The Wild Story Of Game Boy's Development & How Nintendo Almost Ruined It
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- From its Game & Watch inspirations, to the risky pack-in title Tetris, and its tumultuous development filled with twists, betrayals, and even its cancellation. This is the story behind the creation of the original Game Boy.
LowspecGamer's Game Boy video - • How the Game Boy ᵃˡᵐᵒˢ...
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00:00 - Intro
01:18 - Book Plug For History Of Nintendo
02:03 - The DMG Is Born
05:05 - Screen Selection
10:56 - R&D1's Internal Battle
15:59 - Sharp's Game Boy?
19:27 - The Death Of The Game Boy
22:34 - The Game Boy's Resurrection
27:07 - The Game Boy Launches
33:27 - Game Boy Accessories
36:17 - Game Boy's Reception And Legacy
40:03 - Why Haven't I Posted?/Credits
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Additional Footage used from the following channels:
NintendoComplete, Game Escape, PlanetVB, Retrobits, Sir Mix-A-Lot Rare Music, Dudaw, Jalop Entertainment, Alice eyes, OldAdvertArchive, Daniel Atkinson, Rétroscoring, The Collectors Zone, RGTV, epcmd, Consumer Time Capsule, MrFakeNES, Lynxx Lancer Plays, stolenorchestra, Analog Zero, BetaGems Lost Media, DragonStarPlanet, 8BrickDMG, pepbrew
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Sources:
La Historia De Nintendo, volume 4 (The History Of Nintendo Vol. 4) - By Florent Gorges
www.4gamer.net/games/999/G999...
bunshun.jp/articles/-/6659
Idahonian (Newspaper) - October 25, 1989
The Blade (Newspaper) - November 26, 1989
Gannett News Service (Newspaper) - October 1989
www.denofgeek.com/games/ninte...
d.hatena.ne.jp/keyword/namcot
superfami.com/barcodeboy.html
www.nintendo.co.jp/ir/library...
kotaku.com/game-boy-creator-e...
Retro Gamer Issue 163
Retro Gamer Issue 36
The story of Gunpei Yokoi, the father of games - By Takefumi Makino
www.computinghistory.org.uk/d...
www.polygon.com/2019/4/19/182...
shmuplations.com/yokoixeno/
shmuplations.com/yokoi/
shmuplations.com/gameandwatch/
gamehistory.org/ep-10-nintend...
blog.beforemario.com/2012/05/n...
www.vice.com/en/article/pkdbx...
www.nintendo.co.jp/ir/en/fina...
web.archive.org/web/201311020...
ACE Issue 23 - August 1989
Video Games & Computer Entertainment - August 1989
web.archive.org/web/202105010...
Game Machine - 02.15.1989
3D Models/assests below were used and licensed under Creative Commons Attribution (creativecommons.org/licenses/b...) :
Nintendo DS Lite by Cianon
NINTENDO SWITCH by animationMXM
"Nintendo Game & Watch Octopus Oc-22" (skfb.ly/6WPYD) by Natali_Voitova
"Office Props Pack" (skfb.ly/6yYK8) by seenoise
"Mercenary's Famicom" (skfb.ly/oBMw6) by Quentin Dejaeghere
"Game Watch v.2 free" (skfb.ly/or87A) by Marcin.Kwiatkowski
"Workbench" (skfb.ly/6RunP) by Shedmon
"Metal Nintendo Logo" (skfb.ly/6UVRC) by Santiago Shang
"Old Soldering Workstation" (skfb.ly/ovRCs) by Wikiti
"LCD Screen" (skfb.ly/oK8KD) by Wanou
"Donkey Kong Jr Skf" (skfb.ly/6XzUE) by simonripley
"1980 TV" (skfb.ly/6xBzy) by Warkarma
Game Outline - oloff3 (www.deviantart.com/oloff3/art...)
"NES" (skfb.ly/on6CP) by Rusty Hardy
"Tetris Tetriminos" (skfb.ly/6SIF6) by Vague
"Army robot" (skfb.ly/oHGX8) by 3DWorkbench
"Cornet Hut" (skfb.ly/6nQwY) by Jhoser B
"Paper/Information holder" (skfb.ly/owCAS) by kg11 - เกม
FYI - at about 37:20 I meant to say "Color Game Boy," not just "Game Boy." (Good catch, Bastien!)
