Nintendo's Secret Betrayal

[@kizzmequik70four]

Ghost Gunpei Yokoi dabbing was an image I never expected to see, but my life is so much better after seeing it.

[@balls457]

Same

[@cloudkitt]

Can't help but wonder how much better the WonderSwan might have done if they hadn't warned Nintendo about it in advance.

[@MrGamelover23]

This is why Americans companies don't tell when they're gonna backstab.

[@MiseRaen]

And if America wasn't the political Haegemon, others would be wary of making business with them.

[@jamesgames4553]

They probably would have found out from third party development partners that were developing games for both systems

[@jamesgames4553]

I guess Bandai being a major supporter of Game Boy would have had to say something anyway since their new absence as a third party developer would have raised some tough questions anyway

[@PowerPandaMods]

Wonderswan, especially Wonderswan Color, had a lot of things about it that would have made it a very attractive system for 3rd party devs. Unfortunately, the main gimmick of the system was being able to rotate it 90 degrees, and they sacrificed a lot to make that possible. The whole thing, when you hold it in your hand, just feels cheap. The catridges are even worse.

[@DeepPastry]

Imagine if Bandai hadn't ignored every single other market on the planet? They sold 3.5 million units (Original/Color/SwanCrystal), but that was only ever in the Japan Market. That 118 million of the Game Boy (Original/Pocket/Color) was for the worldwide market. I'm constantly amazed how many times Japanese companies fail to grasp that large amounts of money could be made overseas, many times the amounts than they'd ever in Japan alone.

[@ZetsubouMar]

Back then, Bandai was selling Tamagotchi and Digital Monster devices, maybe they thought that launching the Wonderswan in the west could risk the sales that market.
Also, there it was SNK which tried to compete with the Neo Geo Pocket around the same time.

[@adultmoshifan87]

WonderSwan was also sold in other parts of Asia, including Hong Kong and South Korea. In South Korea, it was distributed by Young Toys. I know, I live in the UK and I imported the WonderSwan Color’s Korean Digimon bundle, thanks to the pack-in RPG being in English! There were also plans to release the WonderSwan in the United States, with Mattel distributing, but that was called off due to the GBA being on the horizon! Shame, WonderSwan getting a US release would’ve made up for the Neo Geo Pocket crashing and burning! Not only that, but I’d love to have seen a few WonderSwan games based on Mattel IPs, including Hot Wheels and He Man! I know He Man didn’t get another show until 2003, but surely a He Man game for the WonderSwan would’ve gotten those who were kids in the 80s interested?

[@ceilyurie856]

@@adultmoshifan87 wait, the Digimon RPG was in english?

[@adultmoshifan87]

@@ceilyurie856 I don’t know if it’s based on a certain Digimon RPG or a mix of both, but there IS an English language Digimon RPG for the WonderSwan Color, released in Hong Kong and South Korea! There was even a system bundle in the latter country, which I, a resident of the United Kingdom, own!

[@chikobit3204]

Tbf times are different than now. Back then it was definitely significantly harder to get into different market. I think it’s comparable to something like getting into the Chinese market in modern days. But I get what ur saying. I’m sure there are “complicated business reasons”

[@reverseretro1961]

The Gameboy Color was developed in only 10 months??? I guess that's why they had to make so many hardware revisions- they rushed it and didn't have enough time to work out all of the bugs!

[@rustymixer2886]

What revision is the best?

[@Trick-Framed]

I remember everyone thinking the Atlantis was going to be the 32 Bit SNES successor. How wrong they were.

[@SatoshiMatrix1]

Growing up, the Super GameBoy accessory for the Super Nintendo was the coolest thing. I could play Super Mario Land, Tetris, Link's Awakening or whatever else not just in greenscale but COLOR? Madness!
So then, just a few years later with the GameBoy Color's pseudo Super Gameboy like limited color pallets for backward compatible games, full color remakes of games like Zelda DX and then plus brand new games, it was safe to say that the GameBoy Color became my favorite handheld of all time.
Today you can get IPS fully backlit screen mods for the GameBoy Color and make truly the ultimate GameBoy.

