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Rick, 3 months ago I did find season 3 of George Lopez and I sold it on eBay for 150 dollars. It was used but I remember you mentioning it before and I found it and made a lot of money. Thanks
Been super sick this last week and just wanted to say finding your channel was HUGE for me. Definitely brought back such a flood of awesome memories and me and my boys are going for the first time this Friday to go hunting! Thank you so much for the content!
Bro, you just took me back with that cool world movie. I completely forgot about it until this video! It's really crazy how you spot dvds like that. I try and spot movies from the spine, but for some reason it just all blurs together into a big middle finger. Lol
When PlayStation 2 launched Sony wanted to push DVDs and have different type of gaming experience using the dvd format…they came out with interactive games for the system to support dvd…same thing they kinda did with Blu ray and 3D Blu ray with PlayStation 3. I grew up during those days, born in 84…but basically they’re more and it was used to push the dvd format on the ps2.
Mad Dog was an arcade game. I think it was laserdisc based. They had this one and another. I played it once. It wasn't great but wasn't too bad either. Reminds me of Dodge Viper on the arcade. it was the same style of game.
@@retrorick I played mad dog mcgree alot at an arcade here in sweden, its was so cheesy an fun! But at that time kinda insane a game with real characters.
i love the Alpha Video release dvds, most of them are super obscure movies that have never been printed or wont be printed ever again. Most are pre 1970s
if you ever play the shooting arcade game, "Lethal Enforcers," Mad Dog is similar to that arcade game during the early 90s. However it is more about how quick you draw type of arcade game
I played the mad dog game in a arcade back in the day. And fun fact wild America is the story of a 90s legend ...Marty Stouffer, had a wild animal show and was called... you guessed it Marty Stouffer's wild America! My all time favorite TV show as a kid. Still holds up, like watching Bob Ross for wild animals.
Mad Dog Mcree and its sequel were light gun laserdisc arcade games. As you can tell, live footage was used. These games were actually filmed just like a regular production, but each scene had a different outcome based on your marksmanship. Playing in the arcade with an actual gun was not only a real treat but a crap ton easier than the DVD versions. I had the PS2 version and since it was NOT light gun compatible, you had to move a cursor on the screen with the directional buttons and press the OK/Enter button on the remote which acted like the trigger. The major downfall is by the time you got the cursor on the bad guy, you were already shot which made the home versions an absolute nightmare to play. The company also released a murder mystery game type game titled "Who Shot Johnny Rock?" That one tanked. After they released Johnny, they had already started production on one that portrayed you as a DEA agent stopping people from bringing drugs into the country. Production was halted, when Johnny was a complete flop in the arcades. But since the arcade versions were published on laserdisc, Johnny was already produced on DVD but did not sell well at all just like Mad Dog II. Which makes those two DVD games needles in a haystack. In my opinion, the best Laserdisc arcade games that were converted to DVD for interactive gameplay are Dragon's Lair and its sequel, and Space Ace.
I saw those Super Bowl tickets and I was like "I have those!!!" I went to that Super Bowl in Atlanta when I was a kid. Back when you didn't have to mortgage your house to go to one. Want to say the tickets were like $150 a piece back then for our seats.
My favorite thing you found was definitely the Wild America movie! Brings me back to being a little kid watching it when it came out, I just watched it for the 1st time in years a few months back, they have the full movie on CZcams here, everyone I ask about the movie anymore hasn't seen or heard of it, they can get some of that "good ol' mountain dew" ha! 😂
Mad Dog for CD-i is also worth quite a bit. Myself got it for the Wii. Pretty fun game and you really gotta be freakin fast with the remote to shoot them enemies.
I never played hot shots tennis back then but I love tennis games playing them for a couple years ago I had the opportunity to buy it on ps4 for like idk 4-8 on sale I still play it still fun
the mad dog game will be a DVD interactive game hence why it will play on the PlayStation 2 as that system has a built in DVD player. The Game series was released on systems Mega CD 3DO etc
I'm surprised RetroRick doesn't know about laserdisc games. These are retro and part of a small set of games like Dragon's Lair and Space Ace which were made on laserdisc back in the 90's. Hard to come by and that's a fun game. Look into it Rick as you may consider keeping it in your collection!
