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I just bought a 2024 Nissan Titan Pro 4X Baja storm and I love it

Cool as shit

NOT THE LITTLE EINSTEINS

I would say you paid at least $500. I was bidding on an excellent condition one a year or so ago, and it sold for over $1,000.

Was the front grille wrapped in color matched Baja Storm. Shown in left and right 3/4 view at 0:17 and 0:18 in the video? First one I have seen where the grille wasn't all black. I kind of like how it was in those pictures.

I found this on top of my parents wardrobe in the 80s when I was about 8 or 9. I watched it with my brother and had nightmares for weeks. 🤣

A VHS release for 99 cents? That's actually a steal

Excellent ❤

Sick!

That is a beautiful format

Nice job on the truck and the video! Great looking rig!

i bought 2 of those models from ebay ,one i cleaned the heads and it stopped chewing up my tapes and the second one still chews them up . after i cleaned it . would love to see an update video especially if you serviced them your self

Thats cool!

I bought a lot of laserdiscs and a lot of them have scratches. 😢

Collectible items

That amss button searches for songs on the tape. The green button mutes the recording.

Good Day CFV, very cool showcase. Yes, great memories. I had the Pocket Repeat by RadioShack and a rectangle one that I cannot remember the name. Battery chompers! Am impressed how well looked after yours is. Anyway, greets, thanks and best wishes from the Cape of Good Hope peninsula South Africa

After a couple of decades that console will go for ALOT on ebay

3:02 - Ninja2 is actually Ninja Hattori-kun.

Your games are a mix of arcade imports (Joust, Ms. Pacman, Galaga, etc), some actual 2600 games (Sea and Air Battle and Krull), and Atari sports games, and one racing game. Atari made good games in the golden age of arcades and right now. Just about everything in between kinda sucks. Their sports games are generally terrible. Since the 7800 can play most 2600 games, you could look to collect those. There are some good games on that system by third party developers (not Atari) mainly Activision. You will need the manual to play some of these older games. The manual makes Air and Sea Battle Playable - although it is not that good. You might be able to find them online. You might want to look into getting a European style controller if it is available and compatible with your system. It more resembles a NES controller. There supposedly is a community of homebrew games for that system. I would keep all the arcade imports if I were you - those games are relics of bygone age. The rest I would see about getting wiped and having another game installed on it. Or just sell it to someone who would do that.

These are awesome! The 2nd to last one is best in my opinion.

I remembered this system so much and I think my parents got rid of it a while back but I tried finding the Mickey Mouse game online to emulate on my PC and I only found a Swedish version of the game online (so many memories with this system though)

I used to have one of these. I was so proud of it and I made other kids jealous at school

Seen these on Ali Express and was thinking about getting one so I can put it in my collection of bootleg handhelds. Lot of people get them hoping they will get those Mario hacks. I was shocked that they are selling the ones that have certain ones in them like Super KKK Bros, and yes the game lives up to that title. Mario is in that white hooded robe thingy and goes around killing enemies like he normally does Mario games but when the enemies are stereotypical black people them totally black with big white or red lips, the blocks where you get power ups or coins are replaced with a blinking swastika instead of a blinking question mark. When he gets a flower power it instead looks like a white cross that makes his robes and pointy hat mask thingy red. There are many other ones just as bad. I'm just wondering why in the hell are they still selling those handhelds with those hacks in them? Thankfully it's not in all of the bootleg handhelds, but people buy these handhelds hoping to get those. I wasn't even looking for that but it took me about 3 months to try a lot of the games on one on my handhelds and came across it and the others but they are so scattered around they are not in a row like you think they would be, nope they scattered the hell out of them my guess is probably to hide them better so they won't get into too much trouble but probably not. Apparently they seem to not give a rats ass or they wouldn't sell knockoff bootleg stolen games. Can't buy them for your kids because they might run across them and one of the hack Mario ones a kid should not see is the super sperm bros. Mario is a sperm his power up is an ovary egg. Or the super rabies brothers. You would have to sit down and check every single game to see if it's ok to give to a child. Racism, sexual sprites, rabies etc should not be in these .

loved playing river city ransom, kunio-kun series in japan, when i was little! adventure island too!

Is there a way to fix my antena I broke my signal antena I bended and it snapped,

Really enjoyed your video brother! That thing is pretty cool I’d spend a few bucks on one. I bet you could even connect it to a pc and add games.

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I'm happy that the Genesis/Mega Drive version of King of The Monsters 2 is compatible with this device. This is my all time favorite video game.

0:14 No. Sonic the Hedgehog 3 is not available on this device.

seems to be a very nice rado indeed..!!

For Berzerk, avoid the first game since there is no Evil Otto. Some variations, like game two, have an Evil Otto you can kill. For the arcade experience, choose one, like game three, that has an invincible Evil Otto.

To start Air-Sea Battle, push Reset on the console. To change the game variation, push Select. Games 3, 6, 9, 12, 15, 18, 21, 24, and 27 are all one player games, but you have to use the right controller port. Air-Sea Battle was a launch title for the original Video Computer System (2600) in 1977.