[@jonathonschott]

I like this series. You really do your homework. I would be very interested if you covered the turbografix-16 in the same manner, not that I would have any selfish nostalgic reasons of my own, cough cough, but adding an ecosystem that included a cd-rom add on and even a portable that used the same cartridges as the console would really round things out in this series, hint hint nudge nudge wink wink.

[@LowSpecGamer]

Possible idea, since then next video is on the famicom. Noted!

[@pdraggy]

You mean the Sega nomad?

[@jonathonschott]

@@pdraggy you are correct that the nomad used the same cartridges and was first to that in the market but the turbo express, helped by the credit card sized cartridges the tg16 used, also used the same. Good memory as I had forgotten about that one.

[@ReinaldoGonzalezreix2x]

a friend of my bigger brother had a turbografx 16, i remember the games were really good looking in the day

[@furykillerBZ]

It has been a super rough work week; your LOTR reference made me laugh so much.
Thank you for both the education and the entertainment

[@adhikachalixtio9396]

As a retrogamer and lowspec gamer, this is awesome seeing two content keep going on in this lovely channel!!! 🥳🥳🥳

[@LowSpecGamer]

This was a journey. Remember that you can find the companion video for this on Nebula (link on the Description), plus the companion for the last one and all future LowSpecLore videos. Thank you for supporting quality content.

[@dan_loup]

The GBC upgrade was a bit more than just the clock bump. it had the "secret weapon" of the DMA data copier circuit. unlike the NES, you have to copy the graphical data from the ROM to the video memory, and the OG gameboy is VERY slow at it. it's slower even than something like a master system because nintendo ditched the block copy instructions from the Z80. as a result, getting something like 30KB/s on it was a distant dream.
Meanwhile the GBC copy speed is on the MB/s range, allowing it not only to have much more detailed levels etc, as doing those things such as playing videos. It's why pokemon crystal has animated pokemon unlike the other games, and the cannon fodder intro, and that wolf3D demo et..

[@LowSpecGamer]

Ah yes. I had read about this but could not go into detail, so I stuck to a tremendous oversimplification in the video and let it vague. Thank you for pointing it out in way more detail than I ever could.

[@dan_loup]

I also forgot about the HDMA thing, that allows you to do all sorts of "per scanline" effects automatically etc.. it's like if nintendo copied some snes circuits and stuck it to the gameboy

[@zlerner716]

I HAVE A BRAND NEW IN BOX NEVER USED, gameboy light. If you’re intetested

[@Empyrealty]

Love your channel, despite having followed many retro game channels for years upon years that have covered similar topics if not the same topic I find yours the best. All of your content covering the gameboy feels so passionate and enjoyable to watch, thanks again.

[@KayX291]

One fun fact about Wonderswan and Digimon. As the franchise is an multimedia IP where each category such as games, anime etc. had their own team, Wonderswan had one game series that is divided into 4 parts to connect with 3 seasons of the anime which has its own story that could fit well with the tv series and the main character of this game named Ryo Akiyama was apparently very popular in Japan but there was one major problem which ruined the whole thing....There was no communication with these teams at all and that lead to really inconsistent storyline when it was mentioned in the show.
One of which was Ryo's cameo in the Our War Game movie which contradicted with how the 2nd game started as it was still in development and to make things even worse, Toei Animation who handled the anime still didn't correct this in the 2nd season and only one scene was accurate to the game. The final game has ties with the 3rd season along with the previous ones and while Ryo did appear in the show, the director of it stated that it is not the same one from the game despite what the other staff member said. It also didn't help that the last two games were Japan exclusive and now we are getting the english translation patches for it.
So far only the 1st game called Digimon Anode/Cathode Tamer can be placed properly into the timeline.
tl;dr. 1st 3 Digimon shows and the games on Wonderswan was supposed to tie together but the lack of any communication with the teams did nothing but damage that and cause confusion along with misinformation in the fanbase.