I have mad dog 2 on the 3D0. The one you found probably plays on any DVD player. I think they also made who shot Johnny Rock. I think it was released on the ps3, Wii, and Sega CD also. I played the first one in arcades. It's a light gun game. You can use a controller to move around a cursor but it's not the best way to play It of course
@@retrorick Indeed - your "Titanic VHS" counter reminds me of the first time I went to a book fair and started counting up the copies of "The Da Vinci Code" I saw for fun... every one I go to now I do it, highest copy count at a single fair is starting to near 100
@@retrorick New Zealand thrift type stores don't really carry electronics outside of kettles and toasters and such unless they have a registered electrician on staff to be able to safety check things which most don't to keep costs down, so I need to find things like that to keep myself amused, The Da Vinci code is so common you can spot at least 3 copies per store
Just went to a garage sale today and picked up some sealed games for $5! They resell for about $20 so that's a pretty good profit! You've inspired me to start my own $10 game collection. Thanks Rick!
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Hey don't know if you have been but in fayetville arkansas there is and arcade called Arcadia you 100% have to go to its like hundreds of the classic cabnits
I remember the game Mad Dog from the arcade It cost $1 to play and there was a huge line for it. When it was my turn, I lasted about 30 seconds. So yeah, not the best memory
Mad Dog II is a sequel to Mad Dog McCree. Both were released as DVDs that are "compatible" with a PS2. Because the PS2 came with a DVD inside and there were actually quite a few of those choose your own adventure type games that were originally laserdiscs that were ported to DVD and advertised as PS2 compatible. The real innovation of the PS2 at the time of its release is that it cost about the same as a DVD player and could play games. Here are some more: Dragon's Lair Dragon's Lair II Dragon's Lair III Space Ace Shadoan Thayer's Quest Kingdom II: Shadoan Time Traveler (came with 3-D glasses and was actually a genius port of the HTF videogame; this one is worth seeking out). Mad Dog McCree Mad Dog II" The Lost Gold Who Shot Johnny Rock
That Mad Dog 2 is gust a cheezy DVD game. FMV style. It is not a PS2 game or anything like that. It says it is compatible with PS2 simply because PS2 has a DVD player built in.
I found mad dog as well for the wii for a couple bucks and it only ended uo selling for 18. Still a profit but not as much as it used to go for I guess or I put it on the wrong platform :/ either way watching your videos has helped me so much save for my first Disney trip coming up in October! Thank you for the awesome content man! 😁
Another 🔥🔥🔥. My man Retro always coming up on deals and yard sales. Always 🔥🔥🔥. I appreciate the footage from these places. That Pee wee is a cool find. Always looking forward to the next adventure
I find it interesting when you put the sold comps on the screen because its obviously a little different with the Canadian/American $ exchange. Its harder in Canada selling some things. Deffinitly lower end video games/sports cards.
@@retrorick Yeah i dont blame you for doing your region, me or anyone would do the same. I just find it interesting that the same game isnt profitable here but those extra bucks make it work there. Loved the video and the edit, hope my first comment came across right lol
i love going to garage sales they have some good deals on games sometimes found animal crossing cib for the gamecube smackdown here comes the pain cib for ps2 and need for speed most wanted cib for the 360 all for a dollar each recently
Mad dog is has a pretty interesting history with it. I've heard about the one you have but have not seen it before. I have the 1st one on the sega cd. It also had a tie into laserdisc as well before the sega cd and may have had an arcade machine, run off of the game being a laserdisc. Those fmv games are great but not for everyone. Think of night trap. Even the might Morphin power rangers got one on the sega cd and it's not that expensive. That was the rage in the late 80's to mid 90s. A ton came out on the sega cd but also ported to the 3do as well. Great pick ups and vid Rick. 🤟🔥
@@retrorick haha that makes me feel better I had forgotten too til my buddy reminded me the other day. Remember Christian Ska in jr high? It was them, OC Supertones, and Five Iron Frenzy. They had an album called “Skalleluia” lol.
