I’ve never own that gaming system but watching you restore it and seeing those graphics brought back memories that will last a lifetime.Awesome display of talent.Thank you.
For those who don't understand why MANY people prefer the original console to modern emulators, its nostalgia. If you have fond memories playing this console as a child, nothing but an original console will do. It's a great feeling to relive happier times.🥰🥰🥰
Also accuracy too! Not all emulators are accurate even though they have come a long way nothing beats playing it on the original console for its designed purpose. Pure nostalgia👌 💯🙌
I was born in 86 and this was my childhood, and now adulthood. Nothing beats the original Nintendo Entertainment System. I grew with this NES. It was my anytime friend, lifetime friend. I need another sooner.
@@TheAbandonedAccount7 I'd rather hear this from a different Brandon. You know.. better brandon's than you. I'm not hating on you I swear. There is just better Brandons than you. I don't know why I took the time to write this typically I'm not a hater... I'm sorry Brandon what was your point?
@@Th3Gam3925 yeah you're right I heard those weren't really his hands.. It was just a manifestation of idiotic thoughts.. You must have contributed like 90%
I went back to my childhood :( Sometimes, all I wish is to go back to the past to experience life as a child again. Quite often I find myself lost in the past traveling through the times when I just rejoiced every single moment without thinking of what lies ahead. I just wish I had some superpower to do the time travel.
Something is off in this video, Console which he restore is PAL, in the end he tested with NTSC games cause PAL console suppose to run slower also have black bars on top and bottom
@@gamedoutgamer It was almost certainly emulation. I'm sure he had his reasons, but it was played off as the NES he just restored. I suspect the final product had a power issue since the LED was cut off from the frame.
What a blast from the past. Next and modern day gaming is awesome, but it's not THIS. I was 11 boy again watching excite bike and Mario bros. I must just say thank you. I've been watching a good few channels and videos over the last few weeks cleaning and restoring consoles (Xbox 360 more specifically) and having discovered your channel, I finally decided to take the plunge and open up my console for the first time after 12 years. What a personal achievement it was for me, considering that it all panned out well. Watching your videos inspired the confidence I needed to do it. So thank you. 👍🏻
You marbled the plastic case with the peroxide cream treatment. It looked bad after you de-yellowed it. You're supposed to massage the peroxide cream every 15 minutes or so and also make sure it doesn't dry out. It looked dried at the end. Even better just put it out in strong sunlight to remove yellowing. The broken plastic 'toothpick' fix looked bad. The gameplay at the end looked very emulated and not real. Like how you used power tools to clean the rust off the metal parts but it would have looked nicer if those surfaces were polished to a 'like new' finish. Now the rust will return because of how the metal brushes scratch the surface. 2/10 restoration.
As someone who repairs electronits fro a living I’m skeptical on how there was 0 PCB damage despite the rusty EMI shield, nor were the bottom screws even slightly rusty, something that happens as the water or humidity is affected by gravity.
I think this video is fake, mainly due to the gameplay demo. There is no way composite looks that clean, alongside the fact that there is integer scaling on an HDTV, which unless using an external upscaler wouldn't be the case normally.
You were very intentionally avoiding showing that it was a modded nes for some reason. It had a standard nintendo composite or s video jack installed in the rear. Also, it was pretty cool watching you somehow play it with left and right audio cables installed, and no video cable plugged in. Neat trick. 😂 🧐
I think it should still work. The cable ends are just color coded so you don't cross-wire them. But inside the cable is still the same [probably] stranded aluminum. That said, the gameplay video is still staged.
Interesting!! I don’t think I ever noticed the edge finger contacts as HASL (hot air solder level). I thought they were always hard gold to withstand inserting multiple times.
@@ami2evil there are millions of consoles… this guy cant fix them all. The product to remove the yellow tint isn’t a secret. There are many products that will do it. Retro-brite is probably the most popular.
@@ami2evil I’ve done it before. Not really hateful. It really does work well and doesn’t require much prep will take the yellow right out of any plastic and bring it back to New. If you don’t have access to UV lights You can leave it out in the sun for four hours or so it works just as well.