[@VitorMach]

RUclips randomly showed me the "End of Low Spec" video, and that brought me here. And well, this was a very well made and interesting video! Keep up the good work!
I would personally enjoy a lot a video about the Sharp X68000, it's one of my favorite retro computers, especially paired with Roland MT-32 audio.

[@anasazmi8554]

Perhaps this development history of Game Boy and Game Boy Color are why Nintendo is still obsessed with revisions of the same hardware nowadays. You can see it in the different forms of Game Boy Advance (SP, Micro), DS (Lite, DSi, DSi XL), 3DS (XL, 2DS, New 3DS, New 3DS XL, New 2DS XL) and Switch (Lite, V2, OLED).

[@UNSCPILOT]

I will say that the constant revisions for the Gameboy and DS/3DS did lead to those systems having monstrously large game libraries and a lot of backward compatibility, so the approach does have it's merits, and at least their naming schemes are still easier to sort out than the current mess of Xbox-series-whatever consoles, the Switch and Switch lite are similar enough that a Kid won't be too mad if their parents get mixed up

[@JonoSSD]

My first handheld was a teal GameBoy Color that I bought from a classmate for cheap in 2000. And damn, that thing opened up a whole new world for me. I couldn't really play on the computer or TV so discovering a device that could be used anywhere while not having to deal with my family's dislike for videogames was great. Ever since then I've owned at least one handheld at all times. Was even dumb enough to buy a PSVita. lol

[@mumblesspeedtalker5526]

Really enjoy these documentary style videos its crazy went from the Gameboy to the something like the switch and raspberry pi mobile computing has come a long way .

[@adultmoshifan87]

Knowing Nintendo prototyped a 32 bit handheld as early as 1995, if I ran Sega at the time, not only would I have made sure the Saturn was easier to develop for, better functioning and more reasonably priced, I would’ve got to work on a 16 bit Game Gear successor, maybe called the Hyper Game Gear, which’d be more powerful even than the Mega Drive (not by much) and have screen technology like that of the Game Boy Color and WonderSwan! Knowing the Game Boy Color came out in 1998, its color screen technology must’ve been around for a bit by then so I would’ve looked into having such a screen but with the Master System’s resolution (The WonderSwan’s wasn’t too far off), the new handheld would be easier to port sprite scaling games to (Space Harrier, After Burner, Galaxy Force) and I would certainly give it sound capabilities that’d save you the worry of that awful Gens sound that plagued certain Mega Drive titles! (and this is coming from someone who likes Sonic Spinball!)
As Sega Lord X has said on a few occasions, if Sega had a better idea of what they were doing, they might still be making consoles today!

[@SoulforSale]

If you ran Sega maybe try not having two divisions competing for supremacy on opposite sides of the planet

[@cachemist4149]

Look into the Sega Nomad, a portable Mega Drive that came out in 1995

[@adultmoshifan87]

@@cachemist4149 I am VERY familiar with that. I was just saying that if Nintendo could prototype a 32 bit handheld as long ago as 1995 and SNK and Bandai each released a 16 bit handheld nearer the end of the 90s, I would've, if I were in charge of Sega, released a 16 bit handheld around late 97 that was a true successor to the Game Gear, slightly higher in resolution than the Master System and had sprite scaling capabilities the Mega Drive didn't have!

[@Austinator0630]

Excessive reliance on cutting edge technology is what led to Sega leaving the console business. Besides, the Dreamcast was the most expensive console Sega ever made.

[@adultmoshifan87]

@@Austinator0630 The Dreamcast might have done Sega more favors if it retailed for $250 instead of $200, Sega Lord X says!

[@markhaus]

Love your more documentary-esque content, hope you keep making them

[@EhEhEhEINSTEIN]

2:03 And how times have changed once again. Sony selling like 1k ps5s a month in Japan vs Nintendos hundreds of thousands switches per month lol

[@hijacked6663]

I never thought Nintendo was THAT scared of the wonderswan, very interesting

[@helmi5045]

Today we laugh about this since basically every competition against Nintendos handhelds failed (except for the PSP I guess) but back then the only competition that Nintendo had were just overall bad. The wonderswan was basically everything what made the Gameboy so great + extras. And it was created by the guy that made the Gameboy so great in the first place. With bandai producing it, good exclusives were a given

[@ccricers]

I remember in high school a classmate brought an imported Wonder Swan. It was like a sleeker, slimmer Game Boy and I think had higher pixel density.