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totally member those VHS games, so terrifying the first time, Nightmare VHS Boardgame
You have a telegram scammer lurking around your videos. Best to block them and delete there comments before someone gets scammed
I don't think I had a v smile system but I did play a lot of v smile games and maybe it's because I was a kid but the games I played were fuuun.
Rick, 3 months ago I did find season 3 of George Lopez and I sold it on eBay for 150 dollars. It was used but I remember you mentioning it before and I found it and made a lot of money. Thanks
Been super sick this last week and just wanted to say finding your channel was HUGE for me. Definitely brought back such a flood of awesome memories and me and my boys are going for the first time this Friday to go hunting! Thank you so much for the content!
Bro, you just took me back with that cool world movie. I completely forgot about it until this video! It's really crazy how you spot dvds like that. I try and spot movies from the spine, but for some reason it just all blurs together into a big middle finger. Lol
ha such a great movie!!!
When PlayStation 2 launched Sony wanted to push DVDs and have different type of gaming experience using the dvd format…they came out with interactive games for the system to support dvd…same thing they kinda did with Blu ray and 3D Blu ray with PlayStation 3. I grew up during those days, born in 84…but basically they’re more and it was used to push the dvd format on the ps2.
I’ve got that same Orion CRT TV with the DVD player. It’s a pretty good set. I use it for testing consoles all the time!
nice! Those are great tvs!
Good eye spotting the MAD DOG II. I liked the round chess table that I saw at the first store in your video.
oh nice! Yeah i totally would have missed mad dog!
Can't believe you didn't buy the TV. I would have snatched that up lol
Mad Dog was an arcade game. I think it was laserdisc based. They had this one and another. I played it once. It wasn't great but wasn't too bad either. Reminds me of Dodge Viper on the arcade. it was the same style of game.
oh nice...thanks for the info!
@@retrorick I played mad dog mcgree alot at an arcade here in sweden, its was so cheesy an fun! But at that time kinda insane a game with real characters.
@@retrorick I love arcade stuff. BTW I see your Titanic 2.5 and raise you 5.5 lol
The sealed mad dog mccree 2.... I remember playing it on the CD-I as a kid fantastic game, super hard.
i love the Alpha Video release dvds, most of them are super obscure movies that have never been printed or wont be printed ever again. Most are pre 1970s
Wild America is one of my childhood movies along with fly away home. Good find I didn’t even know it was on dvd
its so good! ive watched it so many times...parts of it were filmed in arkansas i believe
i am turning 35 tomorrow and watching you guys find the mot coolest items brings out the ole move free ultra in me XD
HAPPY EARLY BDAY ASHLEY!!!!
im 35 too...all the cool kids are 35, so ive heard
@@retrorick thank you so much!
@@retrorick the coolest people are always the best
Yay! I worked on Guitar Hero 5 and Medal Of Honor Rising Sun! Glad ya like em!
Dodge Viper. That’s the coolest thing I saw in this video! 🚙💨💨💨
I played the crap out of mad dog 1 on the pc!
dude im so intrigued now!
Omg I love Riff's editing skills but the best part is when that lady was talking and the subtitles said "THUR a dollar"
To this day I still have jet moto dreams. Hoverbikes jumping massive tsunami waves. 1 and 2 were awesome
haha thats amazing....i love that game so much
Mad Dog Mcree on the Nintendo Wii was a light-gun-shooter collection of the PS2/DVD game you found and it’s predecessor. Campy, corny fun!
if you ever play the shooting arcade game, "Lethal Enforcers," Mad Dog is similar to that arcade game during the early 90s. However it is more about how quick you draw type of arcade game
Dude, I forgot all about Tokyo Extreme Racer!! Good pickups
I played the mad dog game in a arcade back in the day. And fun fact wild America is the story of a 90s legend ...Marty Stouffer, had a wild animal show and was called... you guessed it Marty Stouffer's wild America! My all time favorite TV show as a kid. Still holds up, like watching Bob Ross for wild animals.
