Sharp Nintendo Television (19SV111) - Gaming Historian
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- Опубликовано: 13 май 2015
- Sharp & Nintendo have a great business relationship, having worked together on the Game & Watch, Twin Famicom, & 3DS. One of their strangest collaborations, however, was the Sharp NES TV.
Big thanks to Collecting Retro for shots & information on the Sharp C1 TV ( / collectingretro )
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Missed opportunity: “The Nintelevision”
"The remote is increasingly hard to find these days"
Man, that nintendo was sharp.
I was lucky to pick one of these up at a garage sale, has all 4 feet and both controllers but missing the game door and remote.
I still remember playing on of these in 5th grade at a friends house. I lived right up the street from him and brought my NES games down when I would stay the night. Played Double Dribble and Super Mario 3 lol good times, good times
What I like about your work (among many things) is you don't have a wacky angry persona. Most people go the AVGN route but your doing your own thing.
Originally, I was planning on covering a court case between two big video game companies. However, I'm still putting the finishing touches on the script. This was my backup plan. It's a really unique piece of hardware. Hope you enjoy!
I never understood in gaming why "all in one" systems are always more expensive than buying them separately. Like the Multi Mega/CDX Etc.
We had one when I was growing up, used to play on it all the time. That thing was bad ass, wish we still had it.
I like the red japanese one, Wouldn't mind owning it :D
I had one of these as a kid and never knew where it came from! A sibling of mine put pennies into the game slot and we had to open it up to repair it.
Gaming Historian. Please be aware that manual you reference several times in this video is a Service Manual and was not intended for the public. It was for service technicians to assist with repairing the TVs. It is not suggested that people take the bottom off and use it by itself. It's a Diagram for the repair techs so they can disassemble it for service.
Now this makes it even MORE ironic that I have my Wii U plugged into a Sony TV
It is so cute when you speak about the high prices at the day these videos are made and
This makes me miss old CRT TVs. I like my shiny modern HD TV, but sometimes I miss the way those buttons and switches used to feel. Some people say SD games look better on those old TVs too, but it's been so long now, I can't remember what they looked like. I'd like to try out some old games on a CRT to see what they're like.
Some people replace the feet by 3D printing them and re-attaching those. Oh yeah and the 19SC111 was a typo.
I remember seeing something like this in a hotel in Vermont one time, instead of it having an NES or SNES cartridge slot, it had an N64 cartridge slot, it had a program on it that had a list of games and you could buy 2 hours of playtime for like 10 bucks I think... But when you put an N64 game into the slot (it was on the top of the TV like the SNES one you mentioned) it played just like a normal N64, no time limits or anything! This was at least 6 years ago so I don't remember the exact details, but it was definitely the TV and N64 combined. If anybody else has seen this or knows anything about it, reply below, and The Gaming Historian, if your interested you could maybe research it and do a video on it eventually.
Hey Norm I know you are looking for opportunities to make corrections to your older videos.
Gaming historian turned his childhood nostalgia into a RUclips channel. Thats kinda cool.
I just love the intro to your videos,so nostalgic and soothing. Takes me way back.