If his change up in playstyle and mentality after his switchback to armor king from the t5 days works out. Please make a video on him, should be an interesting topic
This is a really great video. It's sad to see the the arcade scene die out. I may be too young to ever lived it, but I still wish it was active today as it was in the past. I'm hopeful that the future of the FGC will continue to grow and more local and casuals will too. Thanks for the great insight of your arcade scene.
sad truth of the matter is, Arcade places are being taken over by Internet cafe's which are more popular b/c of the versatility. It would be awesome if some places incorporated some arcade machines as well to keep the scene alive.
When the arcade I went to closed I felt sad, but it was also like "I knew this would happen" I knew the owner ever since he did yard sales. At least I'll never forget the 2 fighting games that got me into the FGC: SC2 & Tekken 4. I played & loved TTT1 but nothing beats that arcade feeling
Hey HJ or rather JDCR could you maybe show us some of the many things you collected during your tekken travels and tells us some story's about the people you met throughout your journey!
i was in Ilsan 2012, actually played tekken in a Arcade. but way before i knew that it really existed a scen of players... cool, nice to see. thanks a lot for the video
I didn't go to arcades when they were popular but in college when I got into fighting games I would always hear about the great arcades of the past. I wish I was there when they were in their prime but alas that is in the past. Arcades are truly dead and they will never come back, but there is one true arcade left in Austin and it is truly amazing that it is not only open but thriving. I try to go as often as possible and I realize now why people loved arcades so much. It wasn't really about the games, after all you can play most of them at home. It was about the community. Being physically around people that share your passion is truly amazing. Talking to people online simply cannot compare. Fighting games are perhaps the last video game that people play together in person. I know this will eventually go away so I will cherish this opportunity I have that the majority of people around the country will never experience ever again.
Would you mind telling me the name of said arcade? I stay in Fort Worth and am planning a trip to Austin to visit a friend, I may or may not stop by if there's time
@@BIGWH1FF the place is called Arcade UFO. If I'm not out of town I could show you around the place otherwise talk to the guy working there to give you guide.
I also grew up and met most of my friends in an arcade. The arcade we used to play and hung out in is still open to this day (it's inside a mall) but there's barely any game cabinets now. It's mostly just rides for toddlers. It is sad that the arcades started to close down but it's kind of expected. This video made me reminisce the good ol' days of playing Tekken in the arcade.
Arcades used to be huge in Lahore, Pakistan where I grew up, played Tekken often. Lots of fun, arcades here started to die out around 2005, and were almost obsolete by 2009. Sad to see em go
In The American scene I noticed people tend to root predominately for our fellow Americans. But when it comes down to jdcr even other Americans can’t help but watch in awe and and gasp at the sheer skill. JDCR the Korean of the American people!
The arcades here in the Philippines are thriving, yet I also feel the same way. Because we are now living in an era where a lot of tekken legends are slowly stepping down and watching from the shadows these new uprising tekken gamers.
This is out of context then but men the last twt you played my blood boiled every match thanks you so much dude. Much respect, i gat in tekken because of you and i'm very glad. You are my favorite tekken player ever.
This hit me right in the feels man. I used to go to this Arcade Shop in my city for about 9 years. The shop was around for much longer (nearly 17 years) and the only game the arcade had was Tekken 3. The memories are still fresh in my mind. Recently the arcade closed down and now it's just a closed shop.
Damn, I wish I were old enough to have had some experiences in arcades. It sounds like the best environment for gamers (but I do still love the game machines you can find in some malls). Btw, you seem like a super nice guy; I genuinely didn’t expect that, but it’s a nice surprise
Firstly,HOLY SHIT,this is so well made. Secondly,you can feel that legendary feel about those legendary arcades centers from somebody who started to build his legacy there. I wait for more,definetely. And also you really fit for me as a youtuber,really good montage,plan for videos and that feel you like what you do. Keep up the good work,we need more people like you....Hyunjin. :)
I used to go to a mall sometimes used to play tekken 3 and ttt1 and t5 it was really fun there now I play on ps4 but the arcade feel is really something
This is actually a pretty sad vid. . . it is parallel with my experiences with arcade culture which was so big back in the day. It's a lost feeling now.
This video just goes to show what a good tour guide JDCR would make! Super interesting stuff, especially for a foreigner who hasn't seen much of South Korea. Thank you for this insight in your past!
Thank you for sharing this with us jdcr :) Even though arcades are gone, local casual/tournament events and national tournament events bring that arcade feeling right back. Rather than inserting coins into slots, we insert usb cables into slots (or skip the slots altogether with wireless). But we still have the same great experiences and people still come together for the love of the game :)
1.4 likes and notONE dislike! Just shows how much we all love this human. Truly remarkable being and a paradigm of what a decent human creature should aspire to be. Might not be for everyone but it's defintely up there, certainly not a bad place to have your goals on. Much Love @tkjdcr keep doing what you do chief *tips hat*
What a great video. I think that you should elaborate more on yourself as a person, as most see you as a "Robot", but there's so much more to you as a person. This would help your fans to get to know you better, making us love you more! Thanks for the video.
