$5 Broken SPACE INVADER Console Restoration and Testing
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- čas přidán 23. 03. 2020
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In this video i'm restoring a Broken old Space Invaders Console made in Taiwan in 1978's .
I found this Broken Console at flea market, was very dirty and broken.
This Restoration took me 6 days to complete.
I like so much this console and will be next to my other restoration for display on my shelf.
I hope you like my work and my video.
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Time and costs of this restoration:
I was working on this project for 6 days
$5 broken console
$6 battery
$12 hydrogen peroxide 12%
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Hey my favorite game is the king of fighters XII
You didn't put back the "charger" and left a hole on top..........
I did
We didn’t have PlayStation PS1! This is a galaxy space invader!
I love you
Usually old school solid state tech is pretty durable, I still have a working Atari 2600 from Christmas when I was 14. I'm 49 now so that's more reliable than my back.
@ I had a 1040STE years ago, it was an awesome system. I wish I could get another one.
I have a PS1 my mum or dad owned, thing still goes in 2020 (it isn’t as old as the Atari you own but it’s 20-25 years old)
My brothers 2600 stop working in the 90s for me, still have it and haven't tried since!
I have a atari gameng thing and it was on sale in Walmart for 5$
my atari 2600 died suddenly after a few weeks I got a famicom :´c
This is like that guy fixing woody in Toy Story 2
You can't rush art!
He is.
@@findingemo3691 wdym
I agree
I think his name is Gerry or Jerry? 🤔
Lets appreciate the fact that he spent 6 days repairing it for our satisfaction
Lmao I got hearted
You mean for views and possibly monetization?
@@losttechwetlights7493 yeah that would do it too...
Juan
@@sparkyxdd5310 yes
These restoration videos really help calm my anxiety! With everything going on in the world right now I've been binge watching these videos!
U legit copied a comment word to word from 7 months ago🤦🤦🤦
Agreed. This is a good therapy for me.
Late reply. This person's commenting the exact same thing because they saw how many likes the last one got and thought, "i want that", not realising this isnt reddit and noone cares.
Imagine having a dad like this...you don’t even have to buy toys
But
1. You could run out of hot water which *alot* of dads make coffee to drink before having work
2. It would take *alot* of time to restore sometimes hours or even days
yeah you just spawn them in the bathroom
Kristian Bebeto 3.What is a dad
@@OneLegendo the person I became to be more devoted to my partners daughter than any man has in her life, my dad was a drop kick so she aint been raised the same way :D
If you didn't buy toys you wouldn't have any broken ones for your dad to repair...duhh!
*I really enjoy your channel because there's no crazy music, or music period. No boring chatter and it's evenly paced. Yet you still find ways to input humor and playfulness lol. Also anything note worthy, you put in a little tid bit.*
That magnetizer/demagnetizer is a goddamn revelation for me! The object I always needed but never knew I did until I saw it. THANK YOU for that as well as the entertaining fixup video, which is something I am starting to get into in a big way. Subbed for sure!
Odd Tinkering would be proud of you!
Niels Peyronnel yes!!! The same. But why?
i hope so 😬
Niels Peyronnel YES! I watch his channel too! ❤️😃
A nice channel too
That is literally what I thought I clicked on. This was an exciting surprise!
This definitely is different than your normal ones but I really like what I’m seeing. Your videos are always great hope this one was fun for you.
What's different about it? He's restoring something. He's restored lots of electronic before.
"These batteries cost more than the game"
"Hell yeah, these restoration cost more than the batteries!"
and this video made him money more than your whole career
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$ 00099778
@@mamoonodeh3116 euuetururururu
@Subversive Control erhryryrrrrur
I bought this game from a small Japanese electronics shop when I was a Marine stationed at Camp Hansen in Okinawa back in 1983. I practically wore that thing out by the time I went back to the States a year later. Great game too! I remember being pretty good at it on Level 3. However, I did have to share the game with some of my fellow Marines. Thanks for bringing back some good memories, TysyTube!
I had one of these in the early 80s. Everyone I knew "modded" the game by placing little strips of color cellophane on the screen so as the alien progress downward, their color changes.
Ahahaha that comment is legendary.
I played with the coin-op in early 80s and It had a multicolor screen on It to do that effect. Maybe this was the origin of that modding.
Like a Vectrex?
40 years dude
I bet that looked cool
Такое впечатление,что она была найдена археологами сотни лет спустя...автор молодец,внешне оживил и восстановил!!! Однозначно лайк,молодец!!!
Я уже много смотрю этих видео. Такое впечатление,что автор специально пачкает и доводит до плачевного НО все же исправного состояния устройства а потом героически их просто отмывает .....
