So when people ask for more info. and say the GA isn't very useful (which is pretty accurate) and get told that they're stupid threadcrappers, it's the OP that's the victim?
So...why would anyone expect additional information to come from someone listing something as "brand new"?
Part of what was asked for was what all was included in the box; it's not a sealed box, so he certainly could've explained what all it came with and/or shown more pics.
Also, it's possible that it's duplicate hardware and he has extensive first hand knowledge of how the thing works, even if this particular copy hasn't been used. Surely he knows everything there is to know about it, right? Nobody would buy one otherwise.
I don't think in 2017 we need to rely on someone like that to provide any additional information when there's already enough information out there on the things.
We don't
have to rely on him, sure, but neither is it inappropriate to ask for more info. If you, BTD, or anyone else wants a one-way street where nobody can pose questions or comments, lock your f*cking threads.
I think the more important thing is, if LukeMorse's video is really inaccurate, let's hear all the corrections.
He says it has the same capabilities of the console, completely ignoring the 3D hardware.
He says repeatedly that it was wildly popular and lots of "amazing" homebrew games were made for it, and the only reason we don't see any of it is because of the language barrier.
He says repeatedly that it's for "PCs", which is rather misleading. The PC-98 is a PC, of course, but the GA only works on a small subset of PC-98s, which is itself a tiny subset of all PCs.
There's also what he fails to mention, namely that there's three different versions.
I didn't watch the video and don't really feel like watching it TBH.
Yeah, why bother? It's more important to tell elmer he's wrong than actually watch and see for yourself.