@@riggel8804 I hope it happens You guys are pretty funny together. Listening to you two feels like hanging out with people I grew up with or something. Or like RUclipsrs before RUclips was mostly mainstream entertainment. Real good stuff man
You may feel the same way, but I realized that outside of a small age demographic of mid to late 30s, maybe early 40s… literally nobody I know in my family, or at work, give two shits about CRT televisions and look at me like I’m nuts for having 5. LOL. I will always love these relics for the nostalgia they bring me, but good lord, anybody over the age of 43 and under the age of 33 dont care about CRTs whatsoever. I guess that leaves us in a very special niche group clinging onto those carefree special moments as kids and teens playing our videogames.
We are a niche within a niche. I went into Gamestop yesterday looking for a rotary controller to play Time Soldiers with on my MiSTer. The dude had no idea what I was talking about.
@@riggel8804 yeah anytime (and these days its very rare) a second hand CRT tv pops up on Offerup for free, or low cost, I still get a little giddy going to pick it up like a kid in a candy store. Even though i have a 27” set with component and s-video out and a good picture, i use all the other sets as my “backups” .. my wife always goes damn how many backups do you need, you wont even probably use the new set!
@@RetrofIex I can relate. I got like 13 crts. There was a time a few years back where I could pick a 36 inch with component for free every week. I went ham for about a year there.
I was bedriddened with long covid right after this video came out, and I thought Riggel would have been on some new adventures since then, but guess I'm all up to date.
Really like the way you recorded the crt. Also, entertaining banter. I thought it was going to be a 2-player clear for a moment, but cool video either way
Hey Riggel! I missed this one, lol! Better late than ever though. I like the chemistry of you two, you seem to have a great marriage and that's always a happy thing to see, reminds me of my grandparents, they were very sweet together. I used to say "sha" (cher) a lot until my mid-twenties, but somehow it got dropped along the way, after years being away from home, and women not understanding what the hell I was on about out there, although there was this one Californian girl that really liked it. Anyway, I reminisce. Entertaining as always to watch you two play games and chat, good stuff, here's hoping for a lot more. Edit: is this the BVM-1911?
Ok so on Sunday, I came across a rummage sale in the parking lot of a local church and miraculously they actually had a CRT up for $5. Its a silver flat 20” Philips 20PT6245. It’s a 2005 build so you can easily see they were copying the 20” Trinitron Wega set of the same size. I had high hopes for this one because it has component out and S-video out, which you don’t see too often on a 20” set. I brought it home and fired up the standard Super Mario Bros. homescreen test. Immediately I noticed that the A/V output stretched the top of the picture deep into overscan territory, so my thought was that a capacitor on the vertical deflection circuit probably was on the verge of failure. I played through it for a few min and then the TV powered itself off. Probably reached the point of capacitor failure and that did a switchoff effect on the power supply. When I turned it back on, it doesn’t recognize the A/V or Component inputs anymore. Only S-Video and RF analog channels. I am guessing that something failed regarding the video output and it was shared with the component video out. Long story short, I played it via RF and it looked perfectly fine, just with a dirty RF quality…. I am not sure if I should bother keeping it though if it now lacks A/V.
Might want to see if you can get it fixed. My dude charges me $60. He's got 3 sets working for me. Your problem sounds kina complicated might need some trouble shooting.
Finally got the HD retrovision SNeS component cable set up on my Philips and the color richness really took me back, But the one thing I learned is that when you toggle between composite and component inputs on the same TV, it will shift the horizontal positioning a bit off center… really frustrating but maybe it’s time to calibrate the screen to favor component and say to hell with composite.
Ich bin nicht überzeugt von 100HZ Röhrenfernseher für 8 bis 16 Bit Systeme. Seltsame Dinge passieren da immer beim scrollen. Deshalb spiele ich auf einem Braun TV3 (Thompson ICC5) und einen Telefunken Palcolor s440c. Hauptsächlich wegen der Thomson ICC Bildröhre, deren Farbdarstellung einfach wärmend, genial und anders ist. Mein HD-CRT macht über Composite keine Probleme und bringt alles mit 780p super auf den Schirm. LG.Chris
Hey whats your opinion of Sanyo sets? I literally just picked up a 32” Sanyo DS31520 from a curb as I was driving home today with the family. I also saw they dumped a Sanyo silver 20” Flat set, but it did not power on and I didnt feel like troubleshooting… so just threw it back to the curb. Overall it seems decent. For a 32” set it wasnt as heavy as I expected. Its limited to S-video and Composite but the geometry was shockingly very good. Colors are a tad weak but probably some menu adjustments will help.