Nice find! Atari's first cartridge system was of course the Atari 2600. Then came the 5200, which wasn't that popular. Atari designed the 7800 to be miles ahead in terms of graphics (although they used the same sound chip as the 2600), but due to various issues, it didn't get released when it was supposed. All the stock sat in a warehouse until after Nintendo revived the video game market with the NES. Atari then dumped it on the market with virtually no third party support and it died a fairly quick death. It's fairly popular with retro game fans though. The 7800 will also play all Atari 2600 games as well. Well, it should, some models of the 7800 have problems with a few games, such as Robot Tank from Activision. Those are the "Pro-Line" controllers, although most people called them Pain-Line controllers because of the hand cramps you get after using them for a little while. Luckily the 7800 can use any Atari 2600 compatible joystick as well. You won't have a second fire button though. Some games, like Xevious can be set to be played with only one button. The power supply gets a lot of flak for using a custom connector. Some people mod the console to accept a more standard power supply. As for the switchbox, that one probably isn't the original. All the video game consoles and many home computers of the era used that same style of switchbox. Those switchboxs are also notorious for causing picture problems as the contacts inside get dirty/oxidized. It wasn't uncommon for people to have to fiddle with the switch, sliding it just a hair, trying to get a better connection. What you can do is buy an adapter that goes from a female RCA connector to a male coax connector, put that on you TV and then plug the cable into that, bypassing the switch completely. The console can also be modded to give it composite (A/V) output, but apparently, it's not a job for the faint of heart. Finally, there's one game for the 7800, Impossible Mission, which is a port of a popular computer game, that they screwed up on. The American version contains a bug that makes the game impossible to complete. The European version is fixed. Frankly, it looks and plays OK, but the sound makes me want to drive ice picks in my ears.

Some game notes: Joust - Arcade port. You have to hit the enemies from above. technically, your lance just needs to be higher than theirs. They will turn into an egg and then you pick it up. If you don't get to it within a certain time limit, it will hatch and you'll have to deal with them again. It they hit you from above, you die. Take too long and a dragon comes out. Galaga - Arcade port. If you leave at least one large alien alive at the top, they will eventually swoop down and lower a tractor beam. If you ship moves into the beam, it will take your ship back to the top of the screen with it. However, if you can shoot the alien when it next dives down with your ship in tow, your ship will be freed, it will join your existing ship, and you'll have double shots until you get hit. If you don't have any extra lives when it taks your ship, it's game over. After every couple of levels, there's a bonus round. Hat Trick - Arcade port. You control both the goalie and the same colored guy on the ice. Krull - Rhymes with "hull", like the hull of a boat. This is an Atari 2600 game, based on a fantasy movie of the same name. The Slayers will always end up taking your bride. You then ride to the Lady of the Web to find out where to go. Jump the moving strands, avoid the spider, and get to the box at the top. One of the paths will be shown with a flashing indicator. Leave the screen via that path to go to the Beast's castle. Don't let the strands push you out via the wrong path, or you'll have to do it all over again. While riding your horse, pull down when you pass the little spiral symbols to pick them up, these are weapons called the Glave. When you get to the fight with the Beast, throw your weapon to break through the wall holding your bride, but don't hit the Beast or you'll lose that weapon. This is why you pick up multiple weapons on the way there. Once you have a hole, throw it in to free your bride. She will give you a flame that you can throw and kill the Beast, then the game starts over. Pole Position II - Arcade port. It says right at the start "Prepare to qualify". You aren't racing yet, that's why there aren't any other cars. Also, your car was in low gear. One on One - You probably were playing a 2-player game. This is a port of an older computer game. Berzerk - Arcade port. Don't touch ANYTHING or you'll die. Shoot the robots and don't get shot. The game is endless. It only ends when you lose all your lives. Another Atari 2600 game. Air Sea Battle - One of the earliest Atari 2600 games. It had lots of game variations, but is really only fun as a two player game. Both players control one cannon, or ship, or plane (depending on game variation) and try to out-score the other guy by shooting things. Asteroids - Arcade port. Push forward to move forward. Pull back to hyperspace to a random location, which is usually instant death if there are a lot of asteroids on the screen. Xevious - Arcade port. Rhymes with "devious".

El comienzo de la mejor saga. Cell

I was born in 1974. I remember my uncle having this game when i was around 5 and playing it.

good how much its price

I never saw the point to these things. A pi is cheap and easy.

I have the Atgames legend ultimate arcade. It’s a great arcade. With a thumb drive. I have over 12 thousand games. And. 90 percent are arcade perfect. Yes. They have had some bad consoles. But. Their arcade line is exceptional.

AtGames? Glutton for punishment?

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It's okay😂

Does the battery list the voltage and current on it?

The Atari 5200 controller SUCKED.

Atari had the most boring games and disgusting graphics ... imagine if someone in atari got ahold of a nes and maybe decided to make games that look like nes games .. not this junk grapghics

Oh man, this is awesome. Congratulations!! Great find!!!

As a person that grew up with these games it is eye opening to me to see someone have a hard time with the ways of these older games. This was fun to watch.