox
@@drakethedragon457 Send me a message with your address and I'll send a copy over.
toysareforboys I will only send you my postcode ok it’s NG19 8NE
@@toysareforboys1 Don't copy this floppy
"This next box is from Daria Morgendorffer."
La la laa la la...
This was her stop, time to get off
You're standing on my neck!!
I loved that show.
♫I must be from another planet...♫
I can so relate...
I usually do not watch unboxing videos but for some reason(s) I could not stop watching yours .
same lol
Nice Blake's 7 t-shirt! I remember watching it first time around.
Oh my. Our family had one of those MT-70 keyboards when I was a kid. I have fond memories of scanning-in the demo songs from the barcode sheets, with the little "bip-bip" noise at the end of each line to tell you it scanned OK and you could move on to the next one.
Really cool to see that the VIC20 cassette @11:14 was manufactured here in Sweden! :D Hooray for Sweden! ^_^
Go Sweden!
Monitor LCD cu elicopterul ytyyy pe lângă curtea de apel București secția a avut loc in care se va schimba în bine sau nu au fost un pas înainte de pe lângă judecătoria Craiova a fost de la o surpriza in gat Gucci Flora totalitarist Mitsubishi aplecătoare FC Steaua București secția bungalow-urilor campusul bambus pentru masaj pe lângă tribunalul Cluj Napoca la ora actuala nu se mai poate de pe lângă curtea de apel Alba Iulia rapid București secția bungalow-urilor campusul studențesc București secția bungalow-urilor campusul Universității Craiova Dolj Romania in care o parte și ce a verificat de joaca pt a verificat starea de spirit
The computer you have in the background was the family computer we had when I was growing up. The hours of Club Penguin I played on that thing!
12:42 is prime ytp material
Well, I have to throw them a bone every now and then.
8 Bit Guy YTPs are the most surreal of them all.
I can totally appreciate. Most people are not aware of how long it really takes to package things. I run a small business so I making the stuff, package the stuff, answer emails, etc.... I spend a few hours each day just packaging.
"I love those huge knobs" is gonna end up on someones recut
I used to have a Silver Reed EB50 in the early 90s. A relative bought it new in 1984. It works as a standalone typewriter but it's quite slow because it draws the letters, so even a fairly slow typist can type faster than it can print. I guess that's why they passed it on to me a few years later. IIRC it has a built-in function to print bar charts. As far as I know it'll work with any older computer that can be connected to a printer with a Centronics port. The manual explains how to get it to print text and also work as a plotter. As long as the cartridges are unopened they should be OK - they are basically very small ballpoint pens and dry out quite fast.
Lgr and the 8 bit guy make the best anime duo
Saw Blake's 7 shirt. Paused to immediately thumbs up. INCREDIBLE taste, sir! Underrated and under appreciated sci fi.
6:30 la la la la la.
This is my stop.
time to get off.
I might go pop.
Excuse me, Excuse me.
I've got to be direct.
la la la.
If I'm off, please correct.
la la la.
You're standing on my neck.
Now it's in my head lmao
@@linx4355 welcome to my head
OH god, now i have to binge watch that shit.
yeeeeeeeeeeees
full version th-cam.com/video/h-EHnZ7QDkQ/w-d-xo.html
Blakes7 - yeah my man - just finished rewatching this series for the third time in 30+ years. Hey with that Hantek Oscilloscope you can finally fault find a faulty 8-bit bus on a C64 data line.
Anyone else notice the Daria Morgendorffer reference at 6:29
Apparently just us two. I'm guessing David didn't have MTV when he was a teenager.
@@r.l.royalljr.3905 I think he was already in his mid-30's when the show started.
Huh uhh cool!
@@RodrigoBadin he was in his early 20s at the time
Wow. The Cue Cat. THAT brings back memories. I haven't thought about that in AGES. Pretty sure I still have couple in a box somewhere. Talk about a blast from the past.
Is anybody else wondering how much time he spends cutting all of those small pieces of tape for the addresses😅
Now that I've seen your post, maybe a little.
Yeah wth. I couldn't be bothered with that!
Wow. about 7 minutes in, when you lifted it out of the box, I actually exclaimed out loud, "Genlock!!!". I remember staying late at work, at the computer store I was employed, and playing around with the demo model we got in. So much fun making my own videos way back in the 80s.
The most ambitious crossover ever since infinity war 2:47
I never realized Clint was such a big guy.
Overused meme.
Blake's 7 ! Awesome. My childhood favourite! Currently going through the boxset again.
Change your TH-cam channel name to The 64-bit Guy..... We will get 64% discount.... 😂 8:34
If he changes his channel to 100-bit guy, then 100% discount!
I came to make this comment! I'm glad I scrolled down!
