The Original XBOX Launch Day Surprise of 2001 - My Retro Life
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- Опубликовано: 18 дек 2024
- Dad surprised me with an Original Microsoft XBOX system and games on LAUNCH day, November 15th, 2001! This video details that amazing day.
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The Original XBOX Launch Day Surprise of 2001 - My Retro Life
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Hey guys, wanted to get this episode out for the Series X launch. Hope you enjoy it! Did you get the Original XBOX on launch day or around it? What are your memories from around this time? I'd love to know! Please let me know in the comments below, and have a great day! Thanks guys - Look for some exclusive Patreon content to come from this episode for sure.
I was born in 2001 when the Xbox was coming out
I'm pretty sure your dad would be proud of you doing these vids.and sharing parts of your guys story.your dad seemed like a really cool guy.and if you never mentioned his passing in any episode until and I heard that, itd hit me right in the gut. Loss of ppl is part of life and it sucks. But in the end we all go and only have our memory to leave behind. To not only have stories but videos, actual proof, of just how much you guys got enjoy basically everybgreat console is truly a special thing.
Cheers to you n your dad 🍺
While I did wait with friends at Walmart for the midnight release of the Xbox, I didn’t get my own until a couple of month later when I won one from Taco Bell! 3 days after the launch saw the release of the Gamecube and that’s where my gaming dollars went. It was the first system I purchased with my own money as an 18 year old. Despite a friend calling it the “shamecube”, I loved that little lunchbox! When did you end up getting a Gamecube Tyler?
I didn't get it, still don't have any Xboxes. Playstation all the way for me!
@@DerekLed can't go wromg.Xbox has lost their power of exclushves. So if you buy one its for the power, or game pass as a secondary console . exclusives are important for sales. Look at nintemdo and Sony . they're destroying.Xbox is just doing good. Maybe it'll change tho
He’s the dad that every gamers wanted
He was really an amazing Dad and he will forever be with me. Thanks for watching 🙏
Omg yeah! I used to get bitched at for playing to much, and nevermind the dreaded "Ethernet disconnect" to all my fun every night. This guy was a saint!
Yes.
It must have been a terrible pain losing your best friend
U got that right and right the 360 was the best concle I have gta 4 on it and I still play with my 360
Your dad was a master vlogger
He even synced his camera to match with the TV's frame rate.
Man back than was best now just plan lame
@@PickentCode how can you tell that? i’m just interested lol
@@unknownwolf4046 all paid actors now; not genuine
@@iamdrewski39 There would be flickering/screen tearing if he didn't make sure it was synced properly. It was a common sight with amateur video recording back then and can still happen when recording screens today.
This is a father that truly loves his son. Notice how everything he does is for him. He waits and lets his son turn on and play the system for the very first time.
Thanks for pointing that out. ❤️ He was my hero no doubt
I wish my dad was like that
@@TomPlotagon be that dad for your kid
@@tnemomhurb7679 I will try to be, my dad is great but this dad just really loves his son
I'm sorry the Fire Lord wasn't as kind to you :/ my dad sucks too
I think what’s really brilliant is your Dad was aware enough on how important it was to create a home video of this experience all the way back in 2001. He was ahead of his time, salute to him 🫡
its pretty indulgent to turn it into a RUclips soap opera aye
Your father had a vision , he was a RUclipsr before RUclips .
That's for sure.
RIP.
Man that's deep
True. Seems like my vision is not being a youtuber because I don't feel like taking the camera out even on the most special of moments when it's in my fricking pocket
You realize tons of people made home videos in the 90's and early 2000's
@@HonkeyKong54 Sure a lot of ppl made videos but let's be real. Ppl would just point the camera and capture whatever. Shaky, terrible angles, not enough time on one subject and also it was random-ass things. This guys dad made sure he really captured the moment well, saving it for a distant future. Hell, these videos are so good its convinced me to start recording family get-togethers again 👌
@@zerocal76 people have been creating home movie's forever. Some of those people became directors and in the film industry. So no.
When he said “it would be the last console he got before he passed away” I cried. Shit man he would be so proud of u. He’s lookin down right now smiling at all the memories.
❤️
I felt the pain when you said that too. ❤️
I felt that pain as well. My son and I have a very similar relationship as u when it comes to interests. And he felt it too
Me too man, I really felt that.
lost mine at 13 man, it sucked, bad.
