I HAD THIS THING! I actually found it in my closet a few years back and decided to plug it in out of curiosity. The power plug smelled like it was burning in about 5 minutes.
man this is literally the first time I've EVER seen anyone else have this similar childhood experience of playing nes games in the early 2000s due to what I assume are very similar reasons (didn't own this monstrosity myself), prayed up
I give this channel another six months before subscriptions skyrocket past 100k. It’s only a matter of time. It’s not even niche humour, like it has broad appeal and will get noticed.
I OWNED ONE OF THESE! I have fond memories of my dad buying them over and over from mall kiosks each time they broke. The joy I got seeing you talk about these made me feel like a kid again. Thanks for that, Junko.
I had one of these it’s how I first played NES as that was like, a gen before my time. But one day as I was playing it the thing started to smoke and stink And when I opened it half the board was glued to cardboard and had begun to light itself on fire.
I started to hit that point where my feed was filled with click bait that I had no interest in watching, but with the discovery of some smaller channels I've found, that joy has been rekindled. I enjoy seeing your videos pop up in my sub box Junko.
Around 2007 my parents house burned down & I had to crash at a hoarder friends for a few weeks, wherein I would wear flea collars on my ankles & play this on a sanyo tv in the bathroom. Eventually I got so fed up that I brought over my own real Nintendo, Zelda ii & my advantage controller
When I was 10, I got a GBA and a 60 in 1 cartridge containing 4 GBA games and the rest were NES games. Back then I didn't know what an NES was. Only after watching AVGN for the first time in 2007 where I went "Oh, so those "made in China" games were NES games??"
This video unlocked some deep buried memories, my god. I remember years ago, when I was in Nicaragua with my family for a few months over a summer. I guess one of the places I stayed with had one of these things, because somehow I remember this being possibly my first experience with these old games, maybe Duck Hunt, but definitely Contra and Super Mario Bros. Like you said, it's easy to imagine this as common gaming history now by proper distribution and ownership. But even through a bootleg, these games somehow made an impact on me, just like you mentioned, and it's wild to think back that it's through THAT I had my first experience years ago.
I always wondered if one of these things was someone's childhood. I found this at a garage sale once, back when garage sales were cool and not just an excuse to sell used clothing and lamps, and it was instantly perplexing. Didn't get many hours out of it, I think the controller stopped functioning about a month into use. Fun video.
The Player Super Joy 3 puts Nintendo Switch Online selection of games to shame! Even as a kid, when I saw the kiosks at the mall I was like that doesn't seem legal haha
I'm incredibly happy and lucky that I found you off of a random comment about your Bulletstorm review. Love your videos and sense of humor, keep up the great job!
What you said about Contra, being part of your own little world and it turned out that it's beloved by society, is how I feel about Legend of Dragoon and Legacy of Kain Blood Omen
I had this damn set up. My grandma got it from a swap meet. In the early aughts. Just seeing the main menu rushed memories to my frontal cortex. Tetris became a multi generational tournament. All trying to be the last one standing. Soo much Contra, Arknoid and balloon fighter was played. This was the intro to my love of retro games.
There was a Power Player controller featured in a T-Mobile commercial as a prop a little over 10 years ago. Not sure why I brought it up but I just thought you might like to know, my friend.
Keep up the great work yung junko You are seriously underrated and deserve a lot more attention you are receiving! Can’t wait to see what other content you come up with
I had this when I was younger and I plugged a genesis game into the controller port and it started smoking up. My room smelled like burnt electronics for a while.
Holy shit. I had this stupid thing when I was a kid. I have more or less the same memories of it that you do. My dad got it at a flea market sometime in the mid-00s, and it was basically my introduction to the NES and old games as a whole. It was well before I got my hands on any proper consoles, or had any idea what any of these games were. Like, when I played an actual, properly licensed version of Mario Bros for the first time and realized that what I'd known as Mr. Mary had been a lie, I was floored. And, on the other hand, it actually kinda introduced me to a lot of interesting, more obscure Famicom games that I've been getting my hands on all these years later. Like, I'd have no idea what TwinBee was if it weren't for this ridiculous lump of plastic. So that's pretty damn cool in my book.
