Fixing eBay Junk - 10 Super Famicoms - Part 1 Unboxing and Testing
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 31 พ.ค. 2024
- A buddy of mine bought 10 Super Famicoms online, and wants me to take a look at them and get them cleaned up. In this video, I'll go through them, test them and get ready for cleaning.
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I personally love the way the American version of the snes looks, I’d take either though lol
We also have the super famicon in Australia but it's just called snes
Love your videos, it's honestly just interesting to see you take a bunch of Nintendo/Gaming junk and repair it. Keep up the good work!
Zaneiac thanks, I appreciate the comment.
In Germany we have the Famicom design, the only difference between the Japan and the German Version is, that the German one says "Super Nintendo" and not "Super Famicom". In Germany we also have the long cables.
Hi thank you your video helped me save two Japanese Nintendo super famicoms I cleaned them and they both work
Dude it would be excellent if you got a tripod and opened/fixed your consoles ect on a table. Love the content just my 2 cents
when i used to do region mods i used to re-cut the slot to fit usa carts, i used to even make and fit a flap.
i always think its strange how different parts of the cases yellow differently, when you have quite a few units like you do i would mix and match the case pieces, that way the cases that need whitening can be, others left you also get more consistent results with whitening.
aly nicholls I did exactly that.
As for the different colours, I'm guessing Nintendo had a big stack of pieces manufactured in different batches with a different plastic formula. Some changed colours quickly, some didn't.
Unless it's a pal snes and just like the nes ot runs on 9v ac power for instance the UK versions of the nes and snes both use nes002gbr!
Ac power equals smokey smell and blowed up 7805 regulator
My SNES Classic is the European model which looks exactly like the SFC
Great video. Can't wait for part 2.
stan creighton should be up soon. Uploading as I type
I cant wait for part two!
Quiet Afternoon it's already uploaded, I put a link to it at the end of this video.
RetroRepairs thanks, i was not expecting you to upload two videos so fast xD
Yeah, I shot both parts at the same time, so threw them both up asap. Part 3 will be a bit though.
Quiet Afternoon no more part 2 for you
Thank god we have the "loaf of bread" version in europe.
You should try retrobrighting these, The 8-Bit Guy has a few videos on how to do it
I definitely plan to. I did it in another video with a famicom and a snes 2. For the consoles that are a little yellow, it works great. Some of these are too yellow to save
Jack Newton yes
@@RetroRepairs I know Im late and I probably wont get a responce but, Put the yellowed plastic in a plastic container in hydrogen peroxide and put uv led's arround the container. than rap the container in aluminium foil let it sit for a couple of day and it should be the original collor
The thumbnail made me in the mood for roasted marshmellows.
redbarchetta20 I see why now.
I finally bought a Japanese super famicom off ebay
I’ll take a yellow system! Idc if it’s yellow.
Cool video, I've just subscribed to your channel.
Great video. I like the new profile picture. You're starting to look more professional. Now maybe get a tripod, and other recording equipment.
CroMaLaka I'm keeping an eye out for deals on that stuff. I don't really make much off these videos so tough to justify spending significant money for Stuff
Lovin the new profile pic!
Matthew Maulwurf thanks. Just something quick I threw together
Great video🙂🙂🙂😜🙂🙂🙂🙂
Japan makes great videogames
You know where I can find some VRAM chips for a model 1 Sega Master System?
Tim Cook I don't. Maybe try look for some busted sms systems on eBay for cheap?
feed your dog
Jacob Conell lol
I love your content dude, your videos are high quality well made and interesting but you don’t even have 1K Subs yet! You should be at least 10K, good luck in the future
Hey, thanks alot! Closing in on 1K, and hopefully it keeps climbing quickly!
He needs to invest in a real camera with a tripod instead of a cell phone and he would get many more views because his content is great and i enjoy it but the camera work sucks (no offense to him)
AtomicCookieGaming you're not wrong. Tough for me to justify buying a decent camera at this point though. I don't make much off these videos, but I am keeping an eye out for a deal locally.
I guess all of them have been in a smokers house looking at the yellow colour. Great video
Scott Champion not necessarily. Older white and grey consoles turned yellow due to an additive in the plastic. It's designed to make them fire retardant, but it reacts with heat and UV and turns yellow
RetroRepairs oh ok thanks. I did not know that :)
Scott Champion no problem. I thought the same at first, but it's just light and age
lol that dodge ball game is anime AF
Were those on ebay? I was thinking about those. Seemed to good to be true
Woody's Geek Channel yeah. Cost about $200 CAD shipped from Japan, took a couple months to arrive, but they all worked. Very pleased with the purchase
i find the super famicom looks way better than the snes in both console design and controller i always loved the color scheme the super famicom controllers had
nathaniel I agree. The multi colour buttons are cool, and the super famicom console design looks better. They changed it for North America because the designer thought the pal/sfc version looked like "a loaf of bread"
and yet it turned out the american version turned up to be a ugly duckling
Yeah i live in europe get rekt
@@jameslarge434 enjoy your 50hz :)
@@RoddyDev honestly i cant tell the difference very easily and it is still just as fun gameplay
What model number is that TV?????
You know there is a solution you can buy on the internet called retro bright that gets rid of the yellow layer caused by that fireproof plastic additive and long term exposure to the UV spectrum of the sun and you just soke it in it after your done washing the dirt and grime off ! You would think you would know about that being a retro repair guy instead of waisting time mixing and matching parts that aren't yellowed ! The reason I know about it is in an electronics engineer and I fix video game consoles computers studio audio equipment flat screen TV's professional video and lighting equipment home theatre DJ equipment in my spare time for money and friends and family .
Derek Washuck i do know about it, and have made it in a couple videos already. Its not perfect though, and the colour will return. Better to use the better plastic that hasnt yellowes yet, and i will be retrobriting the rest in a future video
Look at videos of the the 8-Bit Guy for restoring yellowed plastics
Derek Washuck yes, I've made a couple videos using it. It works pretty well, and once the weather gets nicer, I'll be doing it on these
PAL NES and PAL SNES used the same plug adapter as I live in the UK.
they hired somone to make a nasty looking brick....i hope that guy got the boot after.
Theyre turnin gold lol
😆😆😂 I'm sorry....but Sapporo Hokkaido was butchered.
It's pronounced ho-kai-do.
You can't say "Hokkiado" and then say others' geography is not so good.
Lol you know the yellowed ones are more rare because of the PCB plastic mixture that was used when they first came out.... -- Also, that one didn't sit outside in the sun for 25 years... Learn your stuff man.. What a major turn off to a " retro " channel
Nobody said it sat "outside". Could have sat on a shelf. I've seen consoles with distinct lines due to stuff sitting on top of it affecting the yellowing process.
Some are more prone to yellowing than others, some turn fully yellow, inside and out, some need direct uv exposure, some yellow sitting in a box.(Less common)
You said it sat outside yourself in the video lmao -- Sorry correction " out in the sun " also the PCB plastic yes would yellow due to UV light exposure over time. However I know many people who have consoles that have only had UV exposure from indoor light... With minor and even some deep yellowing...
"Sat out in the sun" =/= "sat outside"
Japan makes great videogames