@@cheerydan 😊
@Inkles 😂🤣
@@rzna. 100 bit dosent exist you mean 128 bit
I too had never owned a SNES until now... Just a couple weeks ago, actually. Picked one up used "piece-mail" (needed some minor repairs) at the Vancouver Retro Gaming Expo . I found myself there because the Chilliwack Retro Computer Club (to which I belong) had a few tables to showcase retro-PC gaming from the 70's and onwards, and I was bringing a few of my own machines. Turns out Oregon Trail will get a lot of people's interest.
Daria Morgendorffer 😂😂 awesome
Next package will came from Beavis.
Thanks for your vids. I used to work for a SD back in the 90s and could have had twice the antiques you show. I remember walking past a Lisa and so much else stacked on a pallet and thinking, mah … junk. Yet I kept my PCjr
You should really try to get Planet X3 on Nintendo Switch
Just wait 15 years and run dos box
That handheld scope is pretty impressive i used to work at a company that used them to calibrate tools
I found a 90s osilscope With a touchscreen monochrome monitor which was a crt
The VIC-Relay, you can use it to control lights and other smart-home electrical stuff. Cool stuff at that time
Oooooo can't wait to see more 8bit keys. I love them!
Another enjoyable unboxing video, I have missed you dong these regularly. Tried doing one myself on my channel when the old NZ Commodore Computer Museum sent me their last remaining items. Nothing like unboxing heaps of Commodore Computer stuff.
Love the videos thanks
That's an awesome tee-shirt! Loved Blakes 7 as a kid... Avon was such a badass character!
5:55 I remember one of those, but that was a FORTEC model (can't remember the number)
Patreon early access :)
Oooh! I used to have an MT-70. Possibly still have, somewhere in the attic. It was my first keyboard, and it was blummin’ weird! The light pen was a strange accessory, and the sounds were interesting - the rhythm sounds put me in mind of the old style electric organ rhythm sections, and whilst none of the sounds attempted any kind of fidelity to real instruments, many of them wouldn’t have been out of place in Doctor Who of that time period. Look forward to seeing you covering it on 8-Bit Keys.
So the box you opened from clint was
*AN LGR THING?*
Hey, another Blakes7 fan. Did you know that three of the actors already have passed away? Paul Darrow who played Kerr Avon passed away last month. I guess we are at that age where the heroes of our youth depart.
2:02 length is important, not the thickness
I really think a lot of people would enjoy a collection video Dave! I know you have a lot of cool stuff you have accumulated over the years, but a very small portion of that is shown all at once.
Daria! Now you just need one from Beavis and Butt-head! ;)
I had one of those Silver Reed typewriter/printers. Did all my college work on it. It was very good for the time.
"Abbaye" is actually a word that doesn't sound like it's written in french.
The prononciation should sound like "l'abbé-ee" in english
I would write it "la bay-ee"
@@pertinaxvolo not bad ^^
8-bit guy, I love your channel so much. Keep up the fabulous work. Even though you don't post as much as I'd like, the quality sure makes up for it.
David, I just ordered 400 more, to see you folding more boxes.
I remember finding 8-Bit Keys a few months ago. Ended up binge watching like 20 videos that night.
Oooh! Forget the unimportant stuff (lol), your wearing a Blake’s 7 T-shirt! ...you see that people....
There’s a man of real class! Lol
I can't wait for the Okimate video! My middle school had one of these back in the 80's. I loved that printer, the colors looked so good for the time. But I always hated to see the transfer tape wasted when you didn't need one of the colors on any give line.
That pic with that big Craig guy was hilarious. Id be worried too if that guy knew where i lived lol
478 orders?... Would have been much better if 486.
[lgr liked this] THE INTEL 486 !
Let's 86 the '86 talk, alright?
See what I did there? :D
7:42
"11111100011" and "7E3" are "2019" in binary and hexadecimal, in case anybody was wondering.
are there any other retrobright methods? (just wondering.)
There's Lightbriting, Perifractic (Retro Recipes) did a video about it.
I think it's the stuff they use to prevent the plastic from catching fire. So, it just melts rather than burns. Side-effect is the discolouring. I think it will always go yellow no matter how many times you restore the colour.
So glad to hear X-3 is doing so well!
1:49" Abbaye" is pronounced like the three letters A B I in french (a bé i). Your "des morts" is correct ;)
I dig your unboxing videos. I think they have the same value as your other videos.
Always sad to see a yellowed SNES. So glad that retrobriting works on them!
Man, mine has yellowed 3 times. Some of those SNES systems just hate staying their original color.
@@8bitsloth I got mine from my Aunt that she had kept in storage since she was a kid, and it's nearly prefect color still. :p
It's brittle too! Oh man, it's like they made those cases out of saltines.
@@matthewrease2376 You got one of the lucky ones. Mine is yellow on the top surround only, one I worked on a while back only had a yellow cartridge part, and I've seen some in the shops near by near mint. I kind of wonder if Nintendo's production didn't screw up the plastic/fire retardant mixture and just didn't fix the issue before shipping.