What’s so amazing about this, was your dad recording this. It’s wasn’t to put on social media. It wasn’t because he wanted to show off to any one. It showed a loving dad who had a common interest with his son. Those moments meant so much to him that he wanted to hold a glimpse of that moment forever. Fucking beautiful, man.
This comment kind of took me by surprised and not going to lie got me a little emotional. Thanks man
It's genuine. Nothing like the paid actors now.
@@MyRetroLife I wish I had moments like these recorded. It's nice to see. Must of been nice to enjoy it with someone. When I was given something it felt more like, here you go; like giving a bum money lol.
Made me tear up
@@hapwn How true! Today it's only about money, fame or "look how cool/beautiful/smart" I am.
I didn't intend to watch the whole video, but it's purity kept me here. Also that his son reminded me of the stereotype nerds from back then xD When I had electronic classes and every free minute we all talked about games, WoW, PCs, etc.
Just watching this now. Dude, your dad is the real MVP. The setup he had waiting for you just reminds us parents that our true joy comes from making our children happy.
Truth!
"When did you get it? In the morning?" "It's a looong story... NOW IT'S TIME FOR GAMES!" That part really hit me. Without even knowing him I can say your dad was an awesome person.
Thanks man! Yeah he was truly special and loved by everyone who knew him. Appreciate you watching
What was the long story man? Did he ever tell you?
All these years later and school bus brakes still sound the same.
It sent me back to the same time frame lol
Yeah, innovation in air brakes have been very slow. Another thing that is slow, good PS5 and Xbox launch titles this generation.
It's probably still the same bus.
And they still look the same
Yep school buses just haven’t seem to go through any change at all
Love how your dad setup the xbox like he did on that chair.. that alone almost brought a tear to my eye.
He was great about making it look good! Thanks man
Those are things that go with you thru all your life
Takes me back to when I got my first brand new console, the Wii. My parents had it set up all nice on the couch waiting for me to come down the stairs and open it. Good times.
I think the coolest thing about your videos is your dad decided to record all these moments which is pretty special. Its nice to relive them and compare how life was back than to now.
My mans dad was ahead of his time. Recording reactions, launches and just being about all things nerdy is the standard in today’s day and age. This was rare back in those days. I’m glad he taped it and I thank you for sharing this with us.
My pleasure to share my old stories and memories. Thanks for watching and commenting!
It’s like a time machine! Thanks for doing these Tyler!
Appreciate you Chris. Thanks for watching!
@@MyRetroLife please do a ps2 one
The graphics on Xbox hold up extremely well. Definitely a powerhouse. As they all are.
@@MyRetroLife man I have Xbox Series S
Ps2
N64
Psp
Nintendo switch lite
3:54 this was a szene EVERY gamer kid dreamed off
i saw those pictures in the news and i always dreamed of getting such a crazy setup with many games
i remember that i finally got my Xbox after 2 long years of waiting, after it got released.
i was in the 1st grade when it came out and i craved nothing more then this.
when i was in 3rd grade it was finally time. i got it on christmas and it was mindblowing and awesome.
the next monday we went into the mall and my grandmother bought me a game. I could chose only games that had an age restriction
up to 12 years old. I randomly chose Metal Arm - Glitch in the system and i never had any regret.
It was an awesome pick and i had fun for months.
when i entered 6ths grade i was finally allowed to have GTA - San Andreas after i begged my mom for MONTHS and only got it,
because my best friend also had it at home.
good times.
This was so well done I’m shocked you don’t have over a million subscribers you deserve it!
Wow thank you Cory 🙏 Would be so cool if you did a reaction to it. Ever do a “Try not to Smile” video? 😉 Either way would love to connect! Have a blessed day
I didn’t notice Cory was here lol
Ayo Cory Dude your one of my biggest inspirations and My retro life thanks for sharing this it was amazing
Yo Cory!
When Xbox Next comes out he will.
I had a huge smile on my face this whole video. Your dad was loving every second of you being happy ❤
Rest in paradise to him.
He’s still alive… in our hearts 🥹
The whole video is so wholesome!
4:42
you had the coolest dad ever, I’m sure he’d love that so many people are now watching these videos
Thanks! He TOTALLY would :-)
When you said it would be the last console you got from your father before he passed away hit like a ton of bricks. I’m so deeply sorry for your loss. Your dad was a awesome person who obviously loved video games and shared that love with his son.
