Yellowed NINTENDO Advantage Restoration
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- čas přidán 31. 08. 2021
- This is the Nintendo NES Advantage!
This is a vintage Arcade style controller manufactured by Asciiware and released by Nintendo for the Nintendo Entertainment System in 1987.
I Bought this Controller from Ebay and was Yellowed dirty with a missing joystick ball.
This restoration took me one week.
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Link to screw driver?
I thought water was not exposed to get on that
@@nickandkronic818 it’s rubbing alcohol it’ll evaporate before he plugs it in again
Greetings for you and the guy behind you at 5:39 😆
Why does the thumbnail say "SUPER NINTENDO" if this restoration is on a NES accessory.
Is that even a question, Tysy?? OF COURSE we want you to restore that NES!!
Totally!
Yes
No🤣🤣🤣
Yessss
I think we're all missing the real star of the show here: dude on his phone in the background at 5:40.
But seriously, that resin ball for the joystick came out awesome
I agree with both of your affirmations mate
I didn’t even notice! Good eye!
Stranger danger😉
Hahahaha, I saw him and was like, oh yay, he has a friend while he works!
I came to the comments to see who else noticed! 😁
I love the way the yellowed plastic comes out after the peroxide and UV bath. Looks just like they did when I would drool over them in the stores back in those days. Love the epoxy ball mod. What a great little addition.
for everyone who asked 😊: Screwdriver SainSmart ES120 and Soldering iron SaintSmart TS80P ✌🏻
Thanks man! While I was very impressed with the restoration process (and you making that cool custom goldleaf resin knob) I was also very impressed by those two tools! Definitely going to check if those are also available in the Netherlands. 😉
5:41 who’s that gentleman in the background?
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Do we want to see you restore the console? Let's hope that was a rhetorical question. Of course we do! 😀👍👍
Yes
I agree.
me too!!! btw I love all your videos TSTY
Yes please do 😊👍🏻
You'll have to give them time to smear it in the same yellow and brown poster paint first.
I like the Epoxy Ball😍 very clever 👌🍻
Me TOO!!
Real gold in a controller... definitely something we've never seen before. That's always awesome. It looks gorgeous and would be much cooler to be using.
@@serenity6415 could go to a wealthie
My favorite part was when he was restoring the things👍🏼
case of the nes arcade control in blue I would have liked a modification like this :)
those materials that that bro from the tysytube has :)
to modify the nes arcade joystick shell just imagine it transparent blue joystick
transparent blue buttons and transparent blue housing in a nutshell a nes arcade joystick in color: Trixie lula moon :)
5:42 Homeboy in the back is like : What is Tysy restoring now?
I love watching these videos a bit of peace and quiet.
Always slightly disappointed when it's a plastic item being restored and then by the end I am always blown away! I would be quite happy to see that console restored
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Another day watching a man restoring a controller when I can't even clean my room
same😅
Lmao
OKAY
It's all a question of priorities. Clearly, Tysy's video takes precedence.
@@TysyTube turning procrastination and chores avoidance into a job. You're not the hero we need, but the hero we deserve.
The brown resin with the gold leaf looks stunning
The choice for the joystick ball is fantastic, I loved this controller back in the NES days. Enjoyed seeing it get the quality restoration
Restore the console on the next video? No. I want to you alter the laws of physics and space-time so you can restore the console in the video previous to this one.
Nice job with the epoxy ball.
Well if he can alter the laws of physics I have a whole list of things for him to restore in the past... Who cares about the Nintendo at that point.
The kind of thing time travel would end up being used for in the real world 😁
Restore that console it's so dirty
@@frankmurphy5 that and Cat videos
one more vote for your suggestion , it really makes a lot of sense . thanks
The way he shoots every little detail is just amazing
Spectacular job. I had an old NES advantage joystick. It was the only one I used that didn't mess up my fingers and joints using it for a prolonged length of time. The UV light with the parts in hydrogen peroxide made them brand new again. Excellent work.
What a grubby heap... turned into finely honed excellence!
Retrobriting never fails to amaze me, it looked like new!
The control ball idea was utterly lovely, turned out really well and looked superb.
Would love to see the console refreshed and restored and maybe with some LED touches on it too, maybe around the buttons on front and/or the cartridge loading bay?
Can't wait to see it looking like new again!
While I typically don't like things called restorations when they are actually altered from their original form, this new handle is awesome. I bet if you made a bunch of those you could sell them as aftermarket parts to vintage NES collectors that want to spice up their controllers. It really was pretty awesome. I also have to say that the results of the UV cleaning for plastic parts is so cool to see. Amazing what just some simple cleaning of things can do to make them last longer. I guess as long as people don't clean things you will be in business doing these and putting out content. Thank you for all of the videos you create. Always great to watch.
I remember playing on this and the memories where amazing
Good to see them in tip top condition
THANK YOU!!! I owned this controller as a kid and it's great to see someone ho obviously loves this put so much love and care into it. :D
I watch because this channel is half super satisfying restorations, and half because I get wonderful nostalgia hits like this thing. Took me right back to a better time.