@@user-lx7kn8bd6n точно
I am surprised by the amount of batteries that these handheld consoles used
They ate them fast, too!
its 98% that screen. those use a ton of power.
actually my bike light needs 6 batteries does that satisfy you?
A lot of kid toys still need this many batteries.
@@Donja.z yeah but today we have rechargeable battery. Back then we had to buy a new set of battery.
My grandfather actually had one of these, and to my knowledge it still works. I used to play it for ages when I was much younger, so seeing it again makes me feel warm inside
I thought this was an odd tinkering video and then checked when the screwdriver was different. Then had to double check when the solarium got broken out. I love both channels and was thrown for a loop.
Soo saame bruuuhhh..
Just noticed it was Tysy tube kkkkkk
Same! I was so confused and had to check the channel, looks like I found a new guy to watch 😅
I can't imagine going through all this, and the thing still not working.....
I would go crazy....
You have my respect Sir. 🙋
guy at ebay:I'm selling this for 5 bucks cuz it don't work
tysy:get na'e na'ed
Not really he also might not care that much and not want to spend that much time
Just saying on this end but yea
It’s free real estate
32-bits you have been fined 50 meme credits for posting cringe.
Wow you’re so funny wow you had everyone laughing so hard
Just the idea of bringing something old back to new makes me smile. This in itself is pure art. Love it!👍
At 3:00 that’s not the charging port, that was for a DC adapter to run it plugged in instead of with batteries. Old electronics like this didn’t have built-in charging capability; if you had rechargeable removable batteries you needed to take them out and charge them using the battery charger, just like you still do.
I bet he knows that if he tinkers with electronics. It might have been lost in translation.
@@sebastian19745 well this came was released in around the 1980's, and the NiMH didn't become commercially available until 1989 and forward and they where ridiculously expensive and kind of still sucked. i will now take my old man cane and run into the sunset like the know-it-all hero no one asked for.
@@Winther83 You used nickel-cadmium as rechargeable batteries with toys like these and charging them was sometimes as easy as putting power into them, straight on. No circuitry needed.
Why the Frick is there one using the same name for every comment
I think he refers to the charger port, or DC adaptor port, but he knows it doesnt charge.
It’s so cool to see how these things looked and worked when they were originally bought
Tiens, un Francophone qui fait ce genre de vidéos, et quali en plus, super boulot franchement ^_^
I'm completely in love with your restoration videos, probably one of the best restoration channels there is. Very relaxing, explains the process through captions. You do a wonderful job! Only thing I was surprised about is that you didn't remake the sticker on the back of this console. Still really cool. Would be nice to see other consoles restored
Sitting at home during self isolation period and waiting for some interesting video to come.... Then what... Your notification..... Really refreshing... Wish you the best ❣️
...
Fight Corona aliens from a fallen asteroid.
Love the video my dude. Your restorations are amazing as always. Laying in bed, while listening to unintentional Asmr while you fix a product. Best thing ever. I love to chill to these type of vids
Content de voir un francophone sur ce type de vidéo😁
At first I thought the "joystick" was missing a top piece but it's just bare metal.
I still have that exact same game. Bought it 40yrs ago & it’s in perfect condition in the same box. It gets a run every now and then.
Brad F. Official no don’t remember that 1.
@Brad F. Official I have a Merlin!!
Those times... when the electronics are almost had a lifetime life.
Now in 2020, Samsung produces electronics which have a lifetime equal to warranty time. Which is 2 years.
Xiaomi states it openly in their packages that the product has a two year electronics warranty and five years lifetime. Only 5 years!
But why?
@@svipace8220 if they sell you stuff that lasts forever then what's the incentive for you to go buy another one from them again? And again and again and again... They would go broke! Bastard manufacturers these days.
Your restorations are so beautiful and mesmerizing! They are also, as far as I'm concerned, necessary. You restore history! Gaming is so much a part of human culture. You are ensuring that these gaming treasures will be around for future generations to experience! Thank you for posting these amazing videos and god bless!
Omg i didn't even know such a distorted thing COULD be restored.😱 Hats off to you sir.
I was wait "This console is broken, i"ll make new one"
You're thinking "my mechanics" :)
Or Plasmo
@@mzigliara yea lol
Ah, the '80s. When the best electronics came from Taiwan.
Not only the electronics ;)
@Smattless I was born in 79 😊✌️
@@lechatvenere me too , good vintage that year 😉
Oh my gosh! I think I was holding my breath the whole time. I played this game so much when I was younger. Thank you for your fun videos, you’re the best.
Really great save! Put a smile on my face when you powered up the game. I have repaired several over the years. Most of the time it's just a loose wire or corroded battery terminals. And just plain dirty.
The “retro bright” thing really looks like witchcraft.