[@UNSCPILOT]

Makes me wonder if Nintendo is at all concerned about stuff like the Steamdeck, or will be if it starts to catch on decently.
People might laugh it off now based on how things look right now but it wouldn't be the first time the future changed in unexpected ways, and Steam certainly has the game library to give the Steamdeck some weight in the market, especially if Valve stays on top of maintaining and upgrading Proton

[@hijacked6663]

@@UNSCPILOT Nintendo has exclusive games that are the main reason people buy there consoles, althought with emulation you can do the same on yuzu and with potentially better performance then the switch

[@UNSCPILOT]

@@hijacked6663 Yuzu emulation is deffinitly on my list of things to try with the Steamdeck, as well as Dolphin and such, I've already had good luck with dolphin on a weaker laptop running Garuda linux (Arch based like SteamOS 3.0 will be)

[@guillermoalcala5047]

Dude your comedy style is freaking awesome hahaha I laugh a lot with your videos. Great work man! Greetings from Monterrey, México.

[@stopthrm]

. . . despite all of this, the Gameboy Color remains in my top 3 game consoles of all time. You have to understand, as a kid who grew up with the gameboy I had dreamt of a color gameboy for years before one appeared. When it finally arrived, the games themselves were fun to play and I logged many hours on that turquoise device.

[@Cyber_Horse_Studios87]

Honestly the GBC is my all time favorite classic GameBoy system. It’s very easy to work on compared to the DMG, has an expanded game library, can be just as easily modded as the GBP, it feels more comfortable to hold, can accept a drop in backlit screen the same way the GBP can, and overall is one of the most stylish looking fo the original 3 gameboy systems. The GBA like I will always see as different systems as they run far more complex games than the original GB systems. So it’s a huge same the GBC was hated by the people that made it and then got completely sidelined by the GBA only a few years later. Long live the GBC, a system that deserves more love!

[@waynetemplar2183]

I was raised on a strict diet of Sega and had no interest in the original GB, however once the GBC came along that all changed. A great little console with a huuuuge catalogue of games. I still own 3 of the little gems :-)

[@michaelwalsh3474]

After going back in adulthood to pick up a Gameboy, Gameboy pocket and then a Gameboy Color, I think the Color model is the best compromise between the small form factor of the pocket and the heft of the DMG. I always traded my systems for the next system and the Gameboy (Color) is the only one I want back.

[@ryans3199]

I just wanna say I love your animations and mini comic like things that show basically "dramatized reactions" of the VIP's.
I was a 90's kid, but my first console was a SNES, after constantly constantly playing NES at a neighbor's house, and asking all the time to go play over there. I've been a gamer all my life.
Same with the GameBoy, I never had one. I had the Game Gear because my dad said the color screen makes it the better choice. Go figure that, I also wanted a GameBoy Pocket (and Pokemon of course), but instead got the GameBoy COLOR and it changed my world forever. The Advance was just the next logical step, I bought one and loved it to pieces. To this day, my fondest to look back on.

[@reggiexp69]

i always found it fasinating that the game boy color could play the old gameboy games and show colors. as a kid i was like where did the cardrigde get the colors from? the original console had no color how can this color show colors on the same game??
i still dont know but i stoped caring :) but as a kid it was so cool

[@UNSCPILOT]

Pretty simple actually, the original Gameboy could only show a handful of different grey tones at a time, by replacing those grey tones with different sets of colors you could make it a color game pretty easy, even if it looked a little odd at times, it wasn't perfect but deffinitly cool enough to work!

[@SnakebitSTI]

It’s deceptively simple. The Game Boy already uses color palettes, so the Game Boy Color just added the capability to map palette colors to screen colors. The Super Game Boy does the same thing.
Some GBC color maps use different colors for the sprite and background palettes, meaning you can sometimes see more than 4 on screen colors at once. The 1st gen Pokémon games are all examples, except the international version of Yellow, which is a stealth hybrid GB-GBC game.