Cool! Got two PAL NES consoles, one in cosmetic bad-shape and the other one broken. Thinking of using the best parts for the project. Brand new connector will be installed aswell. Never thought about the yellowing of the plastic until I saw your video...but yep that is definitely an issue on both of the consoles. Need to learn more about this, seems to be a elaborate process? Great video and thank you for the inspiration to bring back this beast from the past!
Did you buy the cartridge input thing, or clean up the old one? I think that is where ours has a problem. Sometimes it worked, other times not. Now not working at all.
It was almost 100 percent but I seen some flaws like the bottom grill on the one side and u left some salon care in the grates on top u should have cleaned out also u could have made the top grated inside but over all good job on the motherboard
theres a few other methods that i would have done to fix this vs sand paper a dremel retro brighting and replacing the front loader. but over all not a bad restoration.
I like how the video signal (yellow) cable isn't hooked up to the monitor, makes me wonder how you are getting the signal...or you are using an emulator.
Next time, when you show the final product, make sure to get the console's power light on the shot (like the chord to the controller). Looks totally faked (not even showing SMB boot, just straight up at the beggining of the level, lol). Good job cleaning the shit tho, I hope it worths the work for the views :|
Acabei de conhecer o seu canal. Estou fazendo mó maratona, vendo um monte de vídeos. A forma que vc restaura e muito satisfatório. Bem explicativo. Até pra um leigo como eu. Se eu nao aprender com vc, nao aprendo com mais ninguém 😂😂😂
I dont know what kind of NES my parents bought in 90s, but it had many games already intergrated in console, i didnt had diskettes that need you need to put in console in order to play, so strange.
You really need to build yourself a 'bath' of hydrogen peroxide fluid that can be reused and reused, many times. The amount of money you must be spending on single-use-only h/p cream must be insane.
amazing work !! I have the original console since 1991 in the year 2000, bored, I opened the console to break a pin, I think it is between the fourth and seventh of the zone control chip to remove the NTSC lock to run 2 games in PAL that I had from France that I could never play because I'm from another country (zelda and metroid), and it works. review this information. greetings from Chile
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I’ve never own that gaming system but watching you restore it and seeing those graphics brought back memories that will last a lifetime.Awesome display of talent.Thank you.
Watching them put that nice clean Excitebike cartridge in that filthy console made my hair stand on end
Why is this so relaxing to watch ? Grew up with the NES. It was my babysitter , my best friend. I need another
I really agree with you it is relaxing to watch
I was born in 86 and this was my childhood. Nothing beats an original nes.
87, same.
For those who don't understand why MANY people prefer the original console to modern emulators, its nostalgia. If you have fond memories playing this console as a child, nothing but an original console will do. It's a great feeling to relive happier times.🥰🥰🥰
I really agree with you, thanks for watching❤️
Sa mo balak mahal way na
Also accuracy too! Not all emulators are accurate even though they have come a long way nothing beats playing it on the original console for its designed purpose. Pure nostalgia👌 💯🙌
@Derrick Finzer Agreed! Same here
Nothing beats the NES & SNES game consoles in quality.
This was and will always be the best gaming console ever.
I was born in 86 and this was my childhood, and now adulthood. Nothing beats the original Nintendo Entertainment System.
I grew with this NES. It was my anytime friend, lifetime friend. I need another sooner.
It make me happy when I see someone restore an NES!
the most impressive part of this video is finding out this dude has a third arm!! @12:18
I never thought about the bottom compartment area. That would be an excellent stash spot.
I had a really rough week. Things are finally calming down.
What could be better than this console on this channel. Thank you for the perfect timing
Thanks a lot for the comment and kind words! Glad to help! 🙏
this console on odd tinkerings channel
@@TheAbandonedAccount7 I'd rather hear this from a different Brandon.
You know.. better brandon's than you. I'm not hating on you I swear. There is just better Brandons than you. I don't know why I took the time to write this typically I'm not a hater... I'm sorry Brandon what was your point?