In that section you called dollar tree movies I saw some Troma. Just a heads up those sell really well and usually at a decent price
Mad Dog Mcree and its sequel were light gun laserdisc arcade games. As you can tell, live footage was used. These games were actually filmed just like a regular production, but each scene had a different outcome based on your marksmanship. Playing in the arcade with an actual gun was not only a real treat but a crap ton easier than the DVD versions. I had the PS2 version and since it was NOT light gun compatible, you had to move a cursor on the screen with the directional buttons and press the OK/Enter button on the remote which acted like the trigger. The major downfall is by the time you got the cursor on the bad guy, you were already shot which made the home versions an absolute nightmare to play. The company also released a murder mystery game type game titled "Who Shot Johnny Rock?" That one tanked. After they released Johnny, they had already started production on one that portrayed you as a DEA agent stopping people from bringing drugs into the country. Production was halted, when Johnny was a complete flop in the arcades. But since the arcade versions were published on laserdisc, Johnny was already produced on DVD but did not sell well at all just like Mad Dog II. Which makes those two DVD games needles in a haystack. In my opinion, the best Laserdisc arcade games that were converted to DVD for interactive gameplay are Dragon's Lair and its sequel, and Space Ace.
I saw those Super Bowl tickets and I was like "I have those!!!" I went to that Super Bowl in Atlanta when I was a kid. Back when you didn't have to mortgage your house to go to one. Want to say the tickets were like $150 a piece back then for our seats.
no way...thats amazing dude!
My favorite thing you found was definitely the Wild America movie! Brings me back to being a little kid watching it when it came out, I just watched it for the 1st time in years a few months back, they have the full movie on CZcams here, everyone I ask about the movie anymore hasn't seen or heard of it, they can get some of that "good ol' mountain dew" ha! 😂
Mad Dog for CD-i is also worth quite a bit. Myself got it for the Wii. Pretty fun game and you really gotta be freakin fast with the remote to shoot them enemies.
I never played hot shots tennis back then but I love tennis games playing them for a couple years ago I had the opportunity to buy it on ps4 for like idk 4-8 on sale I still play it still fun
its pretty fun...check it out!
the mad dog game will be a DVD interactive game hence why it will play on the PlayStation 2 as that system has a built in DVD player. The Game series was released on systems Mega CD 3DO etc
I'm surprised RetroRick doesn't know about laserdisc games. These are retro and part of a small set of games like Dragon's Lair and Space Ace which were made on laserdisc back in the 90's. Hard to come by and that's a fun game. Look into it Rick as you may consider keeping it in your collection!
Yeah i have the Dragon's Lair. Those things have gone up in price since Stranger Things came out.
Haha I had that blue white stripe viper poster too lol
Haha I watched robocop last night, love that film.
Oh man I used to have one of those Xbox/PS2 compatible games but it was Dragons Lair
oh wow..thats so dope...never had seen them before!
Honestly, I have two favorite N64 games and can’t choose between the two. WWF No Mercy and Mario Kart 64.
I have mad dog 2 on the 3D0. The one you found probably plays on any DVD player. I think they also made who shot Johnny Rock. I think it was released on the ps3, Wii, and Sega CD also. I played the first one in arcades. It's a light gun game. You can use a controller to move around a cursor but it's not the best way to play It of course
I see your vids and I want stuff you typically pass up lol -That Aerosmith truck would be awesome for my collection
ha i love that about collectors...we all collect different things
@@retrorick Indeed - your "Titanic VHS" counter reminds me of the first time I went to a book fair and started counting up the copies of "The Da Vinci Code" I saw for fun... every one I go to now I do it, highest copy count at a single fair is starting to near 100
@@jasonmetcalfe4695 hahaha i love it
@@retrorick New Zealand thrift type stores don't really carry electronics outside of kettles and toasters and such unless they have a registered electrician on staff to be able to safety check things which most don't to keep costs down, so I need to find things like that to keep myself amused, The Da Vinci code is so common you can spot at least 3 copies per store
That's the Devil comics!! 🤣🤣🤣
Mad Dog was an arcade game, it cost like $2 a go in Australia and you never could get past the second level. It was like a flash shooter.