[@RubbberRabbbit2]

Very well made videos, interesting and insightful. And I really love your narrative style!

[@MrGamelover23]

I seriously love this series so much, thanks for blessing us with it. Now to watch the nebula video! Edit: I agree, bring back clear/translucent (half of those examples are translucent) electronics!

[@UNSCPILOT]

Agreed, miss being able to see inside devices, made them that much cooler (even if the battery was dead XD)

[@PghGameFix]

I think the big issue was... the Wander Swan never came to the USA. It may have been a bigger competitor if it did. But, then again.... They brought the NeoGeo Pocket color here... and I don't even remember it being sold. (Very limited market)

[@Pokishima]

I wish my old WonderSwan would still work , I remember having a lot of fun as a kid with the One Piece that I have for it .

[@TheXev]

I can't blame Nintendo devs for the lack of enthusiasm for the GameBoy Color. While I knew a handful of people who would eventually get a GameBoy Color, it made absolutely no sense to me to want one. I was expecting Super Nintendo level color graphics, and after seeing the less then NES looking graphics, I was completely underwhelmed.. plus all the worthwhile titles for Color also played just fine on the original Game Boy. The only exclusive Game Boy Color title I remember wanting was Shantae, and I felt bad that it wasn't an regular Game Boy title because I feel it would have sold very well if it'd been more accessible to original Game Boy owners.
Most everyone I knew who had a Game Boy Color bought it with some kind of Pokemon bundle, and beyond that there weren't any must have games that were exclusive to the GBC so they were all just playing their original Game Boy games on it anyway. I had ended up getting a Game Boy Pocket because my original Game Boy had been stolen, so the Game Boy Color being so much more expensive and having non-worthwhile graphics... it just didn't make any sense.
Now, after seeing the Wonderswan in action and seeing some of the amazing 16-bit ports to that console, it amazes me that it didn't take off like fire in Japan. The Final Fantasy ports on it are really amazing.. so it confuses me that the Japanese market didn't flock to the Wonderswan.

[@The_Real_DCT]

I'm sure Bandai's track record with consoles didn't help. Seriously Bandai had so many failures including trying to release failed Atari era US consoles and the Pippin as well as the playdia to name a few.

[@carlkamuti]

3:48 absolutely killed me!! 🤣🤣

[@johnnyc.31]

Same! Haha. Great callback to his other videos, with an unexpected twist.

[@evolicious]

I grew up on the gameboy pocket, I was so jealous of my buddies when they got the gameboy color.

[@TheXlen]

I'm up for more! Definitely have been enjoying this series and definitely want to see more!

[@scatchef]

Awesome video 10/10... I still miss your old videos though

[@mikedusaniwskyj8584]

Sometimes the algorithm shows you 6mo old videos. I wish it showed me this earlier ! Subscribed!

[@joaomrtins]

1:04 ahh this sound effect. Perfection!

[@yukinagato1573]

I always thought Yokoi had left Nintendo due to the Virtual Boy disaster... Never exactly thought there were grudges between him and Nintendo's direction...

[@LowSpecGamer]

It is a common misconception. I used to believe the same myself until I did proper research for this video.

[@swarajaggarwal]

I like the manga style OMG!!!

[@TheColinputer]

Gameboy Color was the first ever handheld i got. Got it for my 9th birthday i think it was in 1999.

[@Killerspieler0815]

Not only te brightness ate trough GameGear´s batteries , it also used a very crude big cathode backglight

[@MrMarinus18]

4:50
It did have double the memory though. Quite literally actually. It had the same memory bank as the original Gameboy, just 2 of them and the double clock speed was because of that same reason.

[@TimothyKist]

Brilliant series. Really enjoying this new content.

[@njnjco]

No matter what Nintendo thinks, I have always considered the Game Boy Color to be a separate generation from the original Game Boy.

[@mercenarybdu]

GBC is still one of the best versions of the original Gameboy out there running neck and neck to the GBL. Wish it had a backlight for the GBC, but that's life. Thankfully all of that did find its way over to the GBA SP and others that came afterwards.