Appreciate those words man. He was such a great Dad and I’m so happy I can share these memories with y’all
Dude! Your story made this grown man cry! Your dad is with you on every console launch. But I dont need to tell you that. My dad is really sick now and this might be our last console launch together. So cool your dad filmed your time together. Thank you for sharing it with us. ✌
Hope your dad is better. The memories that we all have from our childhood are eternal!
@pooter • 69 years ago i pray everyday for sure. But your right.
I’m sorry to hear about your father. What a wise man he was to record all the memories he could.
Hit me in my feels. I lost my dad in July 2020. I remember opening up the original Xbox on Christmas Day 2001. My brother, also deceased, was four years older than me so I was also trying to be as good as he was on the console. His friends coming over also beating me in Halo. Simpler times. Miss you, Sean.
I also lost my sister to addiction...miss her everyday
I lost my dad in July 2020 as well, I still miss him.
How'd he die
@@uzziel524 really guy. Don't be a moron.
My heart goes out to you all I’m sorry for your loss
Man this video hit different, I really miss the early 2000's. Felt like a better time.
It was in many ways. Thanks for watching 🙏
Especially now lol.
It was. Lord it was
Oh, it was better times.
I think tech getting so advanced kind of screwed humanity.
Everything is too connected. Social media is too big and powerful.
It was right around the time smartphones got big that everything changed.
Back when we were still texting on flip phones was the last great decade IMO before everything began to change and go to hell.
Right around 2007 things were going down.
Just discovered all the nostalgiarific videos man. Your dad was a man ahead of his time
Thanks Joshua
dads during this era were very much into tech..
Its so cool. Makes me happy I immigrated to the US in the early 2000s. So much of those times were great for me as a school nerd gaming hermit.
Hearing about your dad's passing hit me right in the heart. My dad passed away in April 2021. He also introduced me to the world of gaming, my first consoles being the Nintendo 64 and Playstation. My first gaming memories with my dad was playing contra and super contra on a plug-n-play machine and we beat the game together, which would be the only gaming moment we had together until i got older and ended up only playing video games by myself after getting a Gamecube and a Wii.
I’m sorry for your loss man. Hope you and your family are doing alright
Only the good die young
I’m sorry you lost your father; he seemed like an incredible man . My father was like yours - he loved video games, and he bought just about every game console on their respective launch days. Those were exciting times. When I finally reached my teenage years, I began working and saving for my own games and console systems.
After my father retired, his finances weren’t the best, but it didn’t matter. In a sweet twist of irony, I began buying him new console systems when they launched. I remember how he cried when I bought him a Gamecube. (My father isn’t the type to usually cry.) When I asked him why he was crying, he said, ‘I raised my boy right. I remember when I used to buy these systems for you, when you were younger.’ He paused and then said, ‘I remember feeling so excited when I bought you a new system. The excitement drove me crazy, because I couldn’t wait to see your reaction when you got home from school.’
This is a perfect comment!! I'm doing this with my children now and it is so exciting and rewarding to see the happiness of your children opening the new games and consoles!
Who’s cutting onions?
thats awesome!
@@johnwest6977 😭😩
"I'm not crying, you're crying 😭
Mad respect to your dad. I can tell how he loved you guys. He put a smile on your faces. My dad almost killed me when I asked him for the gameboy. I literally had to work for everything I ever wanted. Including the Xbox. I'm 38 now. And still have almost every console out there that I grew up with. Your dad is the Man. Thanks for this video.
When you mentioned that the 360 would be the last console from your dad, that hit me sooo hard. He seemed like an amazing dad and you can tell how much he loved you all.
one must and should always see it positively. His father witnessed the best Microsoft console with his son. He didn't have to live through the Xbox One debacle.
So his death would probably be even more painful to go on such a sad note.
If you walk, then best at the peak. You also like to say it as a proverb.
got me to man.
I'm not a dad (yet) but seeing your videos over the years... Seeing how much joy your dad had in seeing you joyful... Hits right in the feels.
Most guys like you don't have kids, no offense
Who would have thought that you would use this footage over 20 years later! Insane! lol
hey
Let’s just take notice that this amazing dad bought his son the “Halo - Fall Of Reach” and Halo CE so his son can understand the lore
Lets take note why home work doesnt exist anymore. That is a "Gated" community.
@Teknakill what
Your dad is the dad many of us wish we had. May your old man RIP. He seemed like an amazing guy! Now it’s our turn to be like this mans dad with our kids!
Your father gave you the ultimate gift man. The gift of memories. I get teary eyed when I watch your vids. I lost my dad at 16 . Keep up the great work!!