Sorry to break it to you, but reddit exposed this guy as a fraud.
@@Th3Gam3925 yeah you're right I heard those weren't really his hands.. It was just a manifestation of idiotic thoughts.. You must have contributed like 90%
I went back to my childhood :( Sometimes, all I wish is to go back to the past to experience life as a child again. Quite often I find myself lost in the past traveling through the times when I just rejoiced every single moment without thinking of what lies ahead. I just wish I had some superpower to do the time travel.
Something is off in this video, Console which he restore is PAL, in the end he tested with NTSC games cause PAL console suppose to run slower also have black bars on top and bottom
Yeah it was a bad restoration and faked gameplay of NTSC machine. Looks like emulated gameplay it's so clear.
The box says NES on the identification sticker underneath. I don't see PAL on the identifier.
@@gamedoutgamer It was almost certainly emulation. I'm sure he had his reasons, but it was played off as the NES he just restored. I suspect the final product had a power issue since the LED was cut off from the frame.
That NES has obviously seen better days. Great restoration
I wish I was around in the eighties to see The Nintendo entertainment system it would have been cool
80s baby here this is so soothing to watch i love my nes I'm still have my original one
Great restoration, old school can be fun. Can you do a restoration about the Sega Megadrive, that's the one I had back in the day.
Fantastic and beatifull restauration ok 👍💯💢💯™️🤗
These kinds of videos are better at 1.5 speed
very good👍👍
Wow,i am really surprise for this restoration,good job 🙂👍
XD
Thank you very much!
Glad you enjoyed it!
@@resEG link to screw driver kit plz? :3
Erikrobi he is surprised XD
Love your restorations.
The most satisfying things to me
I'm grateful for your appreciation. Wishing you a pleasant day!
L'une des meilleures consoles, elle devait passer entre tes mains, un résultat super comme toujours 👍👍👍👍
Esse rapaz faz o conserto com muita dedicação e carinho!😊
What a blast from the past. Next and modern day gaming is awesome, but it's not THIS. I was 11 boy again watching excite bike and Mario bros.
I must just say thank you. I've been watching a good few channels and videos over the last few weeks cleaning and restoring consoles (Xbox 360 more specifically) and having discovered your channel, I finally decided to take the plunge and open up my console for the first time after 12 years. What a personal achievement it was for me, considering that it all panned out well.
Watching your videos inspired the confidence I needed to do it. So thank you. 👍🏻
Really awesome video. After seeing this i wanna buy one now so much nostalgia for me
real man you are a great repair artist, I am your fan and I want to learn a lot from you
You marbled the plastic case with the peroxide cream treatment. It looked bad after you de-yellowed it. You're supposed to massage the peroxide cream every 15 minutes or so and also make sure it doesn't dry out. It looked dried at the end. Even better just put it out in strong sunlight to remove yellowing. The broken plastic 'toothpick' fix looked bad. The gameplay at the end looked very emulated and not real. Like how you used power tools to clean the rust off the metal parts but it would have looked nicer if those surfaces were polished to a 'like new' finish. Now the rust will return because of how the metal brushes scratch the surface. 2/10 restoration.
Bro it's a restoration parody
It looked emulated because it was a PAL set.
Put your own restoration up.
You are the KING of retro console restoration!
Greetings from Argentina!
Welcome and thanks for watching❤️
@@resEG :)
Thanks I really appreciate you! 🙏
LMAO
Don't forget OddTinkering.
Great video and all, but I'm wondering what is still inside that cap box.
Which one?
As someone who repairs electronits fro a living I’m skeptical on how there was 0 PCB damage despite the rusty EMI shield, nor were the bottom screws even slightly rusty, something that happens as the water or humidity is affected by gravity.
I think this video is fake, mainly due to the gameplay demo. There is no way composite looks that clean, alongside the fact that there is integer scaling on an HDTV, which unless using an external upscaler wouldn't be the case normally.
