I bought the WEIRDEST Japanese Tech from Sendico
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0:00 Windows 95 NEC PC
3:13 PC Engine GT
6:40 Acronis
7:43 Retro Japanese Games
11:35 Sega SG-1000 II
14:03 Pokemon Emerald
15:47 Nintendo Color TV-Game 6
18:26 Kunkun Body Odor Detector - Věda a technologie
You guys really need to get a CRT tv for the studio.
Or buy a Retrotink and use a modern TV.
Or get a CRT@@Bob_Smith19
@@Bob_Smith19 yes! clearly Austin doesn't watch LTT or he would have seen the awesome video on Retrotink! man that think makes CRT's irrelevant! SO AMAZING!
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18:40 Since it wasn't explained: "kun kun" is Japanese onomatopoeia for smelling something, equivalent to a "sniff" sound effect text in the background of a comic
With those old 1980's portable games with vacuum fluorescent displays, the constant screen flicker/refreshing was not uncommon. That Scramble game and a number of other Tomy handhelds got released in the USA as well - some of them, like Scramble and Tron, are amazingly good games considering the primitive hardware.
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I actually played with the handheld PCEngine ONCE in my life, period accurate in the 80s!!! My godfather had lent it for a weekend for me and I played a lot on it. It kinda sucked, but was also novel, so nice for the time :)
The PC Engine GT looks like I'm about to detect some ghosts.
Yeah that is one of the chunkiest “portable “ devices I’ve ever seen
Pulse Missile should show red with or without batteries. The screen lit up and you had to maneuver around objects if memory serves. The SC1000-II had joysticks you could screw into the middle of the controllers for a couple of dollars each.
Invader from Space was popular in the UK in around 1982, lots of my friends had it. Licensed by Grandstand, I think?
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The Austin Is Always Makes Us Interesting.
All Your Base Is Belong To Us
You are a quirky guy, probably the number one reason I watch your videos lol. I was a kid in the 70's so seeing some of your old tech brings back memories. I think my first console was the Intellivision.
NEC vintage PC. That must be cool😊
I played Scramble in the arcades (yes I'm old) and it might be the game that started my love for video games. Loved it.
I remember buying the TurboExpress from Toys R Us back in the day and paying $260 for it. It was awesome playing my TG16 games on the go. I may still have it in my garage somewhere. It was so ahead of its time.
i remember it having the tv tuner addon. it was so cool to like bring on trips. i wonder how rare the us version is.
Scramble ❤ I remember getting that for Christmas in the 80’s , such a good game , mine was red from what I remember
3:47 visible panic. Anyway, Austin please do not get rid of any those old games. Even if they seem vaguely functional or not functional, they likely can be fixed. :)
Oh, also power adapters from the late 70s were quite chungus... Hence the batteries. We've came a long way in 40 years! ;)
Bet that PC Engine GT has more mileage than a Turbo Express.
Love the OG Nintendos ❤
Thank you for sharing I enjoy your videos
I just got a GoPro and try to come up with some content ❤❤❤
I'm loving the videos!
When the GameBoy was released and during development, color LCD displays were nothing new.
Nintendo could have also installed a color display, but Nintendo wanted a cost-effective device that had a long battery life and was also cheap to produce.
This was also reflected in the selling price compared to all the other handhelds with color displays
I noticed that chunky game boy looks to have s video so it could be plugged into a tv
That subtle nod 2:31 before moving on 👌
I think that this is a miracle that the nintendo color tv game 6 from 1977 is still working 💪
If you know physics, its not miracle)
I used to play my dad's invaders from space hearing those beeps and that end tune made me smile not heard it in 30 years
The retro styling on these consoles is fantastic. I really want it to make a comeback - somehow looks futuristic now for some reason.
Win 95 loading used to jump in and out of the loading screen to the DOS stuff as it was essentially still a DOS programme. Also, the RAM count always used to be 640KB + the rest back in the day.
The original version of Scramble was released to arcades in 1981. Gradius was originally developed as a sequel to Scramble.
I feel like acronis is one of austin’s best friends at this point
14:24 I had one of these when I was a kid and i had no idea what it was for lol
for stuff like the PC Engine GT, you should keep an LTT banana for scale around!
The Sega SG1000 is basically a Colecovision. You can do some jumpering with wires and play one console's games on the other.
Just so you know in North America we had that handheld which was known as the turbografx 16 express which yes was expensive but for anyone that owned a turbografx 16 home console it was well worth it and if i remember the battery life on it was pretty good.
Those retro mini arcade games are so cool they need to make a comeback
Adding someone to the team to restore some of these items that don't work, would be great. I mean a proper video of the restoration process.
The Sg-1000 also will play Colecovision Games. I had one of these.
My friend had the turbografix handheald with bonks adventure. It blew my mind back then.
Of couse he has a Wailord, he's needed for the first step of the Regi's quest if I remember correctly.
make the NEC PC into a Sleeper PC, that's very dope
The handheld is called a Turbo Express in the states. It's a portable TG-16. Believe it or not you guy got a deal Austin. It's averaging over $800 online.
Took the fluorescent backlight 30 seconds to remember how to fluoresce; just need a ps/2 to serial adapter, a windows install disk, and maybe a crt transistor for that PC
I can confirm that the adapter that comes with pokemon works on the og advance.