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LowspecGamer's Game Boy video - th-cam.com/video/9Ki-kH751_8/w-d-xo.htmlsi=uB-7lNTTxmvbCJME
Historicnerd's channel - youtube.com/@HistoricNerd?si=O1UK0sGCQhK5u8x2
The CPU is quite on par with the NES one.
The 6502 basically works like "DDR" memory, operating twice per clock cycle and it's instructions take less cycles than the DMG ones, however as the DMG is clocked a bit higher than 2x, it kinda compensates for it.
@@BunnyBlasterz lol 😂
Thank you for returning WrestlingWithGaming! understandable, its not like every week/month you can do videos. But im just happy that you still have interest on making documentaries like this. my day is complete just by seeing this!!
long time subscriber since your Atari Jaguar documentary
Thank you!
I always think of the batman vs the pumpking man. lol
Finally! So glad you're back
Glad to be back 😊
@@WrestlingWithGaming big fan of your channel
Agree.
I second that. Welcome back!!!!!!!!!
Yahel! It's been a while! When I saw you pop up in my newsfeed, I was very much so pleasantly surprised!
Wow, I don't remember the production values being so high nor the information so obscure. I'm a Nintendo fanatic and never heard this story, it was enthralling. Excellent job.
So the Game Boy basically came about from Yokoi saying "Fuck Yamauchi, we're doing this anyway." What a mad lad.
And the best part is that it wasn't even the device HE wanted to make, but he knew his team had cooked up something good and wasn't going to let it die. Yokoi was incredible.
And from Okada saying "Fuck Yokoi, we're doing an actual console anyway". Yeah, this thing really had all the odds against it and still came to be, and succeeded!
@@WrestlingWithGaming Yes, both Yamauchi and Yokoi had the smartness of not letting their ego get in the way, and accept that even if they didn't get their way, this was a good product worth their time. This is what good leadership is about.
Very glad to see this channel active again. Just a couple of weeks ago I was looking at my subscriptions to thin them out, saw this one, and decided to still keep it on my list, just in case. The decision is already paying off. Looking forward to watching this video ASAP.
Thanks for keeping me. The plan is to post regularly again
"I know I haven't posted a video in a loooong while..."
Yes, but it was TOTALLY worth the wait.
You've still got the magic sir. You've still got the magic.
It's good to be back and thank you for the kind words 🥲
@@WrestlingWithGaming Quick question. Do you do the 3D animations yourself and if so, what software are you using?
@@PHSPictures Yep, do it all myself. In my previous video i used Cinema 4D but I've moved to Blender, which is what I used for this one. It's free.
No one:
Absolutely no one:
Bandai: "You know what the Game Boy needs? That's right! A _fish finder!"_
😆
The quality of the visuals is just outstanding!
Hey, long time no see! Thanks!
The top subject WITHOUT A DOUBT who conspired against the GameBoy with Yamauchi was Shigeru F. Miyamoto, since he was the one who continued fighting against it even after release, one of those instances was by "not blessing" the first Mario Land. Miyamoto has and will always be jealous of Yokoi's and other people's capabilities, and it's been shown through the decades every time he cancels games and stuff that is not Mario or Zelda.
WHAAA our beloved miyamoto!??
where did you get this info from? it wouldnt be the first time that misinformation about miyamoto is spread (like the whole "hating rare" thing)
@@nappeywappey Just check any other Gameboy history documentaries, check history of cancelled Nintendo games by division and by whom, check which teams and people have brought the most innovative and original series within Nintendo and despite such creativity and even success these games have been sent back to the drawer while the Mario and Zelda have always been pushed first and foremost even when some of them have sucked balls. Don't trust what I say, do your own research and you will understand.
@@Dangnilo I know Mario has some stinkers but Zelda has been very consistent in quality gameplay and story.
@@Herghhh I don't deny that, Zelda is great, it's even its own genre, but not thanks to Miyamoto, it's thanks to other talented teams and he receives the credit. He's overglorified.
The editing and special effects are truly amazing. I'm proud to have been able to watch your channel grow and improve in front of my eyes. Fantastic video as always.
Thank you so much! The editing has come a long way since my early days of basically making slide show videos lol. Thanks for watching!
Could not agree more! The production value is top tier! Well done!! ❤
You're back!! Excited to watch this and hope all is well for you - welcome back!