Just went to a garage sale today and picked up some sealed games for $5! They resell for about $20 so that's a pretty good profit! You've inspired me to start my own $10 game collection. Thanks Rick!
I'm trying to get into retro games, any suggestions on how to start?
go to my $10 dollar game collection playlist...thats a great place to start!
Great finds boyssssss
thank you my friend!
Love a great garage sale/thrift find! Keep up the nostalgia dude😎🤘
this guy really buys into nostalgia ha
I've seen the original Mad Dog at an arcade waaaay back.
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ha i had no idea he was on pee wee!
@@retrorick also mad dog is a Sega CD and 3DO game my man hope Riff does well with time off with the family
may not be dead where you go, in my area the internet has devoured the yard saleing industry
yikes..ya i can see how that can happen
People trying to scrape extra dollars because the economy is in the toilet. Rip
I'm keeping my eyes peeled for George Lopez season 3 and Mad Dog II
I live in searcy right down the road and I actually have a donkey Kong competition cartridge.
Tokyo extreme racing is still my favorite racing game of all time !!!
I just got syphonfilter yesterday so far I like it.
Am I the only one who notice the Troma “vendetta”, the Warner archive “operation eichimann!” And the Kino DVDs?? - Yea… $1 dvds
Hey don't know if you have been but in fayetville arkansas there is and arcade called Arcadia you 100% have to go to its like hundreds of the classic cabnits
Mad dog came to the Nintendo wii too
Fun light gun game.
I have a mad dog on the 3do. It is terribly amazing.
hahaha im sure it is
My favorite part of Thursday !!
so glad you are enjoying the videos!
@@retrorick definitely thank you for making them
I love this content out of you! Keep thriving Rick
so glad you are enjoying the vids!
I remember the game Mad Dog from the arcade
It cost $1 to play and there was a huge line for it. When it was my turn, I lasted about 30 seconds.
So yeah, not the best memory
The Jordan slide 😂😂😂
Mad Dog is best as a beer.
Viper the TV Show was really good
ill have to check it out!
@@retrorick CZcams search and when you watch what its about your like ooo chills yeah
Mad Dog II is a sequel to Mad Dog McCree. Both were released as DVDs that are "compatible" with a PS2. Because the PS2 came with a DVD inside and there were actually quite a few of those choose your own adventure type games that were originally laserdiscs that were ported to DVD and advertised as PS2 compatible. The real innovation of the PS2 at the time of its release is that it cost about the same as a DVD player and could play games.
Here are some more:
Dragon's Lair
Dragon's Lair II
Dragon's Lair III
Space Ace
Shadoan Thayer's Quest
Kingdom II: Shadoan
Time Traveler (came with 3-D glasses and was actually a genius port of the HTF videogame; this one is worth seeking out).
Mad Dog McCree
Mad Dog II" The Lost Gold
Who Shot Johnny Rock
I have that green Viper!
my favorite thing i saw was the video ending :D
nice! Appreciate you checking out the vid my friend!
@@retrorick 🙃
That Mad Dog 2 is gust a cheezy DVD game. FMV style. It is not a PS2 game or anything like that. It says it is compatible with PS2 simply because PS2 has a DVD player built in.
I found mad dog as well for the wii for a couple bucks and it only ended uo selling for 18. Still a profit but not as much as it used to go for I guess or I put it on the wrong platform :/ either way watching your videos has helped me so much save for my first Disney trip coming up in October! Thank you for the awesome content man! 😁
Totally awesome video man 😎!
thanks my friend...glad you enjoyed it!
Another 🔥🔥🔥. My man Retro always coming up on deals and yard sales. Always 🔥🔥🔥. I appreciate the footage from these places. That Pee wee is a cool find. Always looking forward to the next adventure
whats up Floyd!!! you having a good week?
@@retrorick yessir. It’s been good just hot in Cali man. Hope you’re having a good week.
