Forget the books -- let's shop for games! BOOK OFF Super Bazaar!
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- Опубликовано: 16 июн 2023
- Let's shop at the Book OFF Super Bazaar in Ota, Gunma Japan. This store gets crazy busy, so let's see what left of the retro games. We' ll also browse the current games!
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That was SO COOL! I dont even need half of these games, but just to see them in person some day would be so cool!
So surprising to see such old games in good condition
Yes, the condition of some of these games is astounding.
As a collector of japanese region video games i just would like to say that i'm really digging these shopping videos, great quality aswell, for most of us who don't live in japan your videos are likely the closest you are going to get to japanese video game shopping and for that i want to thank you.
It’s a pleasure! More content is on the way, cheers!
I have always enjoyed watching your content because you do take your time shooting the video focusing on the games physical condition, packaging, explaining briefly what you found which is really very informative for us new generation. Keep it up and I can't wait to see what more retro gaming at different store locations in Japan.
Greetings, there is more to come for sure. Thanks for tuning in, cheers!
ive been watching all your videos and loving them! Making me want to come back to japan!
Thanks for the support! Were you in Japan recently? Cheers!
This 19:51 is called Crash Bash outside of Japan, I used to play it alot in my childhood, believe me, it's huge fun.
I like these videos by JJ Abrams, cuz he's fast talking, unlike that Pyo-Pyo fan, which takes forever for him to go thru some games. And here we're learning numbers too, a lot of numbers.
Haha, cheers! I’ll need to add solar flares and zooms!
Hi there! It was not Tiger road in the showcase but Trojan, the famicom/nes port from the arcade game... Thanks for the tour!
Right on, I knew I was wrong. Thanks for the info, cheers!
Real people know that Book Offs are simply the best place to video game hunt in Japan. Akihabara is overrated and overpriced
Haha, I visit Akiba almost weekly, you just never know you'll find! BOOK OFF is a solid place to shop for games. I recently scored an AMAZING deal on KoF 99 for the Neo Geo AES. Cheers!
Gotta go back to Japan ASAP!
Indeed!
purple 2ds ❤
It’s a beauty!
Me going thru old vids while waiting for new vids, hahahahahahaha
Great video! The reason for the price difference on the PS5s - the cheaper one's are the PS5 Digital (only) and the other ones are the one's with the blu-ray drive.
Right on, haha. I completely overlooked that. I visited a different shop recently and they had the all digi version higher than the disc version. Maybe due to missing accessories. Cheers!
@@RetroReWire Alot of hidden gems during this trip.... crazy how Cubivore (the one you picked up after Dr.Mario gamecube) and Chibi-robo are 1500 and 900 Y respectively - NA versions are crazy expensive.
@@jaybeejison Oh wow! You weren't kidding -- Cubivore is crazy expensive! Chibi-Robo, too!
For the PS5, the cheaper ones are digital only. They don't have disc trays 😁
Haha cheers!
RIGHT HERE 22:52 you missed BIG TIME hahahaha, there is a Biohazard Gun Survivor 4, a super uncommon actually rare one.
damnnn you went all the way to Gunma for game huinting?! That's dedication
Haha! When I drive, it isn’t too bad. When I take the train, it’s a long ride! Cheers!
Bro really talked through that WHOLLLLEEE THINGGGGG
Haha!
Clockwork aquario is worth your time I got it digital didn’t know they had a physical it’s reminiscent of klonoa to me if it were straight 2D and arcade. Solid platformer
I hear it had a super long production time? It’s definitely on my radar. Cheers!
Love the video. Making me excited for my Japan trip 🇯🇵. Quick question if I buy a ps5 from Japan will I be able to play it in my home country?
I am not sure about the power supply specifications of the PS5. If it can handle 100v-240v, you should be fine. Depending on where you live, you may need an adapter for the prongs, too. Cheers!
Their xb360 collection unusually big
I'm curious, while staying in Japan, have you found and new game or series that you was not aware of before and got into it? Apart from Mario business.