The Citizen-GameGear-betrayal story sounds so incredible weird, I heard it the first time and thought "Yup, that's something Nintendo could have done". Maybe I should keep on honing my French skills and buy "L'Histoire de Nintendo".
Anyway, I'm glad you're back! 🎉
I was lucky enough to have a Gameboy Pocket back in the day. The screen was super nice, as the image was sharper and the screen size was actually a bit larger than the original Gameboy screen.
Hype!
I recently checked your channel to make sure I was still subbed because I randomly remembered that I haven't seen any new content from you in a while, and now you finally drop a new video. Divine timing! Welcome back.
Glad you didn't unsub! Sorry for the lack of content but the plan is to start posting regularly again.
@@WrestlingWithGaming no I was just worried that TH-cam unsubbed me by itself. Apparently that has happened to some people on other channels. I'll never unsub!
@jonbourgoin182 very true. It's happened to me on a few channels
33:18
Had atleast two third party magnifying glasses with lamps for my old GBC. Always felt like they just got in the way, made the picture worse, and just created even more screen glare.
Yes. Just.... Yes.
I wouldn't be the gamer I am today if not for the GameBoy. I _always_ preferred playing games on my own, wherever I was. Many of my fondest gaming memories are car trips where the hours would widdle away playing Tetris, Mario Land, Operation C and much later, Zelda and Pokemon. I might honestly consider the GameBoy Color to be my favorite gaming device, ever. The minimal colorization of the pre-set pallets the GameBoy Color had that made sprites a different color than the background seemed like voodoo to me, as this was something even the Super GameBoy couldn't do. It made games that I had played in green monochrome come alive in the way watching rare color film of WWII makes that time in history come alive.
13:28 Nice details on the wear and tear on the GameBoy boxes! Dude, the visuals are amazing, as always. These details are a visual feasts.
I also liked this detail, and I did rewind it to ensure that I saw what I saw:
8:07 Shaking hands with two hands. ***Was this a conscious choice?***
13:53 13:54 This transition is stellar. Going from the DevKit to the GameBoy is genius.
Moreover, initially, I did not know what I was looking at. But since you placed about the DevKit's next to the screen, it made everything clear (and allows me to identify it in this comment)
14:34 WRESTLING WITH GAMING Dot Matrix Screen. (Initially, I was going to write about your impressive attention to detail. Having read "WRESTLING WITH GAMING Dot Matrix Screen"
I think your sense of humor also shines. (Usually see this in some of your bloopers) For me, I literally laughed while writing this. No idea why, but this was hella funny..
15:21 Titling the Japanese articles 90 degrees and overlaying the English text. Good touch!
35:13
speaking of humor, "Lucky you!🎉 I guess."😅
Seriously, though, GB Pocket's screen was a major improvement over the original's. I wonder if any companies made these abmisnal attachments for the GB Pocket.
39:58 " Not too shabby for a cancelled and hopeless project."
***** Nice touch with pairing visual storytelling wiith your narration***" "It's all ready, it is!" As if the GameBoy finally came together at the end. Which it did.
Wonderful summation
Thanks so much. I believe you're talking about the handshake in the window. Well, it was a conscious decision but one out of necessity lol. I'm not really great with character animation at all. So the two men shaking hands is actually a royalty free video of businessmen shaking hands that I made a silhouette of. It ended up being a bit shorter than I wanted for the shot so I reverse looped it which is why they shake hands again. Or maybe they're just really excited about their deal! Lol.
Thanks for pointing out all those little things in the video you enjoyed. I really appreciate it and it's nice to see that stuff not go unnoticed. The first half of this video was a lot of me going, "what the heck am I going to do to visually represent this?"
When I found out what the dev kit looked like I thought to myself, "oh good, this will be easy to model." And it was easy but at the same time it doesn't look like a dev kit or even like an electronic device lol. So adding the dev kit text was a must or otherwise I didn't think anyone would've known what it was. It's accurate to the real life dev kit though. Even that little sticker on it.
Thanks again for all the feedback and kind words. Have a good weekend!
17:05 this effect reminds me of a certain man who has lightning effect and says motivational things
Long time, no see! Had to do a double-take when I saw this in my notifications!
haha I only post when there's a solar eclipse
He’s back ! So excited to watch this !!!! 🙇🏻♂️🙇🏻♂️🙇🏻♂️
Great to see another video! It's crazy to see how rocky of a history the development of this was. It definitely put a lot of things into perspective. On a somewhat related note, this video put me over the edge on getting another classic DMG model. I had been thinking about one for a while, but bit the bullet today and am having a backlit mod done to it as well. Thanks! Haha.
