Retro VGS Game Console

[Mathius]

Oh god, an hour long gamester81 video with these guys. Can anyone summarize this?

This

[esteban]

Oh god, an hour long gamester81 video with these guys. Can anyone summarize this?

This

Dear
Lord.

I made it to 00:55. Not even a minute.

Sorry.

[toymachine78]

I can't watch gamester81. I hate to say it, but he annoys me more than metal Jesus.

[mickcris]

i used to watch gamester81 every once in a while.  some of his console review videos i found interesting, even though a lot of times he barely knew what he was talking about and he would be banging them around like a small child would.  i stopped watching at all after his channel seemed to turn into just commercials for collectorvision.  but this is why they hired him to be their PR person cause he had a built in audience already for their commercials.

[Mathius]

I have no idea what Collectorvision is. I think I'll keep it that way.

[esteban]

I can't watch gamester81. I hate to say it, but he annoys me more than metal Jesus.

Metal Jesus I can stomach.

This gamester81 guy, I want to like him, but it has yet to happen. 

I really do try to give folks a chance, even when I know I will never "love" them.

[mickcris]

I can't watch gamester81. I hate to say it, but he annoys me more than metal Jesus.

Metal Jesus I can stomach.

This gamester81 guy, I want to like him, but it has yet to happen. 

I really do try to give folks a chance, even when I know I will never "love" them.

but look at him manhandle a duo while not knowing much about how it works.

skip to 5:14 to hear that part

[toymachine78]

"There's a lock for the CD door, that's kind weird, not sure why they would include that"... This guy obviously does not have small children. If there's a button, they're gonna press it.
The lock is genius. Wish my 360 had one

[Punch]

Rare ET the Extraterrestrial 2600 game review - Gamester81
Rare Playstation 4 system review - Gamester81
Rare grain of sand review - Gamester81
Rare hydrogen molecule review - Gamester81

[elmer]

I'm still scratching my head trying to figure out how this could possibly have got even weirder
than before.

The true visionary behind this project is Mike Kennedy. He’s also a marketing person with a big heart, and he wants to reciprocate the enthusiasm our followers show us by being totally open and sharing everything. I get it, and I admire him for that. But he talks, and he talks about everything I show or tell him. Again, he’s a marketing person, and that’s what marketing people do.

Knowing this about Mike (and about marketing people in general), causes me (as an engineer) to be very cautious in choosing what I share with him. The reason for this is very simple: our inventions are valuable, and premature public disclosure of our inventions would cause us to lose the ability to protect them with patents.
For most of this year I’ve been working crazy long startup hours on this project. I’ve drained my own savings to pay for both my living expenses and building prototype circuits. I have invested a lot of time and money, I have a lot to show for it.

The problem is: I can’t patent what I share publicly. As a result, I’ve been protecting my inventions as if they were my own children.

RETRO VGS first quick demo

Now their tech guy is claiming that there is a prototype, but he's not told his "boss" because he's afraid that it would spoil his ability to patent all the new inventions ... that he's already started to patent ... without telling his boss ... and so presumably by himself ... meanwhile leaving his partners flapping in the wind for a week with a failing crowdfunding campaign.

What a f**king great guy to go into business with!

Apart from which ... what the heck is patentable!!!! All that he's got to show is basically a Raspberry PI stuffed under a Jag-Wire shell, running X-Windows ... or maybe even less!!!!

I just don't know how to deal with this particular level of crazy sh*t!!!!     

[HailingTheThings]

I'm still scratching my head trying to figure out how this could possibly have got even weirder
than before.

RETRO VGS first quick demo

Thank you for posting this, had quite a laugh. <3

[Bloufo]

Admittedly, I've hardly followed the (apparently very "entertaining" ) goings-on with this VGS thing, but from the little that I have caught, these folks seem a little out of the loop.
The ability to patch your software and update your hardware is a feature, not a bug.

[esteban]

I am sorry, but everything on that table looks like a prop.

He elaborated on irrelevant things (the power supply? The power supply?), but did not provide much beyond these gems:
(1) we are working with some of the best attorneys in Silicon Valley
(2) we must protect our patents
(3) no cooling fans necessary!
(4) did you see how I carefully arranged all the props on my table? Doesn't it look "organic" like an actual workbench, where actual work is conducted? Yeah, I cut a few cables. I really did.

[Arkhan]

I don't watch many gamer-dude video channels because they're all just some retard that talks funny rambling like it's a f*ckin' National Geographic documentary.

AND HERE WE HAVE A CONTROLLER CABLE
AND
UH
WATCH AS IT SLOWLY INSERTS INTO THE PORT AND OH LOOK
*click*
I SWITCHED THE MACHINE ON

NOW IM PLAYING A GAME I SUCK AT

WATCH ME SUCK.

HERE'S THE ELUSIVE RETARD IN HIS NATURAL HABITAT.




also that VGS demo video made me lol.

HERE WE HAVE A STANDARD POWER SUPPLY

NOTE ALL THE SOLDER/WIRES/BULLSHIT I DONT ACTUALLY HAVE ANY NEED FOR BUT WANTED TO PUT OUT THE SEEM MORE LEGIT

CHECK OUT MY UBUNTU BOX

RUNNING SICK ANALOG VIDEO OUT

ITS MY INVENTION

[crazydean]

RETRO VGS first quick demo

Uhh...that video doesn't tell me anything about the product. Also, that is no workbench. I have very limited electronic repair experience but even my paltry setup is not that crowded. I couldn't begin to test or repair anything with shit everywhere, like that guy has. Surely, this guy knows what he is doing, right?