That’s a great question! I can more easily answer your question if we substitute a game for hardware. In this case, it would be the 3DO! I don’t have many games for 3DO, but I’m playing through all the ones I do have and enjoying the experience quite a bit. I specifically got it to play the director’s cut edition of D’s Diner. Cheers!
that famicom game isnt tiger road but the japanese version of Trojan!...coll hunt btw...as usual
Is the arcade version of Trojan included in one of the PS2 Capcom collections? I feel like I've maybe played it before. Cheers!
@@RetroReWire yep...i played it on the capcom arcade stadium nintendo switch release
Do you have other channels? or game play/ reviews etc. big fan of this channel!
Just this channel at the moment, perhaps in the future I'll create another. Cheers!
Don't have facebook... Any advice on which stores to try for finding a used 'new' 3ds? Any idea what the prices are like? Thanks. Will be in Japan early September to try my luck on various old stuff.. Wii U looks interesting in this vid...
I hit up many shops on a weekly basis and no joke - the New 3DS is a hot item, be it the standard or LL. Prices will vary based off location, but in the Tokyo area you’re looking at roughly ¥18,000 and beyond. Some can be less than perfect and may fall below the avg price.
I had a look online, Mercari, Surugaya and Hard OFF net mall, and prices are mostly in-line with prices in stores. A few go for a tiny bit less, but they tend to sell quick.
The big positives are that you shouldn’t have too much trouble finding one at well known stores (like Book Off, Hard Off, or Surugaya) and you may not need to pay sales tax. There’s also a chance to score one in sweet condition, below the average asking price, but that’s gonna take some lil bit of luck and destiny. Cheers!
jp.mercari.com/item/m44944222159
netmall.hardoff.co.jp/product/3420645/
www.suruga-ya.jp/product-other/104012268
www.amazon.co.jp/-/en/4-90237E-12-New-Nintendo-White/dp/B00NAW5R0I/ref=sr_1_3?crid=22C4GFKXTKCZU&keywords=new%2Bnintendo%2B3ds&qid=1692338508&sprefix=new%2Bnintendo%2Caps%2C164&sr=8-3&th=1
Any suggestions for 'repair' shops in the area?@@RetroReWire
I don't know of many repair shops, but Beep quoted a price of ¥35,000 to recap a Mega CD model 1! @@RukDaWho
Does it include the plastic case if buy the loose cartridge? 10:08
No, it’s just the cart. The Kadenken shop in Akiba was selling acrylic cases at one point. Their site is:
kadenken.com
Cheers!
Love your videos. Is there a chance to see pc engine videos in the future?
For sure, it’s high time for some PC Engine action. Cheers!
good sir sorry for my ignorance.would like to buy a superfamicom console when i go to japan this feb.these games in japan are they in the japanese language when u play them?can i select english during start of each game?
The only Super Famicom game that I know of with an English language option is Super Metroid. The good news is that there are many games you can enjoy on the SuperFami without having to know Japanese. Cheers!
I have a US region switch. Are the games sold in Japan playable on my machine? And how can i tell if games have English language?
The Switch is region free. I also have a NA region switch, and I play JPN, EU and ASIA region games without issues. The games will update, too.
In order to claim gold coins, a JPN region game will require a JPN e-shop account and so forth.
In regard to language, you will need to research it online. Select shops in Akihabara will also state what language a game supports. Cheers!
@@RetroReWire thanks!!
25:52 🖤!
Can you find any Tamagotchis?
I see them fairly often at hard Off stores. Typically they’re sealed, too. Cheers!
Wow the ps5s are cheap, I want one.
Me, too! It may be my next console purchase, cheers!
You host Japan tours?
I offer game tours of Akihabara and other areas in Japan. Drop me a message on FaceBook if you'd like more info!
facebook.com/RetroRewire
I would have instantly bought Rockman for 3600 yen! I see people buy it for over 6000 yen.
That one was a nice surprise to see, and the cart was in pretty good condition. Cheers!
Cheaper PS5 are the digital edition. No Disc reader.
You're right on the money. Haha it completely went over my head, cheers!
Thèse games still expensive for a Book off
I'll be posting more Gunma area BOOK OFF videos soon! Thanks for commenting and happy hunting, cheers!
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