Nice work
Thanks for the visit
You were very intentionally avoiding showing that it was a modded nes for some reason. It had a standard nintendo composite or s video jack installed in the rear.
Also, it was pretty cool watching you somehow play it with left and right audio cables installed, and no video cable plugged in. Neat trick. 😂 🧐
I think it should still work. The cable ends are just color coded so you don't cross-wire them. But inside the cable is still the same [probably] stranded aluminum. That said, the gameplay video is still staged.
Saludos amigo gracias a ti he aprendido mucho acerca de darle mantenimiento a mis consolas y a reparar algunas que compre usadas saludos 🎮🇲🇽
Gracias realmente te aprecio! 🙏, ¡Me alegra que lo hayas disfrutado! ❤️
Interesting!! I don’t think I ever noticed the edge finger contacts as HASL (hot air solder level). I thought they were always hard gold to withstand inserting multiple times.
Eu tinha um desse 😢😢😭 ama esse console parabéns pelo seu canal
Ele é gringo, não entendeu oq tu falou
I love you nostalgia nitendo 😁🥰😘😍
from brazil congratulations friend great work 🎮🕹️
Thanks for the visit
Muhteşem çalşma ! Elinize sağlık. 👍👏
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Love your restorations. I just wish you put a description of the proceedure and/or the stuff you use for restoration. Thanks. Great vids by the way.
Then everyone else will be doing it, I'm sure he doesn't want that...
@@ami2evil there are millions of consoles… this guy cant fix them all. The product to remove the yellow tint isn’t a secret. There are many products that will do it. Retro-brite is probably the most popular.
@@fatkat311 Good point, I think I want to try, seems easy enough...
@@ami2evil I’ve done it before. Not really hateful. It really does work well and doesn’t require much prep will take the yellow right out of any plastic and bring it back to New. If you don’t have access to UV lights You can leave it out in the sun for four hours or so it works just as well.
you should get a ultrasonic cleaner man, it makes things wayyyyyy faster.
Appliance voltage? 110 or 220 Volts?
Merci pour la video!!
Où as tu trouver le loquet plastique que tu changes à la fin?
Incredible!!!
Did it really need to be pushed down or they did that for theatrics
Chique show 👍👍!!!!!
Que bom que você gostou! ❤️
Hola, que tipo de herramienta usas para quitarle el oxido a la parte de aluminio metalico de la consola?
I’m not sure why but this video really improved my mood, I’ve been having a weird morning until he started to disassemble this NES Thank you!😂💕
Good job, i send you grettings from Ecuador
Welcome and thanks for watching❤️
#asmr #relaxing #satisfying
Most Relaxing ASMR Video Ever Made
super travail bravo @+++
Merci, je vous apprécie vraiment ! 🙏, Contente que ça t'ait plu ! ❤️
Nice job bro
Thanks for the visit
I just can’t believe that there are some NES systems out there that might work after all these years.
I have 2 working just fine and look like brand new
Eh they are everywhere. Some just need caps changed but most are fine
Since I am 15 I never got to play on the original NES but I do have an NES classic.
Cool! Got two PAL NES consoles, one in cosmetic bad-shape and the other one broken. Thinking of using the best parts for the project. Brand new connector will be installed aswell. Never thought about the yellowing of the plastic until I saw your video...but yep that is definitely an issue on both of the consoles. Need to learn more about this, seems to be a elaborate process? Great video and thank you for the inspiration to bring back this beast from the past!
Did you buy the cartridge input thing, or clean up the old one? I think that is where ours has a problem. Sometimes it worked, other times not. Now not working at all.
The best tutorial for restoration ✨ NES 🙏
It was almost 100 percent but I seen some flaws like the bottom grill on the one side and u left some salon care in the grates on top u should have cleaned out also u could have made the top grated inside but over all good job on the motherboard
What the spray you spraying on the electrical board thing plz
love these types of channels fr
I love your restoration. I want to watch when you repair the NES gun, if you want to play Duck Hunt. And where is the doctor duck ?
The internal memory affected?