Been a while, glad to see you back.
Knew it was only a matter of time before we got another awesome documentary. Going to set aside some time tonight to watch after dinner. I already know I’m going to love it!
It's great to see you back, man! First HistoricNerd and then you :)
You did an awesome with the renders too.
Raally happy to be back. Loved his video on the PS too.
The bit about "twice the CPU performance" in the GBC was simply that it had control bit that doubled the CPU clock - so it could run at the standard 4.19MHz for compatibility and games that didn't need the performance, and 8.38MHz for CGB only games that did.
Excellent video! It's like a late Christmas with you and @HistoricNerd releasing new videos!
Haha thanks. Just kind of worked out that we finished at the same time
I got my gameboy for my 10th birthday in 1996. Came with Tetris and my mom got Centipede\Millipede as well. Eventually got the Camera and Printer. Good times.
Man, your videos were already some of the best gaming history documentaries... but you've outdone yourself! You've truly honed your 3D animation abilities to achieve a visually delightful presentation that elegantly supplemented and made everything easier to follow!
I certainly used to believe the Game Boy was all Gunpei Yokoi's idea, so it was fascinating to learn there was much more to its development. Satoru Okada deserves more recognition!
Congratulation, I think this is your best video yet and I eagerly await whatever you do next!
This comment made my day. Thank you so much. Okada definitely deserves more recognition. Yokoi was obviously still instrumental, just not the way most people think he was. I'm kind of surprised sites didn't make corrections after issue 163 of Retro Gamer came out but I guess it flew under the radar. Thank you again!
So happy you’re back you make some of the best retro gaming documentaries in the entire TH-cam industry!
Thanks so much. Glad to be back!
So happy you're back! I hope you're recovering from your injury! I've been recovering from a tendinosis injury for some years now myself.
Excellent video. This is one of the few channels where I will go back and watch a video twice. This will be one of them. Amazing work! Always worth the wait. ❤️
Thanks. I've been dealing with it for years myself. It's finally gotten significantly better. Good luck with your recovery. It's a marathon but it gets better eventually
You were missed! Awesome creator back on the turf!
Thanks a bunch! Definitely plan on posting regularly again.
Thank you for coming back.
And thank you for waiting
I love this channel. What a treat to get a video before work
Thanks for watching. Hope you have a good day at work!
Man, I was scared we lost you! So happy to see you back in the seat again, killing it.
Thanks, happy to be back!
It is crazy how they eventually merged the two architectures into one Switch, I was always a console person and could not afford more than one system for each next gen
Dude these are so well made!
Thanks! Appreciate the kind words
You are back, can't wait to watch. I also took a hiatus on my much smaller channel. Feels great to be back. Cant wait to see this channel grow.
Thanks. Glad to be back
Good to see you back! I came across your channel a few years ago (before Covid) and have always been impressed with your production value!
Much appreciated! Very happy to be back
Happy to see that you’re still going strong. This was a great video, a really great production
Much appreciated!
Excellent video, with animations consistently top-notch as usual. Overall, this video stands as one of the finest when it comes to detailing the Gameboy creation process. Kudos to you and keep up the outstanding work!
Thanks so much, glad you liked it. I'd definitely recommend getting The History of Nintendo Vol 4 when it comes out on English. There's a TON of stuff in the bin that I didn't even touch. Thanks again!
We ALL missed you! I was actually looking up your videos and social media the other day to see if you were back yet. So happy to see it was right around the corner!
Thanks for being patient. Very happy to be back
Love the video! Great job as always. The 3D renders and animations look so phenomenal.
Thanks! They were a lot of work but comments like this make them worth it.
@@WrestlingWithGaming I was so impressed!
Hell yeah, I’m always stoked to see you in my feed Yahel. This was a beautifully produced video and as always it was very informative. Looking forward to more content from you.
I appreciate that! Gotta you liked it and I do to upload regularly again now
Man, every time I watch one of your videos I'm blown away at the production value. They are truly pieces of art! Glad you're back and so looking forward to your next video!
Wow, thank you! More to come soon
You knocked this one out of the park, man. Great stuff!
Thanks!