Sad to see arcades on extinction. As many people here, i think we all begin on arcades during elementary and high school. Great memories for all of us, nice vid and kinda sad
I'm watching this video at the time when it has 1.1k likes, and 0 dislikes. I just want to tell, that JDCR somehow transcended his Korean Back-Dashing skills towards the TH-cam spectrum, and avoided all of the dislikes. I know, right? Sounds like some fricking sci-fi story, but you know... It's *JDCR* . Do you believe me now, that this story is true?
1.3k likes now still 0 dislikes. Reading this somehow makes me want to become 1st dislike now lol. But kinda cant with this amazingly well done content.
You feel human in the way you explain us where were the places you loved during your youth. I got the same feeling with Bandai Arcades in Japan that's all becoming removed and only Sega's and Taito's one still alive.
Great video! Looking forward to more content by you. Maybe about your education life? How were you as a student, what you liked/disliked about your education institution, how did you give Arcades and Studying time, etc. I think it will be really cool to see. Hard luck on your lose in TWT 2019. Hopefully next time you will win! I’m rooting for you! Good luck!
I have been playing tekken religiously since tekken 6 although I have only ever experienced online. I still feel as if I am not very good even after all this time. I do feel like the atmosphere and pressure of an arcade would make most players better overall. Sad arcades are dying even if I never experienced them.
this was a cool lil vlog of going to your HT(hometown) and revisiting places but it was also sad at the same because of how the arcade culture is fading away :( but I would like to see if theres any arcades outside of your HT that you enjoyed. :)
I used to go to an arcade called Nickelodeon at a crap shopping mall and near a dollar movie Cinema. It was so fun and loud. Memories of mk2 and tekken! Didn’t know jack shit how to really play those games but it was great.
great content bro, love you, also good run in rox n roll ttw tournament, hope for a better luck next time 💪🏼 ps : sad that there's no more arcade in that town 😞
![[RARE] '90s Footage of a Tokyo Video Game Arcade](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/gatPqT3fwVM/mqdefault.jpg)
Great player, great content maker.
he learned from the best (you) >:)
If his change up in playstyle and mentality after his switchback to armor king from the t5 days works out. Please make a video on him, should be an interesting topic
Hey core-a! How’s life in SK?
@@josepartida1711 In Tejas atm. Gonna hit Freeplay soon.
I love how happy you talk about the bullies and getting robbed.
Turns out that kid that robbed him was knee
I mean after a certain point, even getting bullied and robbed becomes nostalgic.
@@geraldtorres5339 Wait seriously? Lmao
Py - lmao man I’m joking
90s Arcades were real gansta shit
1:22
JDCR couldn't break the throw :(
gold
Oh shit lmao 😂
This is a really great video. It's sad to see the the arcade scene die out. I may be too young to ever lived it, but I still wish it was active today as it was in the past. I'm hopeful that the future of the FGC will continue to grow and more local and casuals will too. Thanks for the great insight of your arcade scene.
sad truth of the matter is, Arcade places are being taken over by Internet cafe's which are more popular b/c of the versatility. It would be awesome if some places incorporated some arcade machines as well to keep the scene alive.
Damn, drone shots and everything? These videos are top notch quality.
This seems like it's made by someone who knows production, it's really good.
i always see the girl in your profile pic xD
liquid jdcr
JDCR on top of the game right now with so much good content!
This is great but makes me very sad that all of JDCR's childhood is gone
When the arcade I went to closed I felt sad, but it was also like "I knew this would happen" I knew the owner ever since he did yard sales. At least I'll never forget the 2 fighting games that got me into the FGC: SC2 & Tekken 4. I played & loved TTT1 but nothing beats that arcade feeling
The ending was poetry. Everyone can relate to it. Going back to my city where I grew up at everything is changed. It's a complex feeling.
Hey HJ or rather JDCR could you maybe show us some of the many things you collected during your tekken travels and tells us some story's about the people you met throughout your journey!