[@BrotherWitch]

The gag at 3:49 got me. Had to watch it again. 😆

[@Akutabai5]

I still remember that Sony announced that they were bringing the Wonder Swan to the US and having it able to connect to the PS2 but this never seemed to come about

[@h.celine9303]

Very interesting and well made video. Thanks!

[@lukasl3440]

Awesome video. And you should do video about creation of first PlayStation. There's more into it, than it seem's.

[@RetroGameSpacko]

3:47 I woke my wife by literally laughing out loud.

[@belstar1128]

Now this is more what i would call low spec.

[@BlinksAwakening]

So the GBC was a pared down version of Project Atlantis? I guess I always assumed they were separate projects, but i never really knew much about it beyond the simple statement that it was a GBA predecessor.

[@LowSpecGamer]

Gbc was a supped up gbp with a screen they had been trying for Atlantis. As far as I understood from the book nothing else from Atlantis was used

[@hanniballecter4924]

I've always been a massive Nintendo fan boy, many thanks for posting this.

[@mattimusprimal637]

8:07 Pokémon Yellow Version was only a GB game in Japan. But in the West, Pokémon Yellow Special: Pikachu Edition was a GBC exclusive game!!

[@skycloud4802]

Was it? If I remember rightly my sister's Pokémon Yellow back then was a standard gameboy box and cart. UK market at least.

[@mattimusprimal637]

@@skycloud4802 The original Japanese GB version of Pokémon Yellow Version was made months before the GBC, so it wasn’t in color (but was SGB compatible). While the Western versions were made year(s) after the GBC, so they had built-in color (but were compatible with original GB, due to its Yellow cartridge).

[@goob8945]

Great concept and video!!

[@kainedakillerv2704]

I love the animations you do to illustrate your videos

[@feluardCL]

Lo bueno es que escucho esto en ingles y me acuerdo letra a letra en español!! un visionario!!

[@yesterdaystech86]

Just found this channel and on my third video. Loving it so far!

[@thinktanium9789]

crazy to think this courtesy call shaped nintendo so drastically

[@smozaf]

Chika confirmed as Pres. Yamauchi 3:47
edt. f'd up the timestamp

[@FrankClark]

love your LOTR reference at 1:13!!!!

[@priyanshusharma1812]

I love the Fujiwara reference from Kaguya sama at 3:48. Love this series!

[@gravesddd]

I can't believe you did my Game Gear like that!

[@bemersonbakebarmen]

Im waiting for your review of all thre models of Steam Deck before I buy one!!!!!

[@LowSpecGamer]

I can´t afford all the model though, just the cheap one

[@ryanwallace983]

@@LowSpecGamer honestly that’s fine, it’s not like much changes between models except storage

[@Nachotronix]

a local game store had a gameboy light on display years and years ago, everytime i went there i asked the guy, a pretty old dude, to sell it to me, he never accepted. a couple of years later i went there because the shop was closing and bought some old NES boxes he had and a PAL SNES he had on display, i asked again for the Gameboy and he had already sold it, i hope the guy that bought it still has it and takes care of it the same way i would

[@chainchaserprivate]

Quality content=LowSpecGamer

[@enriquerosasramos7796]

Breaking the graphics of gta trilogy please?

[@KaioSteter]

What lcd screen do you using? I like so much job done in your channel

[@adultmoshifan87]

Knowing Nintendo prototyped a 32 bit handheld as long ago as 1995 and Bandai’s WonderSwan has a high resolution screen, if I were Sega, I would’ve gotten to work on a 16 bit Game Gear successor, slightly higher res than the Master System and with sprite-scaling capabilities, aiming for a Christmas 1997 release!

[@Austinator0630]

This statement ignores why the game gear never had a chance of beating the original Gameboy.

[@MS-rz2uc]

I ADMIRE these animations, so hilarious! ❤

[@xx1norm1xx]

Tbf I’d be pretty lacklustre on a side grade to the game boy, if it was a light+colour I could see them being more excited about it. I personally love the game boy colour.