I remember getting this as a gift from a thrift store. This is honestly how I played super mario for the first time. I had some decent fun playing 2 player games when a friend came over. It took my mom a while to realize that there wasn't actually 7600 games and she wasn't inclined when I asked for new games and would tell me to keep playing my other 7600 games. My version was black instead of blue
Man, this thing was my first experience with video games, being 3yo playing Super Mario Bros. at my cousin's house (rest in peace). Nice to see that famiclone nostalgia is real.
I had one of these as a kid, its was grey, the same as the normal n64 controllers. I loved that thing. Its still in my closet today, but over the years we lost the power supply to it and with radio shack being out of business, getting a new one wasn't an option... Man I miss that think. Jank and all.
This nearly exactly mimics my own experience with this exact console. There was a game called macross (featured for a moment on this video!) that I absalutly loved. There was a tank game that I also loved as it was 2 player for myself and my sister and you could edit your own levels! Also 872
Junko, I had this exact same fucking toy. Got it from some wretch at the mall. The box art had phantom menace screenshots (from the film). It was loaded with NES roms and got really hot whenever I used it. Great memories.
My cousin had something like this, only the light gun was built into the controller. I remember getting frustrated with the controller layout because I was still maining my N64 at the time and was so used to start being where reset was and regularly reset the thing when I meant to press start. The crazy thing is it was advertised on TV from what I remember, and id didn't have direct roms on it but since my grandparents had a nes I could tell what many of the rom hacks were originally. I was also fascinated by the expansion port and thought it was for N64 games, and one time brought over a game to see if it would work (it didn't even connect). It's cool to know it was actually for famicom games.
I got the same one as a kid from a flea market while visiting my grandparents in Florida, except mine was black and ran on batteries instead of an AC adapter. Couldn't figure out how to properly insert the battery case into the controller without jamming it in so I ended up throwing it out and keeping the gun to use as a toy.
When I was a kid at a mall somewhere in 2006 I stopped to play one of these for a moment. The guy running the booth tried to sell me one but I wasn't as interested. So he pulled out a special edition black version of this system. Only difference was the first rom of contra had built in cheats. You start with 100 lifes.
Another fun vid! I've commented on multiple vids, and on twitter, about it before, but I can't help but reiterate how much I enjoy the editing and writing on your stuff. Super entertaining! Now for the random notes that nobody asked for but I still took them as I watched: -Whoa, what's with this new Recycling Bin. Did I taint the trash can by drawing too much Twi'lek against it? Hahaha -Never ever tired of hearing about games for the PCP. It was what brought me here and got me subbed right away. hahaha -Like 45 seconds in, and your video has also unlocked memories of things I had forgotten even existed like two decades ago. Again. -I don't know why you'd think that controller looks like an N64 controller. It's definitely just middle-of-the-road generic, not trying to rip off the most identifiably different controller from like a 30 year window or anything. Hahaha -Yeah, everyone knows the gun is too OP in Mario -Nintendo probably wouldn't have been so mad at him/taken down his plane if he'd only put out 75,998 games tho. He really shot himself in the foot with that one
I remember there being a major kiosk near the food court at my local mall as a kid that had a bunch of these for people to play and buy. Some folks there would try to sell one to you if you seemed interested enough. That kept going for a long time.
Yeah… I don’t think I even PLAYED some of the games on this! Man, I remember loving Ice Climber, Balloon Fight, Mario Bros, Super Mario Bros, Galaga, Duck Hunt… yeah.
I remember having one of these "bootleg" systems, except the one I had was ps1 themed and we got it at some spanish music store. Was pretty fun and I think it had the same games as yours. Spent a lot of time playing Hogan's Alley, Contra, some circus game, Karateka and others. Fun way to get introduced to a bunch of older games.
I had something called "turbo game" which was also a nes bootleg. For the longest time, the only game i had was 1942. When i got a cartridge with Castlevania i felt like my head exploded.