Must be sad knowing the places he played Tekken in are no longer there :/
Edit: Great video as always though! 😃
i was in Ilsan 2012, actually played tekken in a Arcade. but way before i knew that it really existed a scen of players... cool, nice to see. thanks a lot for the video
JDCR is back with some TH-cam content! Yasss! 😍
I didn't go to arcades when they were popular but in college when I got into fighting games I would always hear about the great arcades of the past. I wish I was there when they were in their prime but alas that is in the past. Arcades are truly dead and they will never come back, but there is one true arcade left in Austin and it is truly amazing that it is not only open but thriving. I try to go as often as possible and I realize now why people loved arcades so much. It wasn't really about the games, after all you can play most of them at home. It was about the community. Being physically around people that share your passion is truly amazing. Talking to people online simply cannot compare. Fighting games are perhaps the last video game that people play together in person. I know this will eventually go away so I will cherish this opportunity I have that the majority of people around the country will never experience ever again.
Would you mind telling me the name of said arcade? I stay in Fort Worth and am planning a trip to Austin to visit a friend, I may or may not stop by if there's time
@@BIGWH1FF the place is called Arcade UFO. If I'm not out of town I could show you around the place otherwise talk to the guy working there to give you guide.
I also grew up and met most of my friends in an arcade. The arcade we used to play and hung out in is still open to this day (it's inside a mall) but there's barely any game cabinets now. It's mostly just rides for toddlers. It is sad that the arcades started to close down but it's kind of expected. This video made me reminisce the good ol' days of playing Tekken in the arcade.
I'm glad one of the big pros is making content like this.
It's like a portal into their world
Arcades used to be huge in Lahore, Pakistan where I grew up, played Tekken often. Lots of fun, arcades here started to die out around 2005, and were almost obsolete by 2009. Sad to see em go
You the man jdcr. The end made me tear up a bit not gonna lie
Very happy you shared this
In The American scene I noticed people tend to root predominately for our fellow Americans. But when it comes down to jdcr even other Americans can’t help but watch in awe and and gasp at the sheer skill. JDCR the Korean of the American people!
haha not just americans but other parts of the world as well! JDCR of the people !
This is some S-tier content right here. Professional yet heartwarming. And that Tag 1 ending music... The chills...
That last shot is beautiful
Great to see the legendary jdcr's smile
You are a legend JDCR
The arcades here in the Philippines are thriving, yet I also feel the same way. Because we are now living in an era where a lot of tekken legends are slowly stepping down and watching from the shadows these new uprising tekken gamers.
Holy shit that was amazing, Great and Insightful about the Tekken scene in Korea
This is out of context then but men the last twt you played my blood boiled every match thanks you so much dude. Much respect, i gat in tekken because of you and i'm very glad. You are my favorite tekken player ever.
What a nice video and montage that you did. Arcade cabinets is the place where legends are born. Surely you are a legend.
This hit me right in the feels man. I used to go to this Arcade Shop in my city for about 9 years. The shop was around for much longer (nearly 17 years) and the only game the arcade had was Tekken 3. The memories are still fresh in my mind. Recently the arcade closed down and now it's just a closed shop.
awesome video by my fav tekken player! thnx for the upload.
Damn, I wish I were old enough to have had some experiences in arcades. It sounds like the best environment for gamers (but I do still love the game machines you can find in some malls).
Btw, you seem like a super nice guy; I genuinely didn’t expect that, but it’s a nice surprise
Really high quality content from jdcr himself im very impressed
I loved seeing you talk naturally and out in public 😍 all love to you jdcr.
Another great video JDCR!
잡다형 언제나 응원합니다!!!
My boi back at it again with another dope video 🤘
Firstly,HOLY SHIT,this is so well made. Secondly,you can feel that legendary feel about those legendary arcades centers from somebody who started to build his legacy there. I wait for more,definetely. And also you really fit for me as a youtuber,really good montage,plan for videos and that feel you like what you do. Keep up the good work,we need more people like you....Hyunjin. :)
Great video was a pleasure to see how you used to spent your time back in the days :D
00:30 Henry Ford used to say he'd make his cars any color as long as you want it black. I guess the same is for white cars in Korea
I used to go to a mall sometimes used to play tekken 3 and ttt1 and t5 it was really fun there now I play on ps4 but the arcade feel is really something
This is actually a pretty sad vid. . . it is parallel with my experiences with arcade culture which was so big back in the day. It's a lost feeling now.
This video just goes to show what a good tour guide JDCR would make! Super interesting stuff, especially for a foreigner who hasn't seen much of South Korea. Thank you for this insight in your past!
Finally another video from jdcr senpai!!
man the gathering, the joy, the pressure and the hooting you find while playing on Arcades! online can't cop with that and make you a softcore player!
You should've been making TH-cam content a long time ago. This is actually pretty good. Thank you for sharing and making this I loved it
Great video JDCR and congrats on getting the 4th place in Rox n roll tournament, Ggs.