That ncaa trivia game is worth like 500 bucks
oh wow..thats pretty wild
Another amazing video as always
So glad you enjoyed it my friend!
omg I use to play Mad Dog on the Philips CDI they had some cool games but it wasn't really popular console even had a Hulk Hogan game
haha it looks so cringe but amazing at the same time
@@retrorick yes it was back in them days
I find it interesting when you put the sold comps on the screen because its obviously a little different with the Canadian/American $ exchange. Its harder in Canada selling some things. Deffinitly lower end video games/sports cards.
ya its different everywhere and of course i cant put sold comps from every region. I just put sold comps from where i live
@@retrorick Yeah i dont blame you for doing your region, me or anyone would do the same. I just find it interesting that the same game isnt profitable here but those extra bucks make it work there. Loved the video and the edit, hope my first comment came across right lol
Awesome stuff Rick!
i havent seen a garage sale in my town in 4 years
Mad Dog was a great arcade game
Rick, if it wasn’t for your videos, I’d have no clue what’s it like in Arkansas lol
Awesome vid as always
thank you for the kind words!
Your videos make my day
oh man...that means so much!
@@retrorick you welcome
i love going to garage sales they have some good deals on games sometimes found animal crossing cib for the gamecube smackdown here comes the pain cib for ps2 and need for speed most wanted cib for the 360 all for a dollar each recently
Judsonia has to be the most arkansas town ive ever heard of
I never realized that Pee Wee had the pull string removed, just thought they changed the box. Now I have to get that one too! UGH!
i know! I had no idea what was going on
Hello!
whats up zack...hows the week treated you?
wish i could challenge you to come to my area and try to find cheap games. also mad dog ii was on the sega cd and cdi before the dvd version came out
I knew it, he got a new intro and it is a little higher pitched I think
Mad dog is has a pretty interesting history with it. I've heard about the one you have but have not seen it before. I have the 1st one on the sega cd. It also had a tie into laserdisc as well before the sega cd and may have had an arcade machine, run off of the game being a laserdisc. Those fmv games are great but not for everyone. Think of night trap. Even the might Morphin power rangers got one on the sega cd and it's not that expensive. That was the rage in the late 80's to mid 90s. A ton came out on the sega cd but also ported to the 3do as well. Great pick ups and vid Rick. 🤟🔥
ahhh thats makes alot more sense...i actually loved those old FMV type games ...so bizarre but interesting
There a two variants of Mad Dog 2. One with a ps2 sticker and one with a Xbox and PS2 sticker. I believe the Ps2 only sticker is harder to find?
Did Chuck say he was going to get in to the Pee Wee package without breaking the seals? What! Is he Houdini?
Yeah man mad dog 2 is quite a rare game. And it got more of a bump in resent months because it's one of game sacks favourite games
oh nice...thanks for the heads up!
@@retrorick no worries man any time. Well done on the find
Love it!
my guy!
Dude... Mad Dog was an arcade game with a gun...quick draw type
The pew wee doll is awsome!!! I would love to have one boxed. Great video bro!!!
"That definitely has the Corona Virus on it." 😂😂😂😂😂
It's a arcade game the mad dog thing they had one in arcade at wall drug in wall sd
The orion crt tv would of been a good pick up
Ain't never heard anyone say garage sales are dead.
My fav was that Insideryz CD at 11:47 that you missed Rick. I KNOW you remember them ;)
haha honestly i dont remember
@@retrorick haha that makes me feel better I had forgotten too til my buddy reminded me the other day. Remember Christian Ska in jr high? It was them, OC Supertones, and Five Iron Frenzy. They had an album called “Skalleluia” lol.
Oh it’s “Insyderz” I spelled it wrong. Hilarious.
There's a mad dog on Wii as well
oh nice..thanks for the heads up!
I haven’t seen any of your videos in such a long time. Just saw this one pop up
so glad you stopped back by...hope you enjoyed it!
"i "literally" have never seen that before"
Mad Dog is the best...
Any advice for us Californians? We barely got anything here outside of online which is garbo luck
watch pixel game squads channel!