Those old games and consoles are so cool
I had scramble back in the day. It was awesome.
Dang. I was thinking at the start, "I'd like to see them try to get a crt shipped to them", and the first box nailed it lol
I would replace the caps on that pc engine gt. NEC consoles of the time are prone for their capacitors to go bad and the cap fluid (aka. Cap juice) is corrosive against pcb, traces and chips.
Wasn’t expecting Austin to be wearing a donut media shirt lol 13:26
The PC Engine thing was sold in the US as the NEC Turbo Express, playing TurboGrafx card games.
Great video like always 🎉 I bought my first Nintendo 3DS 😊
video didn’t start as hype as the previous one ended.
Lol, I actually had one of those Invaders from space as a kid
Never mind a year for a colour screen, the Atari Lynx released 2 months after the Gameboy in 1989 in the States. Colour and backlit screen, but was also massive with not great battery life compared to the Gameboy's 15 hours-ish.
I think you should create a video where you trying to fix all that retro machine who don't work , with some people who expert and know how to fix and know the History of the machine
@AustinEvans
That PCEngineGT shouldn't need time to warm up, it's an instant-on by design type of device. It VERY likely needs a Capacitor replacement job something fierce. Those old caps are likely already leaking and doing damage, so for the sake of preserving that system, please do this soon! It's not difficult, kits can be found for it easily and you can make a video about it!
1990 over 30 years ago ... that f#$kin hurt
That's the turbo grafax hand held it also has a TV tuner and watch tv
My mother can't smell after covid so this kunkun would be a useful thing to her.
The PC Engine GT is the same device the kids had in the movie Enemy of the State
The Game & Watch was used to inspire the Gameboy Micro
PC probably could use a cap kit and RGB output transistors replaced.
Concerning the handheld, I would say it looks like the SEGA Card/MyCard games of the Sega Master System (Hang-On, Transbot, etc)
The "PC" isn't a PC, it's a PC9821. Due to character limitations IBM style computers were developed separately from western PC's, meaning it's a different standard, plays different games, runs different software, uses different chips, different Audio hardware.
Really cool hardware without the build-in CRT
PC 98!! I loved those so much!! OMG yes!
This just in! Austin Evans has HANDS?!
Austin Evans video?! Time to turn my volume all the way down…
We need another Etsy/Fiver animation episode. Those are fun
the little handheld games look like DS games even the pins
I am in no way a Pokémon person I am just a little old for it. That being said I love every time Austin has a Pokémon thing on here it brings him so much joy and I understand loving something like that
Adriana digital basement really needs that PC as a restore video lol
This channel soon gonna be a museum channel for a lots of unique retro machine 😆
What was the video output for the TV-Game 6?
Austin for president
Austin's next video will be "I became a sendico distributor! 😂 💯
Wasn't the GT in that movie, "Enemy of the State?"
It may look like a PS/2 connector. It may even be the same connector as PS/2 or AT, but I'm pretty sure NEC PCs from that era did not use PS/2 or AT protocols.
I had invader from space as a hand me down from my mom growing up
Kidding me? Would love that PC Engine GT
I can’t believe you made me wait Mr Austin 😢
the sg-1000 looks dope, also, is it me, or it looks like you can attach a stick to the D-pad?
That handheld pc engine thing sure is a chunky boi looks more like a portable tv 🤣🤣
15:40 Austin being sus.
CZcams: DEMONITIZATI---
Austin: Joy.
CZcams: you win this time!
I love this videos!
Of course the racing game auto steers, you use the dpad to switch lanes only
Austin Evans = Tech reviewer❌
Austin Evans = Tech Comedy ☑
I paid 50$ canadian for emerald when it was new with no adapter tho ..best bday money ever spent
If Matt was there, Pulse missile would have got a Rock rise eyebrow😂
PC Game Engine, as I recall, was based on or the same as TurboGrafx 16 console units. Which I had. And loved. That card is called the HU-Card, again as I recall. TurboGrafx 16 was I think technically superior to peer game consoles of the time, but did not catch on massively due to poor marketing and less compelling games.
It's not questionable at all if that Pokemon save had a Wailord and if he had a Relicanth aswell you need both of them to trigger the event to make it so you can catch the Regi Pokemon trio
9:15 playing game on a toaster? naah..
playing game on a stove? ooh yeaah boii..
Arconis, who taught Ator the sciences from Ator 2, AKA Cave Dwellers and The Blade Master?
The pc engine gt looks like a game gear and game boy got together and had a baby.
I mean considering it’s things you’ve bought from Japan. They look after their stuff which is why most of it is almost pristine
idk how the japanese people get the ideas for this stuff lmao
About damn time
Love the donut shirt
I would assume that after all these videos of Japanese tech and the problem of video signal etc a thought would've at least been to buy an actual old school Japanese TV so that it would eliminate adapters and unnecessary cables just to get a video and rather direct plug and play 🤷🏻♂️
i always wanted a PC engine Express/GT We are talking cream of the crop back then, odds are your Neo Geo guy also had that, Rich kid toys back then
So much cool stuff
That late 70s, early 80s styling 🥵
FTR - my teen & some of her friends are bilingual. She has Japanese gameboys of her own.
She passed the JLPT level one exam (the hardest one) last November.
If you need help - let me know.
I love that the stinkiest part of Austin is his head 😂😂