Man, I remember seeing this at the mall in I think the late 90s early 00s in a booth literally right between Kaybee Toys and Babbages. My family was poor, and the thought of having thousands of games was immediately something I wanted in on. My parents (clearly thankfully) didn't fall for it. I went on eBay right after watching this and found one complete in box for $25.
Bruh I also had something like this, it wasn’t the same controllers but it was the same OS with those bootleg rims I got somewhere really cheap in LA, good times it was always my go to instead of carrying my Xbox when traveling
I had plenty of memories of this particular Famiclone system, this is I got to know of NES and some Japan only Famicom games or ports to the Famicom exclusive to Japan, some of my favorite games on this clone system, are Ice Climber, Balloon Fight, Road Fighter, Sky Destroyer, and the NES versions of, Popeye, and Mario Bros.
OMGGG I had one when I was a kid! All the NES roms a 9 year old could ever ask for 2005-2012 best years of my life remember me and my cousins used to fist fight over who played next haha!
Daaaayummmmm! Yours lasted 7 years?! That's impressive tbh, I heard a lot of horror stories about this thing. Pretty sure mine got busted within a year or so when I was a kid
I had a similar childhood experience. My super cool tech savvy uncle installed the MAME emulator on my family's junky home computer. It included basically every non 3D arcade cabinet game ever made. It was GLORIOUS man. While my friends were flashing their GBA Advance games, I was getting down with Burger Time, Ghostbusters, DigDug, etc. There was something almost magical about it. They were MY games. Nobody else cared about them. Heck, my friends had never even HEARD about them. It was the best of times man...
Yes I had this too my mother bought it for us thinking she got a deal for it. Thos was back in 2001 . As poor kids who already had a N64 we were happy to get a new console and find out it was a cheap kock off but dam did we had fun on it
My Mexican friend when we was young in 00's his dad would get these bootlegs that we always had so much fun at times where we didn't even look at the gamecube
I had this but in orange color, but it did not output any sound, either way we played the heck out of the many versions of Hyper Olympic (aka Track & Field) all in glorious Mute.
I remembered the last time I had that thing I was complaining about why there's no Zelda Mega Man on that thing... Nowdays I got an RGB modded NES top loader with an Everdrive N8 Flashcart and the switch online NES wireless controllers with the 8bitdo Bluetooth adapter... And I still play bootlegs on a premium investment 👀👀
The reason for the games they picked was they was the Games that had the smallest file sizes. If you have a Fake GBA Multicart with Nes games in they pick the exact same games for that reason.
Justice prevailed? Yeah, the arrest and ads of the guy who sold the thing didn't do jack to stop mall kiosks from selling unauthorized Famiclones, as mall kiosks are selling bootlegs of the NES Classic console, so no, this incident did not even cause a chilling effect.
I remember only a few years someone tried to pull the same shtick, at least around me. There was this obvious nes classic rip off that was selling out of mall kiosks and they even had demo stations which was pretty fun. I think they lasted a few years before going mia.
Alot of games in the early nes had smaller games till the Famicom disc system was introduced letting games be bigger and not just to save them Games like the original mario bros were very hard to do at the time which us why alot of assets are reused like the clouds and grass It could possibly be that the simple nes games such such as the ones made from 1983 to 1985 were way more easy for the bootleggers to emulate Another thing is that bootlegs using nes software Usally use hardware made by Virtual Reality Technology Co., Ltd, a Taiwanese company founded in 2001 that specialize in IC design for budget games consoles. This company developed the VTxx chips which most of these bootleg consoles used to emulate the nes Because the console you have is a famiclone it probably uses the VT02, as VT01 is really rare It can run other games because certain versions have slots of cartridges so it's probably just size issues
"Now you're probably tired of me talking about the PSP"
No. No I am not. I will listen all day.
he said pcp
this channel is one of the many I can consider with gold tier content the relatable personality,funny editing and commentary all mix well together
Indeed
Hard agree. Very glad I found our friend junk.
Totally, i actually stop what im doing to go watch his stuff.
I see this account blowing up in the near future.
It’s crazy this channel isn’t bigger tbh
I HAD THIS THING! I actually found it in my closet a few years back and decided to plug it in out of curiosity.