8-bit-guy does it often on his channel but to entire computer cases(like apple IIs, a Macintosh, many more)
I saw someone doing it with sunlight to an old SNES. Leaving it out on the sun in the solution for 4-5 days or so.
@@theanimefan00 That's probably 8bitguy
@@theanimefan00 Leaving it out "on" the sun...how did it get to the sun, why wasn't it completely melted. I need answers to these questions...
The LED Retrobright process was interesting, wondering what you were going to do with that.... great video. I remember a football game with red dots from the late 70's I enjoyed.
The Football game you mentioned I also had. Mattel Football was it? There was also another Football game for two players called Head to Head Football. So simple yet so fun!
You made an unbelievable value increase on this "ancient" treasure. I am more than amazed!
And I feel like I have accomplished something if I clean the dirt off of my fan blades!!! Another outstanding restoration!!!
This is what I say: "You have much to learn young Jedi"... amazing!
This man is soo good at resttoring stuff I bet he could restore the Ancient Régime alone hisself.
*Himself.
Fascinating... the LED procedure was something I would never imagine.
My brother got this game xmas 1980, I even remembered the sounds it made , crazy!
My favirite game is Tank I 1990 :)
i know the game
@@TysyTube how much u want for it I'll give 500
Never heard about
Dakota Blaylock i think is to much 500🤯
@@TysyTube well it's up to u
As a Taiwanese, I never see this thing in my whole life.
+1 還真沒看過
過去代工的東西實在太多了XD
我連想到玩具是made in Taiwan的可能性都沒有 看到背面的Taiwan只剩滿滿的問號
hitbulls321 lmao no one asked
I am Taiwanese also.. And as we say in our country "its better to shut up and delete your comment then so hit our grandpa in the neck"......Delete your comment
@@scragglewaggle4109 in my country we have girls
I love these, relaxing, inspiring, and good to learn.
it's so amazing to see old game consoles get restored like this. this is so cool. nice job 👍👍
That thing reminds me of the motion detector from Alien movie.
"You mean you have to use your hands! - Thats like a babies toy!"
Back to the Future baby!!!😎👍
Back to future
Best Elijah Wood quote ever!
Use to try to rebuild my old game consoles all the time, after temper tantrums mostly, not once did a single one come out like this.. well done.
when I saw all the dust on the screen, it reminded me how long ago that was
it honestly makes me really happy to see that someone still cares for these things
13:00 this assembly segment have sounds like Half-life sound effects.
Yeah😄😄😄
sounds like a bullsquid or headcrab zombie
As God as my witness, my gentleman friend who was watching over my shoulder just now asked in all sincerity how you were able to find bottled hot water. 🤷🏼♀️
Should I send him out for blinker fluid?
Funny thing, I was thinking the same! Lol
Is posible is you buy a bottle of water put im in a microwave whit something for not meltings the plastic and boom you are selling hot water bottle
@@edwintrinidadperazacaraban4650 Edwin, just shut up...
Send him to the river for ice mix
You’re Very Skilled At What You Do!!
It’s Relaxing Watching You Work Your Magic On These Restorations!! Keep It Up!!!
Glad we still have people who likes old and fun stuff! Great one~
"the batteries cost me more than the game"
_of course it does_
It would have been better if you said of course it does or *of course it does*
But mine is....
of course it *doesn't*
123 likes... Cool lets keep it there.
Nossa cara que bacana vc restaurando eletrônicos !!!!! Adorei!!!!! Parabéns pelo ótimo trabalho!!!!!!
I watch this when I’m bored but it does give me good ideas to build!
小学生の頃に買ってもらったゲーム機を思い出しました。うp主さんの執念深さに感服します！
1:33 - What is it? What does it do?
7:51 - I heard about this process a few years ago when I did Chemistry, but I never saw it in practice. I'ts very interesting!
14:11 - Love that sound!
Although this is not my childhood game, this sound is very nostalgic for me. congratulations a million times! You do wonderful work and I am very happy to follow each video!
1:33 its a tool used to remagnetize screwdrivers
20 years later: Restoring Old School (I Love You TysyTube Restoration)
This is literally the best ASMR. So relaxing 😌
Thank you. I love watching your videos. I find them very relaxing in these trying times 😎
the guy who sold it for 5 dollars now: ;-;
Im guessing fixing the console is at least usd100 in handwork (not materials)
I'm your 69 like
Hmm, didn't know there's a tool where you can remagnetize screwdrivers
Ebay I would hazard a guess
You can do it with any magnet by yourself
I have those I bought on ace
yeah its called a magnet
With magnet fanatics tou cant demagnetumise it but if you remove magnet it is demagnetumise but both are workable.