That epoxy ball was wonderful, the gold leaf was the perfect touch. And of course we want you to restore the console. I want to thank you for your videos, Tysy. Your showing how to clean battery contacts and electrical elements helped me to restore a needed remote control for a DVD player. Because of that, I did not need to buy a new one. Thanks.
My brother had one of these for his Nintendo when we were kids. The turbo buttons are really great for playing the game Track & Field by Konami. All of the events with running required you to quickly press the A button to determine your character's run speed, and just holding down the turbo button simulated furiously mashing on the button faster than humanly possible. It was an easy win every time.
Yes, I think it would compliment the controller if you restored the console. You do such outstanding work and it's a real pleasure watching you restore these vintage items.
I had one of these, back in the day...
The stick ball is awesome, and YES! Restore the NES system!
I had this setup in my truck, back in the late 80s, it kept me entertained for years.
5:40 -> Seems he already has a buyer waiting for the restoration to finish !! BTW nice resto Bro !!
1: Not sure what I feel like watching.
2: See Tysy Tube uploaded a new video so the decision has been made for me.
The very best uploaders are must-watch-immediately. Thanks for the always-flawless content.
Man, that board hasn’t seen the light of day since the 1980’s!
I loved this controller so much growing up. This was a pure joy to watch!
OH yeahhh I have one "Nintendinho" like we say here in Brazil. Played a lot with my friends when I was a kid. Nice job!!!
honestamente eu não estou supreso que tenha brasileiro aqui, esse tipo de vídeo deve até ter caído no recomendado de alguém da Rússia
That is an early controller, I'm surprised any of them are left. That resin joystick ball worked a treat and the console is the next job. Cheers.
Huh? I’ve literally had dozens over the past decade. The NES Advantage joystick sold millions.
@@emmettturner9452 - Depends where you are in the world and what the attitude is toward keeping older gear.
The nostalgia that hit me when I saw the thumbnail!! I spent many nights playing Mario Bros and Paperboy and Castlevania and Excite Bike with that joystick.
Yes, I liked the epoxy and gold leaf combo, it looks amazing 😅
It's always so satisfying to see an old console or computer retrobrited! This controller came out beautifully. The resin joystick is so cool! I'd love to see the NES restored as well! ^_^
This is extremely calming and satifying to watch. All the best.
Professional at its finest! Down to the well leveled and centered labels. Attention to detail it TOP NOTCH. 👍
i love the joystick restoration! when it lights up it makes the gold leaf look gorgeous
Love watching these be restored (controllers, consoles, etc). Just seeing something that used to be shiny white (or grey) returned again from that awful state is tremendously satisfying.
Loved this. And, yes, my favorite part was making the ball for the joystick. I say yes, restore the console! Thanks for this video.
I did not expect to see a restoration of something I used in childhood. I feel old.
That “ball” you added to the joystick came out amazing!!! Real nice work! I wish I could have that on my NES game pad if I had one. 5 stars!
It's one at 5:40 that spies on you. Make sure he doesn't steal your job.🤣🤣🤣😉
Always impressed with your work, but I did not expect you to craft a freakin' ball top from scratch. Very nice !
Absolutely amazing job! Love it. The joystick knob went perfectly well. Love your work mate
Hands down the best CZcams channel to watch while falling asleep
very good friend, I did not like the joystick sphere (I mean the color) but I guess it's a matter of taste. Due to the state of the nes, I imagine that a video of that is coming soon right?
yes
I only wish it were smaller.
@@TysyTube Love the videos! Keep it up!!
I agree, as based on the color palette for the NES and its controllers in general I felt a red would have fit better
@@emmettturner9452 yeah same, but i loved the colour!!
I’m glad you fixed the knob. Would have liked to seen it black instead so it was a correct restoration
... so it was a "correct" restoration.
That resin joystick with the gold leaf is such a cool idea. I watch a lot of restoration videos, but dont ever see things like that get done. Bravo
Your videos are very satisfying. When you place things on the table all even it makes my OCD happy! Thank you!!
This should be considered a new form of healing, great job 👏🏼 :)
Always satisfying to watch your restorations and seeing them look brand new again 😁
And to see it work again
Yes, please! Would love to see you restore the console. This is so relaxing to watch. 😊👍
Incredible how the joystick ball has turned out. I love your videos, they are very relaxing and the way you use in post-production makes them more enjoyable and unique.
Congratulations!
Would love to see you restore the consule as well. Great job on the joystick looks fantastic 💎🏆🤩😎
Woah amazing job! Also the ball looks beautiful, pretty clever fix! I'd love to see the restoration of the NES too! Thanks for sharing!
Beautiful result! I want one to my collection!
Currently sick with a cold and couldn’t think of better content to watch while in bed all day ❤
My dad used to have one of these. This is gonna be a good watch
This video is awesome and I'd LOVE to watch you fix the NES!