The power plug smelled like it was burning in about 5 minutes.
Lmao ikr
FINALLY! A game system for ME!
Same here my dude
man this is literally the first time I've EVER seen anyone else have this similar childhood experience of playing nes games in the early 2000s due to what I assume are very similar reasons (didn't own this monstrosity myself), prayed up
Gotta say the content just gets better and better, I’m so glad to be in the small group before you blow up. This stuff is amazing
Same lets cherish this
I give this channel another six months before subscriptions skyrocket past 100k. It’s only a matter of time. It’s not even niche humour, like it has broad appeal and will get noticed.
@@j-lgroen1239 it shall
Junko has the best sense of humor among the videogame reviewers on TH-cam. Borderline eric andre levels of genius
I OWNED ONE OF THESE!
I have fond memories of my dad buying them over and over from mall kiosks each time they broke.
The joy I got seeing you talk about these made me feel like a kid again. Thanks for that, Junko.
Still loving the "Bye have a beautiful time", it's just so goddamn good, sounds just like the original!
If I recall, Men in Black III has one near the beginning of the movie in a glass case!
I had one of these it’s how I first played NES as that was like, a gen before my time.
But one day as I was playing it the thing started to smoke and stink
And when I opened it half the board was glued to cardboard and had begun to light itself on fire.
You're whole style reminds me of the 2000s. Very nostalgic
I started to hit that point where my feed was filled with click bait that I had no interest in watching, but with the discovery of some smaller channels I've found, that joy has been rekindled. I enjoy seeing your videos pop up in my sub box Junko.
Around 2007 my parents house burned down & I had to crash at a hoarder friends for a few weeks, wherein I would wear flea collars on my ankles & play this on a sanyo tv in the bathroom. Eventually I got so fed up that I brought over my own real Nintendo, Zelda ii & my advantage controller
The legend returns
When I was 10, I got a GBA and a 60 in 1 cartridge containing 4 GBA games and the rest were NES games. Back then I didn't know what an NES was. Only after watching AVGN for the first time in 2007 where I went "Oh, so those "made in China" games were NES games??"
ALSO:
"Rule one of gun safety: Make sure it's off" is an underrated line. Hahah
This video unlocked some deep buried memories, my god. I remember years ago, when I was in Nicaragua with my family for a few months over a summer. I guess one of the places I stayed with had one of these things, because somehow I remember this being possibly my first experience with these old games, maybe Duck Hunt, but definitely Contra and Super Mario Bros. Like you said, it's easy to imagine this as common gaming history now by proper distribution and ownership. But even through a bootleg, these games somehow made an impact on me, just like you mentioned, and it's wild to think back that it's through THAT I had my first experience years ago.
I always wondered if one of these things was someone's childhood. I found this at a garage sale once, back when garage sales were cool and not just an excuse to sell used clothing and lamps, and it was instantly perplexing. Didn't get many hours out of it, I think the controller stopped functioning about a month into use. Fun video.
The Player Super Joy 3 puts Nintendo Switch Online selection of games to shame! Even as a kid, when I saw the kiosks at the mall I was like that doesn't seem legal haha
every joke got me, ngl. Awesome video. Plug n Play consoles were kinda great for younger generations to play the classic stuff.
I'm incredibly happy and lucky that I found you off of a random comment about your Bulletstorm review. Love your videos and sense of humor, keep up the great job!
This brings me back to when Kung pow was my favorite movie... Oh wait it still is!
What you said about Contra, being part of your own little world and it turned out that it's beloved by society, is how I feel about Legend of Dragoon and Legacy of Kain Blood Omen
I had this damn set up. My grandma got it from a swap meet. In the early aughts. Just seeing the main menu rushed memories to my frontal cortex. Tetris became a multi generational tournament. All trying to be the last one standing. Soo much Contra, Arknoid and balloon fighter was played. This was the intro to my love of retro games.
The literal only channel I look forward to uploading. Never stop.
Dude! Keep it up! You make great content!
Also, I had one of these growing up and I had so much fun with it!