Dude this video is freaking awesome to watch!
As are you! 🙏Thanks bro!
Didn’t expect you to be here
Combat Evolved was such a pure masterpiece
Honestly, still fun on mcc today
I’m so happy this game got me into gaming when I was 3
@@its_wyatt3505 yeah, played it on the xbox one, the game was so cool, gonna play halo 2 later
“It was the last console I would get from dad before he passed away” had me in tears. So damn wholesome.
My father hated me playing games growing up and still does 😅
Same! He still shakes his head when I talk with my son about video games lol. I'm 41 and I love gaming as much as I did 35 years ago.
@@crimsontide1980 Aww that sucks that it’s something you and dad can’t agree on but at least it’s something you and your son can bond together over with. It’s little things like this that helps you create memories that will last a lifetime for both you and your son. Keep it going bud and hope you and your dad can one day sit down and enjoy a game together at least once.
my parents absolutely despise video games, wish they were removed from the planet. Hell once i begged them for an xbox 360 when i was 13 and when i finally got it they took it away after a week and i found out the threw it in an incenerator!
@@thedrbat9572 That's freaking horrible if it is true. That's the way to break trust in a family, and it's sad. Wish you the best, man
@@kevingeisenhof yeah tbh that's nothing, recently my dad was to inconsiderate to wear a mask and my whole family has covid
Your dad isn’t gone he comes back to life every time we press play!
You rarely see any of these old school gaming footage on the Internet especially launch day of Xbox.
I'm happy to put it up!
@@MyRetroLife how much old footage do you have archived? Blast from the past
Your dad was such a G, I’m sorry for your loss, not just yours but humanities loss. We need more people like this in the world today.
Thanks for the video really took me back
There are millions of people like this, just no footage. Lets be real.
@@Teknakilldon’t hate
@@deander7653 OK 🙂
@@Teknakill Exactly, not everything needs to be shown for approval.
Dude your dad really loves you! What a great dad
Hey man. I just wanted to say that watching this made me ugly cry. Your father was a beautiful soul who loved you endlessly and it's so evident that he did everything he could to make you happy. So many people never had that and this was truly something special. God bless you and your family and keep up the good work!
Man, I'd watch a movie based on your childhood. Makes me wish my parents were sober enough to pick up a camcorder once in awhile cause I know we had one in the house. What a great series, one more episode to go on my end. Your Dad is a perfect example of what every father should strive to be like.
You're dad was truly an amazing man, recorded every experience he had with you're family and you. he seemed absolutely outgoing. sorry for loss. im really motivated to be a dad like him.
Love hearing comments like this
It's crazy how nostalgic old TV's and videotapes can make you feel..
true and when you see on video yourself small kid playing this old consoles in the front of you is so nostalgic feeling too so true it rly looks amazing for me is the same when i see my old pics with me and my sega or nes console when i was kid and i say to my self omg before long time i have it this console it was amazing :D for that yeah feels so good to se your old video or your old pics with console like how to was in my life btw for that i know t his feeling is amazing
That’s why I had to buy the Sega Genesis collection. It has an entire room of late 80s and early 90s memorabilia on top of 50 Genesis games that you put in a virtual Genesis system.
Tyler: “That is... until the house burned down.” *Dramatic music*
Me, thinking *your* house burned down: 😧🫢
Tyler: “In early 2001, Sega called it quits.”
Me, after realizing it’s just a metaphor: “Phew! 😌”
Yo my heart dropped at that part
I said "awww noo!" Out loud lol
Your whole story is a tear jerker... you had a very lucky, yet beautiful childhood. I would say I'm envious but seeing the joy on not just your, but your whole family's face is worth it... 🤘🏻
That was the most wholesome video I've ever watched. Your dad seemed like such a great guy. Broke my heart when you said he passed away. I'm sorry for your loss.
Your dad was a legend. I love that he recorded your game journey together, so precious
This hit me straight in the feels! What a legend your father was recording all this!
I too was for team Xbox, sure I has all the consoles at the time, but my Xbox looked and played the best. Even GTA3 looked better 👌🏼
Hey thanks! He really was
Your Dad Sounded like an he was an awesome human being. I too had a dreamcast and moved on to OG xbox and then 360. Only the Ps4 and N64 were the only other consoles i owned not from Microsoft. I even played on windows XP PC. So i totally got the exact same vibes you did.
A wonderful video, reminds me a bit of my life back then too.
Hey thanks for saying that
@@MyRetroLife You’re welcome.
