Video Games Saved from an Alaskan Warehouse
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 ก.ย. 2024
- My brother sent me some retro games he found in an Alaskan warehouse he was cleaning out. He shipped the video games to me saving them from a trash heap. I am happy to share this with you all! Thank you for watching!
So Rad Friend! Love the unboxing! I love old Nintendo games. I would always choose the NES Advantage over a regular controller as they always hurt my fingers, especially after playing any Mario game. The NES Adv was like playing an arcade game. This was a sweet video, so unpretentious, thanks for sharing and including the little one. Caulipower Margarita is my fav pizza, Wally World sells the cheapest....Collection is looking great! 😎
That's a great review for the NES Advantage. I think I'm going to be using my Friday night to play some of the games and use it instead of the controllers. Wal Mart is exactly where we got the pizzas. I love them. Thank you for the compliments Shannon! I enjoy giving a little contribution back to the TH-cam gaming community.
Wow! What a lucky find. And most looks to be in great shape. Very cool. 👍
Thank you! The games were in really good shape considering being stored in a warehouse for who knows how long. I was talking with a few people and we were saying how things preserve so much better in cold dry climates. Maybe it's why there is a struggle here in the southeast. Heat and humidity reign. I also appreciate the sub!
Man there were some heavy hitters in that Alaska batch. I think Kinch would agree that Alaska is the best state to live in for video game preservation😂.
I agree with that. The Mario 3 poster blew me away.
7th saga is an extremely difficult jrpg:)
I watched some gameplay on it. SNES Drunk agrees with you that it is tough. It looks like a really neat game though. I get hammered in some RPGs. Recently it was the final boss in Grandia 3. It takes a good story to keep the motivation alive in hard games.
Race against time
@@retro-spective9217 its usually intensive when it comes to xp grinding
With the nes advantage you can use it single player just plug one of the connectors in and set the switch acordingly to the plug you used. Of both for turn based games then you set the switch when 1p 2p for games like super mario when changing player. I liked using it with dragon spirit when i was a kid.
That makes complete sense. I can see it being fun with Double Dragon. Dragon Spirit I haven't played. I will be on the lookout for it. Thank you!