I have been binging all your videos since I found you, Junko! Thank you for sharing your memories in these videos
I literally have the power player console, it's so funny to see these things, they stink but they do give me a good laugh
(Edit)
Like the new look
There was a Power Player controller featured in a T-Mobile commercial as a prop a little over 10 years ago. Not sure why I brought it up but I just thought you might like to know, my friend.
@@YungJunko thanks for informing me, I talked about this exact same console months ago and I had no idea about its origin, really interesting
Keep up the great work yung junko
You are seriously underrated and deserve a lot more attention you are receiving! Can’t wait to see what other content you come up with
Junko.. I mean Trasho.. you unlock memories I thought I suppressed for good years ago.
Thanks homie
I had this when I was younger and I plugged a genesis game into the controller port and it started smoking up. My room smelled like burnt electronics for a while.
Holy shit. I had this stupid thing when I was a kid. I have more or less the same memories of it that you do. My dad got it at a flea market sometime in the mid-00s, and it was basically my introduction to the NES and old games as a whole. It was well before I got my hands on any proper consoles, or had any idea what any of these games were. Like, when I played an actual, properly licensed version of Mario Bros for the first time and realized that what I'd known as Mr. Mary had been a lie, I was floored.
And, on the other hand, it actually kinda introduced me to a lot of interesting, more obscure Famicom games that I've been getting my hands on all these years later. Like, I'd have no idea what TwinBee was if it weren't for this ridiculous lump of plastic. So that's pretty damn cool in my book.
I remember getting this as a gift from a thrift store. This is honestly how I played super mario for the first time. I had some decent fun playing 2 player games when a friend came over. It took my mom a while to realize that there wasn't actually 7600 games and she wasn't inclined when I asked for new games and would tell me to keep playing my other 7600 games. My version was black instead of blue
Man, this thing was my first experience with video games, being 3yo playing Super Mario Bros. at my cousin's house (rest in peace).
Nice to see that famiclone nostalgia is real.
Love your Videos!
Been loving your content Junko! I’ve watched all your videos so far, and I’m so happy to have another to enjoy! Keep up the good work, buddy!
I had one of these as a kid, its was grey, the same as the normal n64 controllers. I loved that thing. Its still in my closet today, but over the years we lost the power supply to it and with radio shack being out of business, getting a new one wasn't an option... Man I miss that think. Jank and all.
This nearly exactly mimics my own experience with this exact console. There was a game called macross (featured for a moment on this video!) that I absalutly loved. There was a tank game that I also loved as it was 2 player for myself and my sister and you could edit your own levels!
Also 872
Junko, I had this exact same fucking toy. Got it from some wretch at the mall. The box art had phantom menace screenshots (from the film). It was loaded with NES roms and got really hot whenever I used it. Great memories.
Loved the video.
New look same great taste
My cousin had something like this, only the light gun was built into the controller. I remember getting frustrated with the controller layout because I was still maining my N64 at the time and was so used to start being where reset was and regularly reset the thing when I meant to press start. The crazy thing is it was advertised on TV from what I remember, and id didn't have direct roms on it but since my grandparents had a nes I could tell what many of the rom hacks were originally. I was also fascinated by the expansion port and thought it was for N64 games, and one time brought over a game to see if it would work (it didn't even connect). It's cool to know it was actually for famicom games.
I got the same one as a kid from a flea market while visiting my grandparents in Florida, except mine was black and ran on batteries instead of an AC adapter. Couldn't figure out how to properly insert the battery case into the controller without jamming it in so I ended up throwing it out and keeping the gun to use as a toy.
Bro I had been busy all week and I just saw you had a new video! Keep it up bro I love your stuff!
When I was a kid at a mall somewhere in 2006 I stopped to play one of these for a moment. The guy running the booth tried to sell me one but I wasn't as interested. So he pulled out a special edition black version of this system. Only difference was the first rom of contra had built in cheats. You start with 100 lifes.
Another fun vid! I've commented on multiple vids, and on twitter, about it before, but I can't help but reiterate how much I enjoy the editing and writing on your stuff. Super entertaining!