I'mma be this dad to my son ...❤
Damn! You get home from school and instead of saying "Go do your homework!" He says "Now it's time for games!!" That's amazing! You had an awesome father bro.
This story makes me emotional. I think we are a similar age and I see the same excitement we had. Great times. RIP Retro Dad. ✌
Thanks for that man. Great times indeed
I am so glad this was recommended to me. Your dad seems like he was a truly awesome guy and I appreciate getting to see all of this footage with your experience. I can’t believe you only have 5kish subs. This was so well made!
Hey I appreciate that. Seen a lot of growth in the last few days. Thanks for commenting
This is proof that being a good father doesn’t spoil a child! But builds one instead! Great video and your dad is a genious! I’m sure he’s proud of you man! Much love
This just touch my life man coming from someone who just lost his father! This is awesome thank you for doing these videos. Your dad was bad ass by the way.
Sorry for your loss. Glad the video has meaning for ya and that you enjoyed it
Since I got my nes in 1992, I remember each day getting a new console.
Recently got the ps5.
I’m 36 yrs old and couldn’t sleep the night before I was that excited.
I’m more excited on console launch days than the day I bought my first car or the day I bought my house.
Console launch days to me are like Xmas x 10😁😁
These videos make me smile, keep up the great work dude.
I wish I had a dad like this, man... May he rest in peace and I’m glad you have these memories.
Greatest dad ever. I remember my mom standing in line with me so I can get my Xbox on launch day. Great memories.
Damn he's dads the best
Dude your Dad seemed like the Dad everyone wishes they had, be grateful you'll always have these wonderful memories.
May he Rest in Peace.
Thanks for that Mike
That’s real talk
lets just take a moment to say tyler's dad is f*cking poggers bro. i would love to have a dad like that. growing up my dad was never there let alone played/bought games for me. this one time when i was 10 however, my dad tried to reconnect with me and bought me drill sergeant for skylanders (i didn't even own skylanders yet lol) and to this day it one of the few things hes ever given to me.
Wow, your dad seemed like an amazing guy. You can tell in the videos that he loved you very much!
9:40 this part really hit me in the feels man.. the whole time I was watching this I was wondering how your dad was doing he seemed like such a cool and relaxed dad that loved watching his son enjoy gaming I’m sincerely sorry for the loss of your father I know I’m years late but it’s people like him that I wish could have lived forever😞
When he said he's dad passed away and that it would be he's last console. I felt sad for him. Those are memories he will forever cherish.
Woke up this morning and there’s already a new My Retro Life Episode. Today’s gonna be a good day.
Very cool, we never knew how amazing Halo would become.
5:14 I am definitely using that phrase that your dad said, "its a long story...but now its time for games!"
😂
Your dad seems like one hell of a father and man! Major props to him!
damn man for me to not have a father to be around it makes me happy to see you had such an amazing one. im sorry for your loss bro
Low key tearing up when you said it was the last console you got from dad before he passed away.
My dad always bought me game consoles and games too.
We had cool Dads.
Incredible story, thank you for sharing with us. I remember Christmas morning in 2003 when I had opened the original Xbox. The big green logo on the box made me lose my mind. By far my favorite Christmas present of all time. I bought one off eBay and it still works just like 2003. Nothing made today has ever measured up to that original Xbox.
I actually agree. It was a marvel of gaming science at the time
This channel is a real treat. We got to be close in age, im 35 now. Seeing these old videos brings back a lot of memories of my own.
Back when game consoles were simple, fun straight gaming! Nothing complicated, no DLC, annoying system updates
What's wrong with dlc? It's just optional singleplayer content.
@@fungusamongus9686 in my opinion dlc is content that should’ve been in the game already i understand it’s a way for devs to make more money but sometimes they add very little to the game you spent 60 bucks on just so they have more dlc content and that’s where dlc gets a bad rep
There was dlc but they didn't bombard you with it, it didnt cost alot and it felt more optional than it does now.
@@stuntmandev2327 ok! lol They really hu$tle u and shake u down with DLC
@Grimmy Grim Grim Ok, thanks! It seemed DLC back then wasn't as big as now, they really hu$tle u with DLC, they know what they're doing! lol
Man, you had the coolest Dad ever, and what a wonderful documentarian he was!
You made this grown man cry. Thank you for sharing this. My dad bought me my Xbox as well as my Sega Genesis and dreamcast. He's not here anymore. May both our dads rest in peace.