I have no experience with sanyo. At this point I think any decent crt is a good crt. They are getting harder and harder to find. If it looks good to you rock it. S video is almost as good as component/rgb. I got no problem playing on s video. Composite hurts my eyes a little bit, even with a comb filter. If the colors are wimpy the tube is probably tired. Nothing you can do about that. You can turn the color, contrast and brightness up a tiny bit to compensate bit don't expect too much.
@@riggel8804 wise words. Yes, I find at this point in time with television history, all CRTs are very old, so its a battle of attrition. Branding isnt mattering as much because even top of the line sets that are old and worn out will look bad. If you have a cheap Funai made set with very low hours, it will probably look better than a worn out old Trinitron if it’s never been serviced. Very few people know how to rejuvenate a CRT and make repairs on a component level as you need the proper equipment, training knowledge and ability to identify the bad components and correctly order a replacement. Nobody really can do that except a very small group of people. I now have 6 sets because over the years, CRTs will become as rare and hard to find as antiques from over 100 years ago.
@@RetrofIex I think the lack of technicians gets overstated. I know of multiple people that can fix crts and I can do a little myself. I think a lot of people aren't used to asking around. They do a quick google search for, "crt" repair and when nothing comes up they give up. I think retro tech and retro rgb have confused a lot of people too. Most music shops know of a board tech that can fix there PA equipment. There are also lots of techs that advertise for repairing old hifi equipment. Any board tech can probably repair a crt.
@@riggel8804 yeah I am a fan of Radiotvphononut and 12voltvids YT channels, but they are actual occupational tv service techs, so their explanations are too deep for layman folk
Thanks dude. Yeah my channel is pretty much dead. I bean super busy and just stopped making videos. I got ideas for a couple more vids and I got some bad ass crts to review so I might revive it again but who knows. Thanks for thinking of me. :)
Were you ever interested in adding a JVC I’Art at any point? Got lucky and an estate sale is allowing early purchase and they have a minty looking 27” JVC I’Art up for $20. Cant miss out there. I heard they are basically on par with a Wega.
I had a IArt in good condition and I took it to the dump. I hated it. It had component video but it actually looked better with composite. When the image was cleaned up with component you could really see how inferior the tube was. the vertical dark lines where as prominent as the scanlines. It looked like a screen door. I know that other people like the iart. I am curious to hear what your experince was with the iart. Did you pick one up?
@@riggel8804 Wow, interesting to hear. So I usually do a little google research on the model before I commit to buy. This particular I’Art is a AV-27F577. Several different redditors warned to stay clear because this model upscales 240p to 480i, which will effectively kill scanlines and give it a messier look, in addition to several frames of input lag. I ended up turning it down, although it sold within 24 hours so it wouldn’t of mattered anyways. I often hear the D-Series is a better option for 240p gaming but people are often fanboys of particular brands and models, so will probably hear I’Art fanboys saying otherwise. My Apex PF3225 with the Toshiba CRT would likely have had a better picture anyways. Another funny thing, a 20” i’Art went up on Ebay in a neighboring town about 10 min up the road… the shipping cost of it was $400 for some strange reason. I contacted the seller, which was a local warehouse, and they were adamant that all sales must be done through ebay and local pickup was not an option. It was really weird.
Hey do you know if there is a solution to white colors that have a bit of a grayish look to them? Like they don’t have that bright white pop and have a more muted almost grayish mix look to them? Contrast increase isnt really doing anything. Anything specific in the service menu that may help make the white pop more?
Hey dude, hope you’re doing good these days. I was pleasantly surprised that my 32” Flat Apex had a Toshiba picture tube, had to verify the CRT in the service manual and figured out from the model/part number A80LTM350X10. Initially I thought it was a Trinitron clone but I guess this tells me it’s actually a 32AF42 clone. I was just curious if it had a good tube and didnt want to bother opening it up again, but could at least match up the part number from just looking into the vents with a flashlight. Picture is pretty good. Did you like the Toshiba tubes overall? I believe its a slot mask variety. Good colors and thick ass scanlines.
Those af 32 inch/36 inch tubes are amazing. Just as good as a Sony imo. I know they are slot mask but they look like an aperture grill. THICK scanlines. That's super cool that the Apex has a Toshiba AF tube. Good to know.
