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28:14 a karaoke with nothing but usb and sd...but STILL a CRT monitor? what a bizarre machine

i had the game at 45:28, if i remember it was a fighting game

That grandfather clock was from Montgomery Ward. I had the exact same one.

You spent all that money and then donated the games right back? Let it be known, Jason Graves is a man of virtue.

"Top 100 SNES games" - 14 year old me with only 5 SNES carts to my name 😲 Seriously my favorite thing about this video is it's bringing up titles I *still* was unaware existed. Mario Kart may look kinda lame now compared to any of the newer ones, even MK64, but its very existence was absolutely wonderous back then when it came out. Mario Allstars is essential...if anyone's new to playing SNES or picking up games for it by any method available, Allstars certainly belongs on a top 100 list. lol

Jason: "I beat The 7th Saga." Nice. That's a moderately hard game that penalizes grinding. Jason: "When anyone claims this to be the hardest anything, what they really mean is it's the game with the most level grinding." Wait, what? Due to rival heroes scaling based on JP growth rates, grinding too much makes the game harder to the point that some fights become impossible. One fight in particular (idr whom vs whom) would even become impossible if you got to 1 level below the original intended level, forcing players on that route to thread the level needle. Grind is the opposite of the problem, here. Also, exp grind isn't difficulty, it's a tool to alleviate difficulty that can usually be avoided outside of a handful of hardline stat checks (e.g. DQ1's final boss) that, for the most part, stopped being implemented in games early in the SNES lifespan. Jason: "Unless you're a master of RNG manipulation, every game with experience points--dating back to Dragon Warrior--is subject to the grind." And there it is! The IGN line! Gotta love that gaming journalist mentality and gross misrepresentation of RPGs.

If thrifting for video games in general is dead, then thrifting for cartridge-based games must be decomposed I've gotten lucky maybe twice with pawn shops finding anything for NES through GBA And that's not just anything worth buying, but ANYTHING at all

damn that soul blazer placement is harsh bro. the one-at-a-time spawn points were really dumb, though at least they grow more sparse later in the game. but other than that base combat felt way better than IoG (though the abilities in IoG are p fun). IoG just doesn't feel as tight. if SB had come up with a better formula for enemy placement i would seriously consider putting it above IoG myself. though IoG still blows SB out of the water on the presentation front.

I had the exact same grandfather clock at 26:57 in my house growing up. I think my mom inherited it from my great grandma when she passed. I don't know how old it is exactly though

goodwill sends all of there games to the grids

now go to 100 "The Grid" powered by good wills :P they have buy 2 get 1 free games

That Sega Bass Fishing soundtrack sounds like a DOA paradise sountrack

Great ending, loved the commitment

they all suck dont bother!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! do not buy any kenmore product you will regret it i promise you!!!!!!!!!!!!!

was that not just a waste of like 500 dollars?

Live about 2 minutes from store #8 in Crystal River. Never any games 🥲

Low-key, I feel the same way you do about pre-8bit as I do about 99% of 8-bit

what the fuck, you even went to my weird corner of the state

Dreamcast I love only for fighting games. New Tv only has hdmi tho...

Are you around 6'4?

i would of gotten that lamp

All those decent VCR's are worth money, especially the dvd/vhs combos

Gilbert Gottfried

15:35 youre better off buying a $200 50 inch 4k ultra hd roku smart tv

this is what youtube is for🙏

man where is my Ma gonna buy badly made appliances and expensive warranties to get them fixed almost the same day she gets them delivered??? at least now I don't have to keep trying to talk her out of buying those things there.

Join the retro gamer who also enjoys sports games club

Bro why would you give them back?? At least try to sell them at a game store or to collectors…

song at 40:27 ???

what's good my nigga

The first Lost Planet was a lot better than 2, more story driven

He’s right!

Down to 11 stores now. Last time I went to a Sears was 2012, I bought a Nu-Wave oven.

5:13 hitting the best game with ~50 minutes left of video is definitely something lol

Actually keyboards are a waste they never have the adapter to connect em

7:30 theres a literal wii dance dance revolution game in the middle of the shot

Phantasy Star 2 was designed by a AI on what it thinks jrpg is to antagonize us meatsuits.

yo man i just wanted to say i just watched this whole video front to back after having never heard of you before and it was just awesome. entirely deserving of the 199k views it has as of the time of me posting it and it's bound to hit a million+ imo. keep up the good work and i cant wait to see what else ya make. this was just a ton of fun to watch

Sorry smash is boring

Wasn''t expecting Rex Grossman strays in a video about video games but I love it.

That actually is Sebastian 😂

me spending a week getting 1tb of games on my modded PS2... Plays Silent Hill 2 for the 1000th time even though i own it on the disc.

Did anyone actually watch the entire video? He gave ALL? the games away. OMG. Even the Wii fighter? EVEN SHREK 2!~

This video is what got my sub bro. After hearing your 10, 9 and 8 things I agree 100%. I've seen a few of your other videos and I'm impressed. Keep grinding bro, you do good work.

45:29 Best find of the hunt! How much did Kamen cost?

37:53 Xbox Live Trials STILL work.

33:52 JEEP!

Count Dukie is my fav.

I am disappointed that you took all those games back to a Goodwill, it's like the whole journey was pointless in the end, especially since towards the end you just gave up on trying the games.