Sorry for your loss man. You’re welcome and thank you for commenting
🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼 God bless your Dad he’s the greatest
I’m so sorry about your dad. What a joy that he shared so many moments with you. You are truly blessed to have so many moments captured on film.
Man I loved the Dreamcast, Xbox and Xbox 360! Awesome video, takes me back...
Awe man. Rip to your dad. He sounds like such a great man. A real man. Glad he made these videos when he did otherwise we wouldn’t be able to enjoy and share these memories with you.
I feel like this series is criminally under viewed. It’s amazing you have all this footage and the editing and narration are so well done! It actually brought a tear to my eye. Keep up the great work!
Ah yes the days of mountain dew, doritos, and toddlers screaming racial slurs on halo.
Now you get banned for any trash talk so no one uses a mic anymore. :(
@@Dylan-pt1iv really? i haven't been on xbox live since the 360. talking shit was part of the fun. too bad MS doesn't just tell people who complain to stfu or mute the people they don't like.
The good old days. I miss em
Back when every kid's dad worked at microsoft haha
I agree 100%. The Xbox truly felt like the spiritual successor to the Dreamcast. I liked it A LOT more than the PS2. I traded in my PS2 and bought an Xbox. I had waited a while, so when I bought the Xbox, it came with the smaller controller (which I loved). My favorite games being Doom 3, Rainbow Six 3, and Max Payne.
The best part of being a gamer in the late 1990’s and early 2000’s was the magazines that came with demos of games. It truly made game buying decisions so much easier. Loved the demo discs for the Dreamcast and the Xbox.
Really miss the early 2000s. Much simpler, peaceful times.
i agree i was born on 2001 feb 22
@@zackwolf1173 lol He probably meant growing up in the early 2000s, you're too young for that kid
@@fightinghellfish8949 i still remember alot of it when they showed it on tv years ago
im 19 im way far from being to young haha xD
@@fightinghellfish8949 i did grow up then i was born in that timeline
I was a sophomore in 2001 as well, and watching this video I was just absolutely flooded with memories. This took me back man, thanks so much for sharing!
I would be lying if i said i did not cry when you said your dad passed away ... Your dad was awesome and ahead of his time recording you and your reactions👍
Thanks for saying that!
Just wanted to say one more comment. Your dad is living through you. Taking his work and making a channel out of it. He’d be so proud. Wish my dad was like yours.
One love
Your dad seemed so quirky and genuine, I love it!
Man seeing dead or alive 3 brings back memories, playing it when I was 6 years old with no idea how to play but loving every second of it
Such a great game. Such fond memories also. Thx for watching
Your dad was a good man, I wish I could thank him for he has inspired me to do my own personal vlogs with my future kids later on in life and share the art of gaming with them, cannot wait for that stage of my journey to arrive.
You have a great dad that he filmed those moments of your life and those videos are treasures and bring back the beautiful memories.
My heart broke at 9:40. Thank you so much for posting this, as I had so many memories with the Xbox. Also, your dad was more amazing than amazing!
I had a love hate relationship with Sega. I finally felt Sega did it right with the Dreamcast...until they dropped out of the hardware market. I was just as devastated. Some hope still lingers every year deep down inside. But Xbox did fill that gap for some time. I didn' t know that the 360 was the last console that your Dad had given you. Thanks as always for sharing so much with us. Definitely makes my day as always Tyler.
I did not realize a lot of people felt the same way I did growing up with sega dreamcast. Sega Dreamcast was like that in the movies where you meet the perfect girlfriend/boyfriend and fall in love, only to later find out she is moving to another part of the country with her parents and you can't do anything about it so she is gone forever.
I think your dad would be so freaking proud if he could see the homage youve made to him in this fantastic you tube channel. Keep it up
For a person who grew up playing the original xbox, this video made me cry
This is so amazing man. The bond between father and son through gaming is unmatched. Memories to last a life time.
Dead or Alive 3 was THE Reason I bought an Xbox! Awesome video bro, that ending made tear up. Your dad was great.
I help make Dead or Alive 3, I worked at Tecmo for 15 years! Glad people loved the game, it was fun to make and play too!
Amazing time capsule! The original Xbox came out right after I finished highschool. I was kind of getting out of games and more focused on other things. But then I visited a friend and he was playing some game called... HALO! And that's when videogames sunk their hooks back into me and I've been addicted ever since!
I was about 13 when i got my xbox. Probably my favorite gift i ever got. Still have it today and it still runs.