@@riggel8804 Hey I appreciate that dude. You’ve always been one of my favorite CRT retro gaming enthusiasts because you speak to the average gamer better than someone more established like Steve Nutter/Retro Tech, he tends to get overly technical and doesnt have that chill vibe. So you will never hear anybody ever go Yeah you gotta go hunt down an Apex PF3225. It was marketed as a budget friendly competitor to the more expensive Wega or Toshiba AF, but it’s got a very impressive build to it: One side stereo A/V, Two S-Video inputs with shared composite, an A/V stereo output and that ever important Component with it’s own input. The fact it has a Toshiba made tube is important. I am sure if you play it next to something like a 32AF42/43 it may not look identical but it’s definitely worthy of hanging in that league… and I got this one for free as a donation on Offerup. Hopefully you may return to do another CRT overview/review type video. Just to add, I learned that the picture tube makes the picture. You get a smaller toshiba 20AF42, it has an orion picture tube, it’s gonna look like an orion which makes the Toshiba branding pointless. I figured that was Toshiba cheaping out on their manufacturing costs by outsourcing their tubes to Orion. You have a sony tube it will look like a sony, you have a toshiba tube it will look like a toshiba, etc
@@RetrofIex Thanks dude. I try to keep it real. Shits called RUclips. Not FAKE ASS LETS MAKE SOME MONEY tube. Would be interesting to compare an apex tv to a toshiba tv with identical tubes in them. My guess is that they would look virtually identical. If you got a Toshiba tube with component inputs you golden. I don't care what the badge on the front says. I gonna make some more videos someday. I got ideas and crts but I'm in a goofy spot right now with my time management.
Thanks man. Yeah I've got a bunch of ideas for videos but I have been taking a brake lately. A bunch of real world stuff has been taking up my time and it's been super rewarding. My church got me teaching Sunday School and working on the sound board. On top of that I've been starting a new business and helping my dad out with his house. I got to say internet stuff seems meaningless by comparison. I want to teach my wife to beat the turbo tunnel in Battletoads and do a vid where we play it together. I've also got a really nice 20 inch Mitsubishi pc crt with an aperture grill I want to review. I got a bunch of other vids kicking around in my head too. I'm hoping once my business gets settled I will have more free time for projects but who knows. Thanks for checking in dude. How's gaming going for you? Working on any games?
@@riggel8804 Tears of the Kingdom for me. I also picked up a Commodore model 1702 monitor...I really love how versatile this monitor is. I have a hdmi to rca so i can take advantage of the Luma Chroma inputs on the back of it. I use it for retroarch and as a second monitor. I hope you make more videos in the future as I always look forward to them. THicc ass scanlines bro!
I tried this once and thought it was weird the game just starts with no character selection on options etc. I thought my rom was bugged and didnt go back to it lol. I will now though
who dis? wut u no bout me boi Sean? Haven't seen him in a year. Dude pops up like a leprechaun every year or so and drinks my Whisky....edit. It's Cameron. wut up Cameron? u still down in Texas or whatever?
started a business. looks like its failing. Now im working two jobs to pay off my business loans. lifes an adventure. one day i will have free time again...one day
@@riggel8804 man, that sucks to hear but you Ballin for just stepping up to the plate to take the swing. Life goes on for me, wife and I just had a baby so time is tight. With the little time I got been playing a lot of N64 stuff for whatever reason. Wife and I been trying to 1CC the Capcom D&D beat em ups
@@Fahrenheit38 that's cool. I spent some time trying to 1cc mystara. Never did finish it. Might be easier with 2 players. There's always a couple dudes playing it multiplayer on fightcade. Yall ever gone on there and played?
@@riggel8804 I assure you it's harder with my wife then without her lol. Never went on fightcade. Really like having people next to me when I play. Half the reason i had kids is just to have some fresh meat to play me in King of Fighters
Relationship goals
ye. one day im gonna get her to beat battletoads with me
@@riggel8804 I hope it happens
You guys are pretty funny together. Listening to you two feels like hanging out with people I grew up with or something. Or like RUclipsrs before RUclips was mostly mainstream entertainment. Real good stuff man
You may feel the same way, but I realized that outside of a small age demographic of mid to late 30s, maybe early 40s… literally nobody I know in my family, or at work, give two shits about CRT televisions and look at me like I’m nuts for having 5. LOL. I will always love these relics for the nostalgia they bring me, but good lord, anybody over the age of 43 and under the age of 33 dont care about CRTs whatsoever. I guess that leaves us in a very special niche group clinging onto those carefree special moments as kids and teens playing our videogames.
