The N64 might have been from a McDonald's. They were programmed to reset themselves every so often so another kid could play.

You gotta blow on the inside bottom of the cartridge to get it to work, everyone who grew up in the 80s and 90s knows that lol

The Monopoly music is literally what all the ice cream trucks used to play when I was a kid.

That gameboy bundle for $111 is an AMAZING deal

The N64 constantly resetting is very common if the power supply has gone bad. Try a different power supply.

A common problem with n64s is the power supply/cord. If it has the original one the PCB is probably broken at a common spot and they reset randomly, i think as they heat up the board expamds and breaks the connection at the break. Its very annoying. Getting a new cord fixes it.

Austin got those stolen and refurbished school chromebooks

There are two problems with using the Sega 3D Glasses on a flatscreen. One is that there's too much delay, so the "shutters" on the glasses won't be timed right. The other problem is that your TV is trying to deinterlace a 240p signal, so you're not seeing one frame at a time, you're seeing a mishmash of the last two frames, which completely ruins it. A properly made scaler solves the latter problem and if you can tune some extra delay in so that it re-aligns you could solve the former problem.

The mavica footage reminds me of like nostalgia for some reason lol

Legends say Ken is still walking with the Mavica dialoging

Did this guy really just reject a n64 cartridge in one go without even blowing on the damn bottom of it? For shame

So we had vr gaming already in the 1970 we stuck in time

Crush me big monkey is wild 😂

Love that Austin is building an electronics museum, also love the white tee he added to the rotation

He forgot to blow in the cartridge.

"I wasn't ready for it" says the guy taking the picture.

If you're attempting to send the video from the Odyssey through coax to a TV that uses an ATSC tuner, it's unlikely to work.  (There are some older bridge TVs that had both but they were rare and expensive.)

Try feeding the signal through your VCR/DVD combo unit and using the composite output to your TV.  If that doesn't work, then perhaps a collab with Adrian's Digital Basement is in order?

I been doing Goodwill hunts for 1 year now, filmed them, and always edited them to be uploaded to youtube, but never did. Now if I try, I'll get 0 views and be called some stupid copy.
Just goes to show I'm an idiot.

This video was amazing! I loved seeing all the cool retro tech that you found at Goodwill. The N64 stuff was especially awesome, and I'm so jealous that you got the Hot News 64 VHS tape. That's such a rare find!

I just want to know if you booted up the Master System without a game card or cartridge in it and press up and the 1 & 2 buttons at the same time to see what built-in games it has on it.