@@8bitsloth I think mine has some yellowing, but it's less than the surface area of a penny and it's in like a corner or something, so it's not noticable.
Must be nice having random people sending you random hardware :) i REALY enjoy your videos! Love from Denmark.
Maybe a little off topic but i LOVED Blakes 7 awsome t shirt!!
1:50 Platformer plus medieval setting. I'm almost crying, that kind of stuff was my favorite as a kid.
What ever happened to your air gun channel?
2:33 That Intellivision Plug & Play game...
Man, so much memories :DDD
Not early, TH-cam notifications aren’t good.
Ikr
They're always a day late for me but I don't have the official TH-cam app
Unboxing was my favorite along with repairs, I regret it is over...
I want to see a video of him retro brighten that super Nintendo don't ask why haha.
Have you ever thought about getting a sous vide heater for retro brighting? It would allow you to control the temperture perfectly, it's designed to work for hours and you could work indoors - so no more waiting for nice weather.
Oglądam sobie nowe nagranie the 8-bit guya, a tu nagle na chwile pojawia sie mój artykuł o Psygnosis ヽ( ͝° ͜ʖ͡°)ﾉ
я тоже могу писать на непонятном языке, кто это прочитает?!?!
Wow, had an Okimate 10 back in the day. That brought back some memories.
Daria Morgendorffer 🤔
I'm glad I wasn't the only one spotted that - I guess David didn't watch a lot of MTV? :D
I totally lost it when he deadpanned the name.
Yeah, I was totally unfamiliar with the name.
Those kind of genlocks for Amiga were used widely in Polish TV during the 1990's up until 1998 on some occasions like in Polsat. You could see guru mediation instead of a logo or onscreen graphics very often :)
You do realise you're the luckiest geek ever? Well deserved tho!
Especially so as he received a box from Daria Morgendorffer of all people! That's so lucky and so rare!
Nice T shirt ...love Blake's 7 , used to watch it as a kid and now got it on DVD.
Why so much uploads now I’m trying to watch all the videos in my inbox
Wait TH-cam is broken now I’m getting all of the videos
6:30 I'm sure that's an alias. :P but yeah that SNES is gonna need a retrobrite bath! also fairly certain I remember seeing one of those gen-lock devices in high school in my junior high AV class we were trying to figure it out so we could closed caption our school videos! also definitely looking forward to videos on those keyboards in the future.
Did anyone else notice "Daria Morgendorffer" on the package label at 6:30? 😂
La la la!
I actually wanted to see if they put the town from the show, but he taped over the whole address, not just the street lol
David I absolutely love getting the notifications for your videos, I can't wait to see more!
Guys, please stop sending him junk. I live house next to David, and I know that his wife is making him trouble regarding this issue. So, please.
That handheld oscilloscope looks super nice
You guys have alot of cool stuff circulating in the USA which im pretty sure never made to markets here in Australia. The Intellivision I had was different to that one
Not David: Christmas only one day in the year
David: Christmas everyday
:D
The Casio MT-70: I used one of those in the shop (K-Mart) when I was six or seven years old. Barcodes were only a new thing then. I haven't seen one since then!
3:05 Two vids back I was watching last Jan Beta's instalment, love to see we all are family round here.
Ahhh, the CueCat, the device that pretty much nobody needed or wanted, that had gotten to the point where Radio Shack had to give them away, and eventually ended up in Goodwills across the country (where they actually charged $5.99 for them).
I had that EXACT 200-in-1 games 'console' OMG. I now vividly remember getting motion sick and puking in the car.
Good times!
waitwaitwait, don't retrobrite the yellowing SNES's if I remember correctly, as they're supposedly exceedingly rare. mine never yellowed quite like that.
8:19 the handheld oscilloscope, ElectroBOOM also has that same scope.He is also usually sponsored by curcuit specialists
1:55 You actually pronounced that perfectly. Well, as perfectly as one could without a western French accent (diving a bit into early French history with western and eastern France having two distinct accents and eastern France speaking in a completely different dialect without the combined `L'` syllables).
2:17 lolz I remember this; I had one myself a long time ago. Like many things I had it got stolen. :(
5:37 The Planet X series of games are well-made; of course the game deserves an honorable place in gaming history. :)
6:31 Wait, Daria Morgendorffer? lolz (someone actually has that name? Cool.)
Anyway, glad to see you're doing well. Looking forward to the next series of videos you have up and coming.
A Plotter! Now there's a blast from the past! I remember them; they were around mostly in the late eighties until printing technology appeared that put plotters to shame. Still, fun little things; although that one is quite small. I remember at that size most printers sufficed; so when you did see plotters they were usually huge A3 paper monsters.