I love your videos! I'm fascinated by games and computers from the 80's. Great job!
your videos make me a patient person now! thank you!
In this lockdown I became bored so when I see this video then I am happy 🤗
I'm from Taiwan,and I'm proud to be a Taiwanese!
Yang Wang same bro
I'm a proud of you for being Taiwanese
I am not from Taiwan so I am not proud.
im from mainland
As you should.
This brings back so many happy memories as I had this console when I was 7 😊.
I had that game when I was a kid. This brought back so many memories, particularly sitting in the back of my Father's 1980 LT2000 Toyota Celica Liftback on our way to the beach.
the guy who charged $5 for the game is a great salesman!
I was about to ask why you have a McDonald’s screwdriver
Cuz he’s gangsta
I didn't know whether to appreciate the machine or to appreciate you.
Such beautiful job!
Sooo relaxing bring me peace.
Ah, the good old Lansay. Never heard of it before.
Rick Harrison: The best i can do is 2 cents and a piece of chewed gum
First get his buddy to appraise it ofc
Nah dude he put so much work into that and now it works
Which is why he would just get the gum
You mean villager from Minecraft
Sooooo cool! I am so glad I found this channel! Its relaxing, satisfying and AMAZING, honestly. Love it so much! Amazing work!
This is the beauty of your work taking something old and retro and making it look like new 😎
0:48 Face of TysyTube Restoration
yep...i spotted that aswell.... ;-)
He kinda handsome though no homo
RDPproject 😁
Went back and checked , yup , handsome, yep , if you see some of his earlier video you do see him here and there , just fyi ✌😺
Ninja.
I don't know if you know this (or care, even), but in the UK we have a word which accurately describes the messy, dirty, grimy, filthy state the console was in when you bought it: Grotty. :D
🤣🤣🤣🤣 funny word
@@TysyTube :D Good, isn't it? :D Nice work in this episode. Nice one! :)
I like that! Next time I see one of the grandkids games (or whatever their little hands are constantly messing up) I'm going to tell them "this is Grotty"! Bahahaha! I know them little boogers are going to be like...."Mimi is using some kind of old word again"...Bahahaha!
@@cindykincade589 The word applies to anything or anyone or any place that's in a filthy, dirty, messy (etc) state. Dirty hands could be grotty. A dirty, muddy, ******-laden, dusty, decrepit building that's fallen into disrepair could be grotty. A kid whose clothes are a mess and they're unwashed etc could also be grotty. You get the idea. My point is, it doesn't just relate to messy. dirty, filthy gaming consoles. :)
@@SceneArtisan "grotty" is a great word! We use it in Australia too :)
Something about this is just so wholesome to me.
Now it looks like coming new out of the box! Great job!!
1:33 Yes, I have one just like that, just with"+" and "-" written where yours says "DEXTER". :)
I think I bought mine at "Biltema" in Denmark...
Henrik Paulsen ok but who asked
DEXTER is a trademark of DIY stores LEROY MERLIN
Now carefully cut the BLUE wire
(snip)
NO NOT THA -
(small explosion)
"Now, we will restore an entire workshop."
It shouldn't be a bigge for THIS GUY
Rip
I had one similar when I was a kid. Years later there's Ray Tracing and triple A titles, video games will never die!
Wow! I had one a these when i was a kid the nostalgia is EPIC seeing this.
Esto es Un Poco De Todo
From back when all we had to worry about was invasion from space... 😏
Fantastic job! I used to have one of these as a kid, didn't know any still existed
I never knew about the LED recoloring thing, that's so neat!
This is gaming almost 30 yrs back. Now we have resolutions beyond the human eye's.
Human eyes don't have resolution.
Bloody hell, you dragged up a memory from the pits of my brain I didn't even know I had. It seems I used to have one of these.
How old r u
@@damamega9298 Younger than a dinosaur, but older than you.
Ohh the sounds do bring back some good memories
Dayum😇 just downloaded it from the app store. Smokin it now.
3:43 - That is actually a piezo transducer, not a speaker driven by a coil. By the look of it, it is also a VFD - Vacuum Fluorescent Display, instead of LCD.
Yup, almost all of the games of that era were VFDs. It looks, from the demo, like the VFD might be starting to go, or the contacts need more cleaning, I could see dimming and maybe some ghosting. 8 Bit Guy fixed a Pac Man VFD machine with ghosting.
Классное видео, автору однозначно лайк. Good work!
I used to have one of these, great memories, good job.
These kind of videos are so irritatingly addictive! :D Love to see the before and after effect.
I remember a friend in Ireland having one of those ( or something very similar, same game but the housing looked different) in college roundabout late 1980., early 1981... we couldn't believe such a thing existed and of course, everybody tortured him for a go!