We are a niche within a niche. I went into Gamestop yesterday looking for a rotary controller to play Time Soldiers with on my MiSTer. The dude had no idea what I was talking about.
@@riggel8804 yeah anytime (and these days its very rare) a second hand CRT tv pops up on Offerup for free, or low cost, I still get a little giddy going to pick it up like a kid in a candy store. Even though i have a 27” set with component and s-video out and a good picture, i use all the other sets as my “backups” .. my wife always goes damn how many backups do you need, you wont even probably use the new set!
@@RetrofIex I can relate. I got like 13 crts. There was a time a few years back where I could pick a 36 inch with component for free every week. I went ham for about a year there.
I was bedriddened with long covid right after this video came out, and I thought Riggel would have been on some new adventures since then, but guess I'm all up to date.
Really like the way you recorded the crt. Also, entertaining banter. I thought it was going to be a 2-player clear for a moment, but cool video either way
I thought about doing a 2 player clear of this game with my buddy but it would be a nightmare with the camera.
Hey Riggel! I missed this one, lol! Better late than ever though. I like the chemistry of you two, you seem to have a great marriage and that's always a happy thing to see, reminds me of my grandparents, they were very sweet together.
I used to say "sha" (cher) a lot until my mid-twenties, but somehow it got dropped along the way, after years being away from home, and women not understanding what the hell I was on about out there, although there was this one Californian girl that really liked it.
Anyway, I reminisce. Entertaining as always to watch you two play games and chat, good stuff, here's hoping for a lot more. Edit: is this the BVM-1911?
You guys are funny. I would lesson to a weekly podcast of this
Clone Wars is the best Xmen game I've ever played. Love this fkn game. Some of later levels are pretty tough defo never beat it as a kid
Ok so on Sunday, I came across a rummage sale in the parking lot of a local church and miraculously they actually had a CRT up for $5. Its a silver flat 20” Philips 20PT6245. It’s a 2005 build so you can easily see they were copying the 20” Trinitron Wega set of the same size. I had high hopes for this one because it has component out and S-video out, which you don’t see too often on a 20” set. I brought it home and fired up the standard Super Mario Bros. homescreen test. Immediately I noticed that the A/V output stretched the top of the picture deep into overscan territory, so my thought was that a capacitor on the vertical deflection circuit probably was on the verge of failure. I played through it for a few min and then the TV powered itself off. Probably reached the point of capacitor failure and that did a switchoff effect on the power supply. When I turned it back on, it doesn’t recognize the A/V or Component inputs anymore. Only S-Video and RF analog channels. I am guessing that something failed regarding the video output and it was shared with the component video out. Long story short, I played it via RF and it looked perfectly fine, just with a dirty RF quality…. I am not sure if I should bother keeping it though if it now lacks A/V.
Might want to see if you can get it fixed. My dude charges me $60. He's got 3 sets working for me. Your problem sounds kina complicated might need some trouble shooting.
🖤
Finally got the HD retrovision SNeS component cable set up on my Philips and the color richness really took me back, But the one thing I learned is that when you toggle between composite and component inputs on the same TV, it will shift the horizontal positioning a bit off center… really frustrating but maybe it’s time to calibrate the screen to favor component and say to hell with composite.
You might be able to calibrate the component input separate from the composite input. I've seen that before.
Ich bin nicht überzeugt von 100HZ Röhrenfernseher für 8 bis 16 Bit Systeme. Seltsame Dinge passieren da immer beim scrollen. Deshalb spiele ich auf einem Braun TV3 (Thompson ICC5) und einen Telefunken Palcolor s440c.
Hauptsächlich wegen der Thomson ICC Bildröhre, deren Farbdarstellung einfach wärmend, genial und anders ist.
Mein HD-CRT macht über Composite keine Probleme und bringt alles mit 780p super auf den Schirm.
LG.Chris
Hey whats your opinion of Sanyo sets? I literally just picked up a 32” Sanyo DS31520 from a curb as I was driving home today with the family. I also saw they dumped a Sanyo silver 20” Flat set, but it did not power on and I didnt feel like troubleshooting… so just threw it back to the curb. Overall it seems decent. For a 32” set it wasnt as heavy as I expected. Its limited to S-video and Composite but the geometry was shockingly very good. Colors are a tad weak but probably some menu adjustments will help.
I have no experience with sanyo.
At this point I think any decent crt is a good crt. They are getting harder and harder to find. If it looks good to you rock it.