It lights up!! That's so cool! I love these videos. And yes, restore all the things. I admit I started beaming with a silly smile when the car moved with the joystick. Beautiful work as always!
The Joystick head sphere is the craziest part and I have to watch that part again and again. Fascinating!!
Great job on making that Nintendo Avantage work normally and yes we(i) would love to see that console back to his originally condition also the epoxy ball looks goods on it🕹️
My Uncle had one of these. He was disabled and this was much easier than the traditional Famicom style controllers.
This was my favorite controller back then!!!!.....Excellent work!!!!
Nice!!! glad to see someone or anyone restoring retro electronics. Gonna peroxide my Dreamcast case now. Thanks!!!
I suggest to restore that console also
As it will increse the cooling and better graphics and less lagging
I’m always fascinated by the Retrobright part, it’s incredible how well it works.
Amazing job, all of the Game Console Restorations that you do are Impeccable!
The gold touch was really awesome... Hats off.
I believe in the car enthusiasts’ world, this would be considered a “Restomod”. Well done! 👍
Nailed it again. Yes do the console.
Wow, what a superb job on that controller. And the resin ball on the joystick was over the top!!!!
I always wanted on of these for my nintendo back in the day. I always liked playing arcade games with them.
Love it! The ball is pretty! Yes, do the console next!
Excelente restauração 👍🏽
Thank you for the trip down memory lane. I forgot about these until I saw this video. Keep up the good work!
Yes, restore the NES console! My TED students and I love watching this!!!
Beautiful restoration as always!
Brings me back to my childhood
What's the soldering iron you used that was pretty handy
I came to see if someone had an idea of the soldering iron. I looked it up, YEEZUGO TS100 On Amazon
For your NES console repair....In the words of Shia LaBeouf "DO IT!"
Awesome. The trick with a silicon mold was great. And the result doesn't even need post-processing/
Ah man I had that controller. It was a thing of beauty.
Fun fact: Someone actually made a remake of this controller for the NES Classic. I should know because I have one. 🙂
Excelente trabajo, la bola es una belleza super elegante ^^ , estoy seguro de que esa NES te va a quedar reluciente😎
Saludos desde Uruguay 😀
i love uruguay people 😍
love ❤️ from morrocco 🇲🇦
The Isopropanol cleaning is my new favorite part 🤩
The flashing light in the joystick was a nice touch.
I was really impressed by the epoxy knob, especially the super smooth finish, directly from the mold. No polishing needed!
When did you get a lathe? I was excited to see you had one!
I’m convinced he has a photographic memory. He is able to put everything back together and yes he he might look back at the recordings but wouldn’t is be confusing because it’s in reverse
Yeah it always impresses me
He does have a photographic memory, it's called a video recording... all you have to do is watch it backwards...
Amazing work and fantastic video. I've always been a fan of the NES ADVANTAGE. Love the custom ball top ! Truly top shelf work . Amazing
Whenever i’m feeling sad or down, i watch your vids because you have such a fun and upbeat mood. plus you have some funny and goofy parts that give me a good laugh. thanks for the great content!
🤦🏻♂️of course that console needs restoring sooner the better. Your talents just amaze me 👍🏼🇬🇬
I have to ask: what brand/kind of soldering iron was that? It looked cool!
that is a ts100 or a ts80, both similar irons that are amongst the best rated irons on the market. one (I forget which) is USB-C powered, and the other from a 12-24v jack. I lust after one of these... there are reviews everywhere online, if you`re curious.
Thats miniware TS80P , works with Type-C 12V PD 2.0 or 9V QC 3.0 . TS100 is more popular, it works with 12-24 V DC . More powerful and tips are cheaper if i remember correctly.
Omg , the tools and techniques are amazing ...
I had one of these as a kid. Once I learned to use it I almost never played Nintendo with the ordinary square controllers anymore. It was a very cool accessory. You practically couldn't beat some games with out the slow motion feature; for example Abbadox. A notoriously difficult game. The slo mo and rapid fire features on the advantage made a huge difference. Ours devrloped dome kind of fsult snd stopped working but bizarrely if we plugged it into the Four Score four player adapter it worked fine. Never figured that out.
Hmm..."I make a new one" I wonder who might have inspired that line ;) Love the videos! Actually discovered you through one of your comments on My Mechanics! You're making me envious of your soldering iron though. I'll never be able to talk my wife into letting me get one though. Especially since I've already got one that technically works just fine! I spend enough on my lightsaber hobby as it is :(
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When the lathe fired up and "I make a new one" popped up I had to double check what channel I was watching.
5:40 this guy looks mad
Very interesting when you restore something old and make it like a brand new. Thumbs up sir
Man this brings back memories. I had the same thing and loved it. I sold it a couple of years ago.
I totally love your videos
Definitely restore the console! Also, if you ever get your hands on an Atari of any kind, THAT would be an awesome video as well.
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Hella nice job! Squeaky Clean. Now Time to clean and retrobright the NES.