Your storytelling and renders are out of this world!! I'm shocked to see you back, but so happy you are! I was going through my subscriptions a few weeks back and thought I hadn't seen anything from you in years, and you come back with this absolute gem. Your time and effort on this is so appreciated!
Thanks for sticking around, like you said, it's been a while since I posted. I was basically dealing with some bad tendinitis in both arms for years and finally doctors said I had to limit excessive clicking and typing as best I could so that it'd get better. Well, I typed a lot at my job so unfortunately the videos and even gaming, had to go by the wayside. But I'm better and back now. I'll be posting regularly again.
Great video. So much care goes into these and it’s amazing. I got my gameboy when I was 5 years old and still have it.
It's amazing how a lot of the library still holds up. Thanks for the kind words and for watching
Great video, sir! Glad to hear you're back in the mix and feeling healthy.
Thank you! Very happy to be back
your editing is amazing. good job!
Thank you so much!!
If there's one take away from this video I'll try to remember, it is to not try and chalk up a console or device's success to one man. Like, just look at the design process here: two head designers butting heads to the point where they more or less "broke up" forever, and the management poisoning the boss's outlook to te point where it gets shut down, followed by their development partners at long last fixing the issue with a better screen AND the SNES being delayed so the boss felt he HAD to have some new tech to sell... so much chance and happenstance behind this wonderful invention coming to life. This is not the question of one lone brilliant visionary, but a bunch of people butting heads, stumbling, and having sheer luck and chance on their side COMBINED with ard work and determination. A wonder. No surrpise I keep hearing so much about how "every game released is a miracle" from people who work inside the business.
It's really a rollercoaster of a story. So many things had to both go right and wrong for the Game Boy even to exist.
Return of the king! Glad I stuck around, well worth the wait!
Thanks for sticking around!
great video, the story telling and edition is top notch :D
Thanks for the kind words! Glad you liked it
I video on the making of the wonderswan would be great the story of that device is more obscure and imagine how the industry would be toda y if gunpei dont have that accident, really sad.
Fantastic job on the editing and animations. Incredible video content.. 10/10 stuff right here.
Welcome back sir! Great video to see!
Great to have you back. The production quality on your videos is awesome. Really enjoyed this one and remember getting a Gameboy for my 11th birthday the year it came out.
Thanks so much. Very happy to be back
Duuuuude, great work! Really, really good stuff. I especially dig all the great quality modeling. You've been on a roll for a while. I still recommend your X-Band video to people all the time.
Thanks! I really tried to make this one stand out visually so I really appreciate the kind words about the 3D modeling and animation!
Where have you been? So glad you’re back !!!!
I can't wait to finish this tonight! I'm happy to see a new video on your channel!
Hope you enjoy it!
Just checked your channel the other day for new content. One of the best NeoGeo history videos ever. Can't wait to watch!
Thanks. I'm really happy with how that Neo Geo video turned. I was fortunate to have so many other great TH-camrs add their own experiences.
I was worried you quit TH-cam... glad to see you back!
Great to see you back. Your videos are always of a high quality. Well done again, mate!
Thanks a ton!
Fu**in' welcome back! 😃
It's really crazy how much of a chasm there is between the corporate structure of Nintendo (and indeed any business) and the actual consumers who buy and use their products is; Putting a "rivalry" in between one R&D group and another within the same business, and intentionally avoiding product continuity with your company's most successful device, is the most ridiculous thing I can imagine. The Famicon/NES literally took the world by storm and became *what video games are* to millions and millions of people. How unaware and detached from what the world wants from you can you possibly be to think that we would appreciate whatever ridiculous motivations they could have for releasing a garbage toy instead of an actually useful handheld console? Intentionally not using roms and 3rd party games just to not be like the team that developed the product your business is known for is so wild, and it's literally leaving money on the table.
This is an EXCELLENT history of the GameBoy. I’ll never forget getting mine in 1989. It was incredible! I loved it and this retrospective gave me a great flashback of that wonderful time in my life. Thank you.
Welcome back! I’ve been hoping for some time for more great content from your channel. Amazing stuff!
More to come!
@@WrestlingWithGaming That’s great news! Top notch production quality in every aspect on your content. Love it!
Thank you again for mentioning Florent Gorges and giving him credit for his fantastic work. I can't recommend enough to read his books!
My pleasure!