Doing gods work
AHAHAHHAHAHAHHAAHAHHAAHAHAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
theres a few other methods that i would have done to fix this vs sand paper a dremel retro brighting and replacing the front loader. but over all not a bad restoration.
Good job. Thank you.
I got a NES at a yard sale a few years ago for 25 cents! . An amazing deal for 25 cents.
How did you fix the Spring part?
I've just taken my NES apart and found a black stain on the circuit board. Do you know what it is?
I can take a pic of it, if you need it.
*Nice Video Dear Brother Restoration EG... Good Repair of NES Console!!! Super Big Thumbs Up... Have a Wonderful Friday!!!* 😎😁😀💁🏻♂️✌👍
Dónde puedo conseguir la bandeja del cartucho, ya que la mía no lo detiene
I like how the video signal (yellow) cable isn't hooked up to the monitor, makes me wonder how you are getting the signal...or you are using an emulator.
Look closer.
It's a three prong AV cable. He has the red and white hooked up and not the yellow. Nes only had a single video and single mono audio.
Nice emulation footage at the end lmao
Always great videos even without narration, but where has yellow ducky gone lol
Next time, when you show the final product, make sure to get the console's power light on the shot (like the chord to the controller). Looks totally faked (not even showing SMB boot, just straight up at the beggining of the level, lol). Good job cleaning the shit tho, I hope it worths the work for the views :|
That scratchy crubdown using a hard brush, as well as sanding and polishing of the casing might not have been the best of ideas… 😱
Do you have a link to that screwdriver?
The Ducktor is in once again.
I use to be the best excite bike player! not really, but i loved playing it.
Thanks for watching
@@resEG Thanks for making the video! Keep em coming!
Acabei de conhecer o seu canal. Estou fazendo mó maratona, vendo um monte de vídeos. A forma que vc restaura e muito satisfatório. Bem explicativo. Até pra um leigo como eu. Se eu nao aprender com vc, nao aprendo com mais ninguém 😂😂😂
I need to know what screwdriver that was
I would suggest a wire wheel isntead of a sanding cylinder in the future.
Was this one sitting out in a barn?
Люблю такие видео;)
Как раз на полке NES лежал;)
I dont know what kind of NES my parents bought in 90s, but it had many games already intergrated in console, i didnt had diskettes that need you need to put in console in order to play, so strange.
I never did figure out what the “B” button does in Excitebike, other than make the bike overheat.
Posso usare un wd40 sbloccante? Per ripristinare i contatti
Can you give me a good Amazon site to get the right size Philips screw driver for me to open my old Nintendo to clean the 72 pin thanks
How can you have a nes end up like that? ;(
That looks awful. Try taking a bit of pride in your work. The vents on the top of the case looks like tipex has been used.
Thanks for a great video! I'm a beginner but just started my own restore and flip channel!
That NES look like it has seen some heavy usage. Its like seeing a fond memory being slowly and meticulously restored to its full intrinsic value.
For my legos that got yellow I used Hydrogen peroxide and a blacklight..came out great!
You really need to build yourself a 'bath' of hydrogen peroxide fluid that can be reused and reused, many times. The amount of money you must be spending on single-use-only h/p cream must be insane.
I got the one that came with Gyromite. It had the robot with the gyros. Wish I still had it. But at least I still have my Atari 2600.
Can somobody tell my from where HE buy that consoles bcs i want to do repair to 😀
amazing work !! I have the original console since 1991 in the year 2000, bored, I opened the console to break a pin, I think it is between the fourth and seventh of the zone control chip to remove the NTSC lock to run 2 games in PAL that I had from France that I could never play because I'm from another country (zelda and metroid), and it works. review this information. greetings from Chile
Wish i could restore mine like this, have duck hunt/ super mario cassettes everything OG except cables lost those
por que los graficos se ven mejor que mi nes?? es un cable diferente?
We couldn’t afford this, but if we had extra cash my mom would rent one from the movie rental store. Lol she would end up playing Dr Mario all night.
Ahh the classics...