Thank you for sharing this with us jdcr :) Even though arcades are gone, local casual/tournament events and national tournament events bring that arcade feeling right back. Rather than inserting coins into slots, we insert usb cables into slots (or skip the slots altogether with wireless). But we still have the same great experiences and people still come together for the love of the game :)
Always love stories like this, reminds me of all the denjin arcade videos and that series of chinatown fair interviews by arcade hustla
This is one of the best content in the fighting community, thank you so much JDCR to share this stories with us !!
5:15 This music is from heaven
Love this kind of content
Keep it up man.. always producing videos.. I love it 😁😁
It’s funny, I feel sad for all these arcades having been closed, and I grew up nowhere close to one.
This video deserves more views
Awesome to see you talk about the Old days like this. Shame that arcades are dying but the good thing is the tekken community is getting bigger.
100% like quote, deserved
Nice history JDCR reminds me of my arcade days.
JDCR IS GANGSTA
A-tier production quality - keep up the good work!
This was an absolutely amazing video. Wish you the best for the future and I hope you get sponsored as soon as possible. Have a nice day!
영상 잘 보았습니다 저도 어릴적 살던곳에 옛날부터 있던 오락실이 다 없어졌더라구요. 영상보면서 많은 생각이 지나가네요
1.4 likes and notONE dislike! Just shows how much we all love this human. Truly remarkable being and a paradigm of what a decent human creature should aspire to be. Might not be for everyone but it's defintely up there, certainly not a bad place to have your goals on.
Much Love @tkjdcr keep doing what you do chief
*tips hat*
What a great video. I think that you should elaborate more on yourself as a person, as most see you as a "Robot", but there's so much more to you as a person. This would help your fans to get to know you better, making us love you more! Thanks for the video.
Very entertaining good video 👍
Very solid stuff!
Glad to see you put out videos.
Wow such a great vid JDCR! Very interesting + I like how you spoke Korean instead of English.
Sad to see arcades on extinction. As many people here, i think we all begin on arcades during elementary and high school. Great memories for all of us, nice vid and kinda sad
Youre my favorite tekken player! Im a huge fan.
I'm watching this video at the time when it has 1.1k likes, and 0 dislikes. I just want to tell, that JDCR somehow transcended his Korean Back-Dashing skills towards the TH-cam spectrum, and avoided all of the dislikes. I know, right? Sounds like some fricking sci-fi story, but you know... It's *JDCR* . Do you believe me now, that this story is true?
1.3k likes now still 0 dislikes. Reading this somehow makes me want to become 1st dislike now lol. But kinda cant with this amazingly well done content.
You feel human in the way you explain us where were the places you loved during your youth. I got the same feeling with Bandai Arcades in Japan that's all becoming removed and only Sega's and Taito's one still alive.
Great video! Looking forward to more content by you. Maybe about your education life? How were you as a student, what you liked/disliked about your education institution, how did you give Arcades and Studying time, etc. I think it will be really cool to see.
Hard luck on your lose in TWT 2019. Hopefully next time you will win! I’m rooting for you! Good luck!
The ending music has to ge the most perfectly placed piece in the world
I have been playing tekken religiously since tekken 6 although I have only ever experienced online. I still feel as if I am not very good even after all this time. I do feel like the atmosphere and pressure of an arcade would make most players better overall. Sad arcades are dying even if I never experienced them.
That were some fast 6 minutes. Loved it
Very cool video Jdcr! sad to see the arcades go..
this was a cool lil vlog of going to your HT(hometown) and revisiting places but it was also sad at the same because of how the arcade culture is fading away :( but I would like to see if theres any arcades outside of your HT that you enjoyed. :)
That was great, much love
Interesting story. It's very sad that those arcades have died down, rip.
The TTT1 endings song almost made me cry
Really cool video!
this is dope
Fascinating. Love these vids!
I'm rooting for your Ak last tournament was pretty cool
Excellent video
I used to go to an arcade called Nickelodeon at a crap shopping mall and near a dollar movie Cinema. It was so fun and loud. Memories of mk2 and tekken! Didn’t know jack shit how to really play those games but it was great.
Very well done and interesting video, JDCR
damn ,that must be dreadful seeing the places you were hanging out in your earlier life just disappear like that
great content bro, love you, also good run in rox n roll ttw tournament, hope for a better luck next time 💪🏼
ps : sad that there's no more arcade in that town 😞
JDCR, you're the best! I hope you will win many tournaments!
Dennoss he already did lol😄
this is sad, i spend so much time in arcades when im in japan, id hate to see that go away too. hope u get more chances to play in jp arcades jdcr
amazing, please make more!
damn, that me feel really sad.
Jdcr ❤️
Very good video! I hope you make more like these.
Bullies at the arcade (O_o)... great video JDCR!
the video is awesome 👏🏻 Q&As could be fun too
Great content, I was very entertained!
2:28 all those cans everywhere, must be where JDCR got all his meC h AN ics from