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Nice one

12:23 ia this a PCB? I can not believe, this full coper part is so expensive 😅

Tte big chipa are the TIA and RIOT , one small is the CPU as you mentioned, and rest are the ROMs

U didn't review super street fighter 2.😮

I believe these ones with the music have a seperate chip solely for that function. Crude PC speaker-esqe music still takes up a decent amount of storage and CPU cycles, so it makes some sense to do it this way.

I was surprised when I opened mine to clean them out. Such a simple design. Made it very easy to "rewire" one to work with my TI-99.

What did you use at 11:30 min from the video? I'm in that situation. A pal TV where I cannot change..

vTech man Retro Cave great video well done keep up the good work im new here

Wort $1 bucks

A load of junk, buy elsewhere

Cool

I have this same plug and play, but in purple, otherwise the exact same thing

Just in case you need this in future: i just saw a post elsewhere about a person who was rebuilding a broken one. The shaft of the joystick itself... is a valve stem for a car tire, part number TR414. you can get them today at nearly any auto parts store for just a few dollars. Won't help with the button of course, but may be good info later on. Thanks for the video!

In a lot of games the playable characters have some kind of digital static around them as well as the text in the menu on my cartridge, anyone else encountered this problem? Playing on a pal megadrive version 2.

In Israel, when people say "Tetris", they usually talk about this. Nintendo didn't even sell products officially here all the way up to the Switch (though of course, there was a surge of original Game Boys during the Pokemon craze of the early 2000s). To this day, when people refer to 90s gaming here, they will often talk about the "Megason" (a famiclone, possibly from Thailand or China), and these "Tetris" machines. (Sega, on the other hand, sold official Mega Drives and Game Gears like hell!)

I dont understand what time of cartrdige goes in the console

Great, oddly satisfying video!!

I loved the Epyx 500xj but i didn't love its buttons. So I got one of these hoping for the perfect fusion. Nope! The thin pistol grip made the joystick platform less stable than the hand-wrap design of the Epyx, and the trigger firebutton was somehow not better. I think fattening up the grip so it fills my adult hand better would help. May try 3d printing something to do that.

This one can work with a VTR?

Does it run games at the correct speed on pal

👍👇

C is A + B i still has one of these its model number is 2011A its an arabic version

រើសនេះអាចកែពីប្រព័ន្ធ ntscទៅជា multi system ?pal?

There’s a cool website with which the author funds the stick is a TR414 car tyre valve. Great for repairs! I’m a big fan of Suncom sticks!

Nice clone. Well done.

colors look like SECAM Tv standard

CANNOT HEAR YOU

In Latin America, this Tetris machine's profile is known as Tetris 2009 (Not the same as Tetris 95 or Tetris 98/2002/2005/2010)

Does it have a beveled pcb, or the death grip?

Looks a cute multicart and computer games, i believe some of this are very rare.

Wow, Super Mario World, was more than underwhelming. 😂

12:48 the “oh god” as the horror unfolded before you 💀

Thanks for sharing.

This is just running on nes on a chip hardware.

I still have that Activision Plug 'n' Play joystick. I'm still keeping it, because it has PITFALL, CRACKPOT and ICE HOCKEY 😺👍🕹️. I also have ACTIVISION ANTHOLOGY for my PlayStation 2 😺👍🕹️.

that's a pretty cool famiclone I've seen. Judging by the packaging, it seems to be from the early 2000s.

MGA Talking GameMate Brick Game 512 in 1. Speed & level 0-15.

Autism

The Top Gun name was used in Germany, where the mail order brand Quelle released a lot of these cheap no-name games, often with hilarious German names and even more hilarious cover art. They sometimes used names in pop culture. They, for example, released Fast Eddie as „Mr. T“ Gopher for example was called „Die Ratte und die Karotten“ (The Rat and the Carrots), and Pac-Kong had a transformer on the cover.

you are good

But dont work in any game,not good to buy ,200 games all broken😮

As an American we always get short end of the stick when it comes to gaming such as systems like the Atari 7800 we didn't get a built-in game 😞 well thanks for the video 👍

In the Uk I used to have a TVBoy Ii, it had the identical boot menu and music, that had 128 games, no cartridge slot, no second player, no difficulty switches. Just start and reset. Still some great games. I still have the unit, it just got wore out after many hours of play. Btw it's Bobby is Going Home.

It looks like the label was deliberately flipped to appear more modern, with the controller ports on the front of the system. It's just unfortunate that the power and video ports reside their as well. If you look at the label, it's meant to line up with the switches, upside-down.

"Latinofy" sounds to me more like "Pedophile" 😅

Well, greetings from Argentina! This is one of the very late models, straight imports, all of them. The closest consoles to «local production» were the «Edu Juegos» brand (you'll recognize those by the green label), and the «Dynacom» brand (beige box, a bit weird). We jumped straight to Famiclones after that.

I didn't know, Mindscape released some joysticks. But i did play many of the games from that company on the Commodore 64 and Amiga 500. In fact, mostly me and my friends played MOONSTONE on my Amiga 500 and my friend's Amiga 1200 😹😺👍🕹️🕹️🕹️🕹️.

I bought one of these years ago but prefer my avermedia capture card more.

The Checkers game blanks the screen whilst it thinks about the next move.

Used to have a TV Boy Ii, 128 games in one, each game chosen from a start menu, just scroll each digit between 1-9, using the controller then select. One controller only, mounted on the unit, START, SELECT and return to select menu buttons only. No difficulty or color switches, no cartridge slot. Played it until it wore out, got many hours of fun out of it. Very similar game list to here. The colours on PAL machines will be different, due to the way the color was generated by the original hardware, in NTSC, the color is timed to be displayed, correctly at 60hz, PAL is in 50hz so all the colours displayed will not be the same. As you demonstrate, the unit you have is far better via the NTSC converter, a massive improvement.