Now for the random notes that nobody asked for but I still took them as I watched:
-Whoa, what's with this new Recycling Bin. Did I taint the trash can by drawing too much Twi'lek against it? Hahaha
-Never ever tired of hearing about games for the PCP. It was what brought me here and got me subbed right away. hahaha
-Like 45 seconds in, and your video has also unlocked memories of things I had forgotten even existed like two decades ago. Again.
-I don't know why you'd think that controller looks like an N64 controller. It's definitely just middle-of-the-road generic, not trying to rip off the most identifiably different controller from like a 30 year window or anything. Hahaha
-Yeah, everyone knows the gun is too OP in Mario
-Nintendo probably wouldn't have been so mad at him/taken down his plane if he'd only put out 75,998 games tho. He really shot himself in the foot with that one
Psp is fire
I remember there being a major kiosk near the food court at my local mall as a kid that had a bunch of these for people to play and buy. Some folks there would try to sell one to you if you seemed interested enough. That kept going for a long time.
Yeah… I don’t think I even PLAYED some of the games on this! Man, I remember loving Ice Climber, Balloon Fight, Mario Bros, Super Mario Bros, Galaga, Duck Hunt… yeah.
I had one of these. I remember in Golf, the N and T were mixed up so “stroke” was SNROKE “bunker” was BUTKER. Many laughs.
"I've been Tekkin for a fool." That's it, this is the greatest channel of all time.
Man I'm so glad I found you, I've never went back 15 seconds so many times to laugh again
I first played Mario as a 7-year old back when emulators were ridiculously easy to find online and play in-browser.
Holy Crap I didn't think I'd ever see this thing again I got this exact one at a Swap Meet I never realize that was Star Wars on box.
I remember having one of these "bootleg" systems, except the one I had was ps1 themed and we got it at some spanish music store. Was pretty fun and I think it had the same games as yours. Spent a lot of time playing Hogan's Alley, Contra, some circus game, Karateka and others. Fun way to get introduced to a bunch of older games.
Man, I can’t believe there was a time I didn’t know about this channel. I wasn’t really living before!
But seriously, I get huge Steve Oedekerk “thumb” vibes from your content and I didn’t realize how much I needed that in my life 😂
Always a good day when he is uploads
I had something called "turbo game" which was also a nes bootleg. For the longest time, the only game i had was 1942. When i got a cartridge with Castlevania i felt like my head exploded.
When I get a notification that Junko uploaded, I know we will have a bountiful harvest and be ready for the harsh winter months.
10:55 No brother, they expect one famiclone in the wreckage.
Man, I remember seeing this at the mall in I think the late 90s early 00s in a booth literally right between Kaybee Toys and Babbages. My family was poor, and the thought of having thousands of games was immediately something I wanted in on. My parents (clearly thankfully) didn't fall for it. I went on eBay right after watching this and found one complete in box for $25.
Bruh I also had something like this, it wasn’t the same controllers but it was the same OS with those bootleg rims I got somewhere really cheap in LA, good times it was always my go to instead of carrying my Xbox when traveling
With every upload I'm more amazed we had the same exact childhood
Bye have a beautiful time 👍👍👍
Michael Pena.
I had plenty of memories of this particular Famiclone system, this is I got to know of NES and some Japan only Famicom games or ports to the Famicom exclusive to Japan, some of my favorite games on this clone system, are Ice Climber, Balloon Fight, Road Fighter, Sky Destroyer, and the NES versions of, Popeye, and Mario Bros.
OMGGG I had one when I was a kid! All the NES roms a 9 year old could ever ask for 2005-2012 best years of my life remember me and my cousins used to fist fight over who played next haha!
Daaaayummmmm! Yours lasted 7 years?! That's impressive tbh, I heard a lot of horror stories about this thing. Pretty sure mine got busted within a year or so when I was a kid
@@YungJunko I remember replacing them every other year the last one didn’t get played as much might still be in a box somewhere at my parents house
I'm not kidding but I still have the Super Joy in my closet right now lol. Another fantastic Junko video that I some how missed.
I had a similar childhood experience.
My super cool tech savvy uncle installed the MAME emulator on my family's junky home computer. It included basically every non 3D arcade cabinet game ever made. It was GLORIOUS man.