S video is almost as good as component/rgb. I got no problem playing on s video. Composite hurts my eyes a little bit, even with a comb filter.
If the colors are wimpy the tube is probably tired. Nothing you can do about that. You can turn the color, contrast and brightness up a tiny bit to compensate bit don't expect too much.
@@riggel8804 wise words. Yes, I find at this point in time with television history, all CRTs are very old, so its a battle of attrition. Branding isnt mattering as much because even top of the line sets that are old and worn out will look bad. If you have a cheap Funai made set with very low hours, it will probably look better than a worn out old Trinitron if it’s never been serviced. Very few people know how to rejuvenate a CRT and make repairs on a component level as you need the proper equipment, training knowledge and ability to identify the bad components and correctly order a replacement. Nobody really can do that except a very small group of people. I now have 6 sets because over the years, CRTs will become as rare and hard to find as antiques from over 100 years ago.
@@RetrofIex I think the lack of technicians gets overstated. I know of multiple people that can fix crts and I can do a little myself. I think a lot of people aren't used to asking around. They do a quick google search for, "crt" repair and when nothing comes up they give up. I think retro tech and retro rgb have confused a lot of people too.
Most music shops know of a board tech that can fix there PA equipment. There are also lots of techs that advertise for repairing old hifi equipment. Any board tech can probably repair a crt.
@@riggel8804 yeah I am a fan of Radiotvphononut and 12voltvids YT channels, but they are actual occupational tv service techs, so their explanations are too deep for layman folk
Damn, miss your content! Been too long without a video, hope everything is well and good with you man.
Thanks dude. Yeah my channel is pretty much dead. I bean super busy and just stopped making videos. I got ideas for a couple more vids and I got some bad ass crts to review so I might revive it again but who knows. Thanks for thinking of me. :)
Were you ever interested in adding a JVC I’Art at any point? Got lucky and an estate sale is allowing early purchase and they have a minty looking 27” JVC I’Art up for $20. Cant miss out there. I heard they are basically on par with a Wega.
I had a IArt in good condition and I took it to the dump. I hated it. It had component video but it actually looked better with composite. When the image was cleaned up with component you could really see how inferior the tube was. the vertical dark lines where as prominent as the scanlines. It looked like a screen door. I know that other people like the iart. I am curious to hear what your experince was with the iart. Did you pick one up?
@@riggel8804 Wow, interesting to hear. So I usually do a little google research on the model before I commit to buy. This particular I’Art is a AV-27F577. Several different redditors warned to stay clear because this model upscales 240p to 480i, which will effectively kill scanlines and give it a messier look, in addition to several frames of input lag. I ended up turning it down, although it sold within 24 hours so it wouldn’t of mattered anyways. I often hear the D-Series is a better option for 240p gaming but people are often fanboys of particular brands and models, so will probably hear I’Art fanboys saying otherwise. My Apex PF3225 with the Toshiba CRT would likely have had a better picture anyways. Another funny thing, a 20” i’Art went up on Ebay in a neighboring town about 10 min up the road… the shipping cost of it was $400 for some strange reason. I contacted the seller, which was a local warehouse, and they were adamant that all sales must be done through ebay and local pickup was not an option. It was really weird.
Hey do you know if there is a solution to white colors that have a bit of a grayish look to them? Like they don’t have that bright white pop and have a more muted almost grayish mix look to them? Contrast increase isnt really doing anything. Anything specific in the service menu that may help make the white pop more?
sounds like a white balance issue. I have a video on it.
Hey dude, hope you’re doing good these days. I was pleasantly surprised that my 32” Flat Apex had a Toshiba picture tube, had to verify the CRT in the service manual and figured out from the model/part number A80LTM350X10. Initially I thought it was a Trinitron clone but I guess this tells me it’s actually a 32AF42 clone. I was just curious if it had a good tube and didnt want to bother opening it up again, but could at least match up the part number from just looking into the vents with a flashlight. Picture is pretty good. Did you like the Toshiba tubes overall? I believe its a slot mask variety. Good colors and thick ass scanlines.
Those af 32 inch/36 inch tubes are amazing. Just as good as a Sony imo. I know they are slot mask but they look like an aperture grill. THICK scanlines.
That's super cool that the Apex has a Toshiba AF tube. Good to know.