Great to have you back. Glad your healthy and making videos again. You and Low Spec Gamer need to do a tagteam
Thanks a lot, I appreciate it. It's great to be back. And lowspec gamer saved me so much time. Great guy and great content creator
Like everyone has previously stated, it’s really good to see new content on this channel. Also, you knocked it outta the park on this video. I love the use of 3D animation and using the gameboy onscreen graphics to tell the story. Great job Yahel.
Thanks! I'm glad you liked it. It was a bit tedious to put the visuals for this one together but I'm pretty happy with how it came out. Glad people are digging it. Thank you again for the kind words.
Thanks for your hard work and dedication to quality
My pleasure. Thank you for watching and taking the time to comment. I appreciate it
Long time no see. Glad you’re back! ❤❤
Thanks it's good to be back
As always: Awesome retrospective, Yahel. Keep up the good work! :)
Thank you! Will do!
Finally back!
Super informative video as always :)
Glad you liked it!
Your videos are a cut above the rest and Worth the wait. Keep it up!
Thanks! Much appreciated!
Amazing video dude! So happy to see you back!
Thanks a ton!
Your editing is always top-notch, man. Great video!
I appreciate that!
The Gameboy Camera is what got me into taking pictures and messing around with stop motion. You only got 30 frames but I could make some cool shit with those 30 frames lol. It also had effects like mirroring so you could be in one side of the frame and then in the other at the same time. It was a neat thing to have.
Yahel, this was amazing! Great info and great animations. Your best work yet! I can't wait to see what else you have in store!
Thanks a lot! The 3D stuff was a ton of work but these are the kind of comments that make it worth it. Thanks again!
This channel needs more attention! You make fantastic videos that are so informative!
It's so good to see you back! You always make such great content!
Thank you so much!
Excellent production value on this video!
Thanks!
Amazing editing as usual another great video keep up the good work my friend
Thanks!
You're one of my favorite TH-camrs and it's great to see you back making videos again.
Thanks! I've got more videos coming and it won't take two years this time lol
@@WrestlingWithGaming Can't wait! 😀
I was getting worried. Wondering where you've been. Kept checking in. I thought my notifications were off or something. Great vid! Quality as always.
Thanks! I'll definitely be posting regularly again now
So glad to see another video from you!
Wow. Such a great video. Incredible quality and professionalism. Very entertaining and informative too. Great work!
Much appreciated!
Wow, I was about to go to sleep and came across the new video, I knew instantly I'd be staying up a little late tonight. Well worth it!!
Great seeing a new video from you! I appreciate the hard work that I can tell went into it
Thanks a lot, glad you liked it and I appreciate the kind words. Hopefully you won't be too tired tomorrow! Thanks for staying up to watch.
Great video man!!! Good to see you back
This is awesome Yahel! 100% worth the wait. It’s probably my second favorite after the Xband video which is my favorite YT video of all time. Can’t wait for the next project.
Thanks so much. And I promise, it won't be two years before the next video this time
Awesome! So glad to see a new video, I was starting to wonder if Yahel retired the channel. And it's great I can learn more about the history of my beloved Game Boy!
Just had to take some time off to let my tendinitis heal. I'll be posting regularly again now though. Thanks for being patient!
Ah damn, hope you're feeling better! And your videos are always worth the wait. You do an awesome job and I'm always excited to see new videos from you.
Still some of the best quality stuff on TH-cam.
Glad to see you back
Thanks!
thank you so much for the amazing vid, happy you're back!
Thanks and there's more to come!
Glad to see you back! Excellent video!
Good to hear you're doing better - this video was great and the graphics fantastic!
Thanks so much!
I really love your videos, you have done some great research and made something worth watching for as long as your videos are.
Really enjoyed this video, you do stellar work! Thank you for all the hard work that this project very obviously required.
Thanks, I appreciate it
holy crap forgot you existed! one of my fav channels!
hope you been good doing other stuff being happy
Haha I do indeed still exist. I was dealing with some bad tendinitis in both arms and basically just had to cut back on doing small repetitive movements as much as possible for it to get better. Unfortunately editing is nothing but small repetitive hand movements. But it's manageable now and I'll be posting regularly
@@WrestlingWithGaming well damn.
Be well mate.
As always, an excellent video. Glad to see you back!
Thank you very much!
Such a great documentary! Welcome back my friend 😊
Hey, long time no see! Good to see you around here and thanks!