[@foreducation408]

Hey just curious are you gonna make a video on nvidia NIS?

[@Daftanemone]

The thumbnail made me think this was a retrofuture video lol

[@charlesjmouse]

"I want a Gameboy Colour now, we can't wait on the Gameboy Advance."
"Ok, we can bodge a colour screen in to the existing design."
... ... ...
"What? You actually want a game that takes advantage of only selling point of this newish console? What a novel idea!"

[@SevenDeMagnus]

I never thought fun company Nintendo had a lot of this stuff going on.
The Game Boy Color is my favorite Game Boy, I love the form factor. It's nice Analogue made the best one that's also the best Game Gear and Neo Pocket handheld.
God bless.

[@billyhatcher643]

i always think that the gba is a portable super nintendo even if you think it isnt but to me it always will be because that system got so many super nintendo games so it pretty much was a supernintendo but smaller and more portable

[@therealfox]

Do i need the curiositystream or nebula subscription?

[@LowSpecGamer]

The nebula subscription that comes free with CuriosityStream. At least to watch SideQuest that is

[@Ironclad17]

Love these deep dives.

[@Demonskunk]

I’m so upset that the GBC didn’t have a backlight.

[@dylan8736]

Did you draw the manga by your own? That's awesome!

[@LowSpecGamer]

I have an artist on the team for this and she is VERY talented. The support I get from viewers in Nebula goes in part toward paying her fairly so she can do more of these.

[@abaque24]

@@LowSpecGamer Who are they? Do they have a social to follow?

[@somebonehead]

@@abaque24 Boosting this question don't mind me

[@negirno]

Loved the kabedon sequence!

[@elcanaldeperseo9832]

waiting to see how halo infinity runs with 1 gb of video

[@ImNotSimon_totally]

can't run, it requires atleast directx12 support and 2.3gb video ram

[@crunchy2639]

Pls make one for the Gta trilogy definitive edition

[@sombrecasper]

the gameboy color was my first ever console, i dunno who i would be if it was never developed

[@anhun9012]

Really cool series excited for more .w.

[@mwbgaming28]

Imagine if they added a backlight and connected a switch to it so the user can decide if they need it or not

[@Andre-bi3gq]

04:59 how do you even make the post-it like this?

[@adamfrost8313]

BANDAI have the copyright for pretty much every anime and action figures made in Japan, its Hasbro on steroids.
They own Gundam and Godzilla for god sake.

[@LowSpecGamer]

Yamauchi had good reason to feel nervous. They where one of the few that had IPs that could match the popularity of Nintendo at the time.

[@aamirkazi320]

pls make a video on reducing forza horizon 5 and halo infinite graphics for low end pcs

[@xmlthegreat]

Funny how Gunpei Yokoi died of a traffic accident after leaving Nintendo and working on a competing product...

[@JuanCarlosMontillaCorrea]

LowSpecGamer, Do you speak spanish ?

[@LowSpecGamer]

Yes. The videos in Spanish are linked in the description

[@flanderszao]

Oh oh, wasn't there the rerelease of Link's Awakening as well, as a main title to the GBC?

[@The_Real_DCT]

Link's awakening DX and two other Zelda's developed by Capcom Oracle of Ages and Seasons

[@InfiniteLoop]

Why did you have Yokoi ghost smelling his armpit with the apprentice?

[@MegaJaja111]

love the content keep it up 👍

[@jabrown]

What is that manga?!

[@sihaistaina6696]

Please do efootball 2021, i cant find configuration setting. Please help me

[@thesegacampgamerandwerecam7504]

3:44 - 3:51 LMAO I dunno why..... but I find that Funny!

[@LowSpecGamer]

We did our best to try and make it funny

[@thesegacampgamerandwerecam7504]

@@LowSpecGamer well you did that in Spades..... this is going right to my Favorites! 😀

[@shamimahmed6422]

Bro running an antivirus on a low end pc is terrible can u make a video on how to use a portable antivirus on pen drive?

[@cleber7567]

How to run Sherlok Holmes charpter one in low pc?

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