@@riggel8804 Hey I appreciate that dude. You’ve always been one of my favorite CRT retro gaming enthusiasts because you speak to the average gamer better than someone more established like Steve Nutter/Retro Tech, he tends to get overly technical and doesnt have that chill vibe. So you will never hear anybody ever go Yeah you gotta go hunt down an Apex PF3225. It was marketed as a budget friendly competitor to the more expensive Wega or Toshiba AF, but it’s got a very impressive build to it: One side stereo A/V, Two S-Video inputs with shared composite, an A/V stereo output and that ever important Component with it’s own input. The fact it has a Toshiba made tube is important. I am sure if you play it next to something like a 32AF42/43 it may not look identical but it’s definitely worthy of hanging in that league… and I got this one for free as a donation on Offerup. Hopefully you may return to do another CRT overview/review type video. Just to add, I learned that the picture tube makes the picture. You get a smaller toshiba 20AF42, it has an orion picture tube, it’s gonna look like an orion which makes the Toshiba branding pointless. I figured that was Toshiba cheaping out on their manufacturing costs by outsourcing their tubes to Orion. You have a sony tube it will look like a sony, you have a toshiba tube it will look like a toshiba, etc
@@RetrofIex Thanks dude. I try to keep it real. Shits called RUclips. Not FAKE ASS LETS MAKE SOME MONEY tube.
Would be interesting to compare an apex tv to a toshiba tv with identical tubes in them. My guess is that they would look virtually identical. If you got a Toshiba tube with component inputs you golden. I don't care what the badge on the front says.
I gonna make some more videos someday. I got ideas and crts but I'm in a goofy spot right now with my time management.
yo riggel I got a question, my crt monitor looks like there was condensation or water marks inside the tube.. can you tell me what it is..
never heard of that one. upload a video.
Can't believe this game is so long! Good video btw, you guys are entertaining 🙂
Thanks! yea. I was dreading making the recording because it's so long.
Hey dude, Are you still going to do youtube? Love your videos.
Thanks man.
Yeah I've got a bunch of ideas for videos but I have been taking a brake lately. A bunch of real world stuff has been taking up my time and it's been super rewarding. My church got me teaching Sunday School and working on the sound board. On top of that I've been starting a new business and helping my dad out with his house. I got to say internet stuff seems meaningless by comparison.
I want to teach my wife to beat the turbo tunnel in Battletoads and do a vid where we play it together.
I've also got a really nice 20 inch Mitsubishi pc crt with an aperture grill I want to review. I got a bunch of other vids kicking around in my head too. I'm hoping once my business gets settled I will have more free time for projects but who knows.
Thanks for checking in dude. How's gaming going for you? Working on any games?
@@riggel8804 Tears of the Kingdom for me. I also picked up a Commodore model 1702 monitor...I really love how versatile this monitor is. I have a hdmi to rca so i can take advantage of the Luma Chroma inputs on the back of it. I use it for retroarch and as a second monitor. I hope you make more videos in the future as I always look forward to them. THicc ass scanlines bro!
How are you capturing your gameplay footage?
camera pointed at a bvm crt.
I tried this once and thought it was weird the game just starts with no character selection on options etc. I thought my rom was bugged and didnt go back to it lol. I will now though
Love you rigel! Hope all is well 🙏
Tell Sean hi 👋
who dis? wut u no bout me boi Sean? Haven't seen him in a year. Dude pops up like a leprechaun every year or so and drinks my Whisky....edit. It's Cameron. wut up Cameron? u still down in Texas or whatever?
@@riggel8804 it's me... cam!
Hope all is well bro
@@riggel8804 Oregon now
@@ChiefGore429 Oregon's bad ass. I been there a bunch....Maltanoma falls and burnside bridge bro.
@@riggel8804 medford... been around though crater lake was cool
Where ya been?
started a business. looks like its failing. Now im working two jobs to pay off my business loans. lifes an adventure. one day i will have free time again...one day
How u been bruh? Playin any games?
@@riggel8804 man, that sucks to hear but you Ballin for just stepping up to the plate to take the swing. Life goes on for me, wife and I just had a baby so time is tight. With the little time I got been playing a lot of N64 stuff for whatever reason. Wife and I been trying to 1CC the Capcom D&D beat em ups
@@Fahrenheit38 that's cool. I spent some time trying to 1cc mystara. Never did finish it. Might be easier with 2 players. There's always a couple dudes playing it multiplayer on fightcade. Yall ever gone on there and played?
@@riggel8804 I assure you it's harder with my wife then without her lol. Never went on fightcade. Really like having people next to me when I play. Half the reason i had kids is just to have some fresh meat to play me in King of Fighters