While my friends were flashing their GBA Advance games, I was getting down with Burger Time, Ghostbusters, DigDug, etc.
There was something almost magical about it. They were MY games. Nobody else cared about them. Heck, my friends had never even HEARD about them.
It was the best of times man...
Just realized you got 40k subscribers now. Holy shit I feel like a hipster being here since you didn’t even have 150 followers 😭
Yes I had this too my mother bought it for us thinking she got a deal for it. Thos was back in 2001 . As poor kids who already had a N64 we were happy to get a new console and find out it was a cheap kock off but dam did we had fun on it
My Mexican friend when we was young in 00's his dad would get these bootlegs that we always had so much fun at times where we didn't even look at the gamecube
I had this but in orange color, but it did not output any sound, either way we played the heck out of the many versions of Hyper Olympic (aka Track & Field) all in glorious Mute.
More than once these machines promised "Toy Story" in my childhood, and every time I was met with disappointment
Funny enough, there is a bootleg NES/Famicom Toy Story game
@@YungJunko You mean one that isn't Circus Charlie?
@@Negameleon yep! It was an unlicensed game made in 1997 largely based on the SNES/Genesis game.
super joy in my pants
Keep up the good work dude 😎
I had something like this growing up, but it was a Gameboy SP cartridge with 200 games on it
I'm having fun! 424!
I remembered the last time I had that thing I was complaining about why there's no Zelda Mega Man on that thing...
Nowdays I got an RGB modded NES top loader with an Everdrive N8 Flashcart and the switch online NES wireless controllers with the 8bitdo Bluetooth adapter... And I still play bootlegs on a premium investment 👀👀
Man the one liners in this are fucking hilarious 😭🤝
Let's get some more videos on the pcp while doing some psp
I love your channel so much
AYOOOOO I forgot about this thing 😭
You and GrimBeard are the Seth & Mandy Split Personality meme; _but for real_
It took me the entire video to notice that old trasho is young Junko's bootleg just wanting your money.
My nes bootleg console is the whole reason y i fell in love with wrecking crew as a kid
hellyeah more junko
I had one of these it was very same Christmas I got a PS2. I went ahead and tried contra on it and then a few days later it stopped working.
The reason for the games they picked was they was the Games that had the smallest file sizes. If you have a Fake GBA Multicart with Nes games in they pick the exact same games for that reason.
Justice prevailed? Yeah, the arrest and ads of the guy who sold the thing didn't do jack to stop mall kiosks from selling unauthorized Famiclones, as mall kiosks are selling bootlegs of the NES Classic console, so no, this incident did not even cause a chilling effect.
I remember only a few years someone tried to pull the same shtick, at least around me. There was this obvious nes classic rip off that was selling out of mall kiosks and they even had demo stations which was pretty fun. I think they lasted a few years before going mia.
Alot of games in the early nes had smaller games till the Famicom disc system was introduced letting games be bigger and not just to save them
Games like the original mario bros were very hard to do at the time which us why alot of assets are reused like the clouds and grass
It could possibly be that the simple nes games such such as the ones made from 1983 to 1985 were way more easy for the bootleggers to emulate
Another thing is that bootlegs using nes software Usally use hardware made by Virtual Reality Technology Co., Ltd, a Taiwanese company founded in 2001 that specialize in IC design for budget games consoles.
This company developed the VTxx chips which most of these bootleg consoles used to emulate the nes
Because the console you have is a famiclone it probably uses the VT02, as VT01 is really rare
It can run other games because certain versions have slots of cartridges so it's probably just size issues
Hate the thrash container thing but I definitely love this guy lol
Sweet fucking jesus this was intense. 10/10
You got it ole trasho, mother's maiden name is Kenobi and last 3 are 369!
I had this, was cool at the time to be honest
Lmfao this might be the best video yet. Keep up the great work
As soon as a sell my trash a get some $$ I'll be joining that Patreon 👍 best content on TH-cam
"what's your mother's maiden name"
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This truly looks like "The Greatest Game Machine In The Planet!"
funny junkman
I like your new outfit.
Great vid as always man😎