TJ Suydam OMFG, I didnt even catch that the first time around.

@@bubblegumluv2007 how? and how can it play vr games? or any game that requires some sort of accessory? or games that run on unique hardware like a ds? what, can you grow a vr headset or a second screen out of one of these weird books? or you know lets get even more impossible, since you can kinda have 2 screens on 1 screen, attach you own headset and other accessories: how can it play ar games like pokemon go? and if oton ayr ever came into existance, how would it play its games? its complete BS

I'm playing games from the future right now,in theory ;)

I'm from the future and games peaked at 2016, 17 tops, so live the life because it won't get any better

This is Kickstarter, not IndeGoGo.

Linn FTW so he bought candy from the dollar tree?

I think companies cost more than six dollars.

he needs the energy to come up with all those great ideas!

Uh Frisbee dude. Sheesh, you kids these days have no imaginations. This just proves why we need a magical box that can play any game anywhere at any time.

DragonEye either that comment was non serious or you get scammed a lot

Did you know you can play boomba with this box? It's a game in which you throw it as hard as you can at someones shoulder blade, then turn around and they do it back. You take turns until someone gives up. Usually people play with oranges, but I think the creator would be happy to field test his controller/box/alchemical contraption personally, with a pro pitcher.

DragonEye so...you support him?

@@Northgical are you real?

I'm still trying to think of what kind of game would ever be able to use that layout, it makes my brain hurt.

Microsoft stole the idea from GamerArchive

@@acev3521 so true

shhh.. don't tell him, it makes him work harder

Gamer Archive is the legal one

Lil Mig Emulating is not illegal so...

*Rasberry Pi

Or RetroArch in a century

I knew there has to be someone out there jerking it to my videos...

+StopDrop&Retro Normally I would call such a thought narcissistic or vain or arrogant, but I guess the comment we are replying to is technically proof that you are right, and it's not arrogance if you're right.

Yeah, there's a recent service I was looking at that's trying to get licenses to port console games to Steam and they only plan on releasing one per month!

surely we will all live in the home of the future someday with our badly dubbed family.

It is a noble dream.

they won't get away with it, those bastards

StopDrop&Retro Your GPD Win video was really good by the way

1 year later and with Xcloud news ramping up, Microsoft is on a warpath to steal everything from My Gamer Archive

I need to test RetroPie already

Star Fox 2 works on RetroPie! :)

BawesomeBurf i think hes trolling

No shit Sherlock

@@CaptainPupu doesn't help that his voice is overly grating and very passive aggressive

@@fartsnstuf still no shit sherlock.

@@CaptainPupu how is it a "no duh" exactly? considering to me, voices aren't a make it or break it issue, but GameArchives is pretty bad

I think its problem is that the creator doesn't have enough sense.

It has shoulder triggers. They're just not extruded in the 3D model.

It does have shoulder triggers, look at the asterisk controller again and notice the two white buttons on the shoulders

They are upside down for Snes though.. or do you plan on playing snes with the dpad on the right side of the controller? :P That would be crazy, so unless it also have shoulderbuttons on the bottom from the view we are seeing you cant really play snes and up on it since you would have to turn the controller upside down.

Maybe he can convince them by using that smooth voice?

1000 TB is a Petabyte

Zilten Yes. Yes it is, _indeed_.

26.*5*

Linn FTW The 500k is for personal expenses.

Look up Petabyte project. Yeah.

when you design a controller that looks like that, there are no wrong answers in your brain.

hahahah

Also MAME.

It is piracy. I even yelled it at the screen when I heard it.

This is why the Phantom failed.

I don't know where you guys live or what tyrannical laws govern that place but in my country we have the right to make any number of copies of the things we have bought and thus own. So it certainly doesn't sound like piracy (unauthorised reproduction) to me.

Ghutom you can do that in every country. The problem is when you give/sale the copy. You own 1 copy of the media your free to do whatever you want whit that 1 copy use it, gift it, re sell it or make 1million copys as long as your the one using those 1million copys. But once you sell one of them million copys you are no longer the rightfully owner of the media that came from the original disk. Hope this help whit understanding what is iligal and not

My cousin lives in one of those countries, it's called Mexico. Sure they say piracy is illegal but that's just for show, when I was there to buy some uh, sexual education film guides, there were cops in flea markets known for carrying nothing but pirated EVERYTHING. COPS, buying (or just straight taking) pirated merch. And I'm not joking about this. But then again those cops were wearing gold chains and from what my cousin told me those are the kind of cops nobody fucks with, because no good cop worrying about his safety would wear a gold chain in that part of town (in the D.F., for Mexican's, we were in Tepito, for you non-Mexican's kzfaq.info/get/bejne/qb97eZpe3bvWoGw.html ). My cousin told me only corrupt cops wear gold chains especially in bad parts of town because they don't give a fuck who they shoot. Not that corrupt cops go around just killing people but if you fuck with them they won't be talking you in the station, they'll just take you somewhere deserted and put a bullet in your head. That is if they decide to even take you anywhere, they'd probably just shoot you there and call it self defense.

Thanks! Everyone loves these, I've got more planned out!

Zakkliar when sex bots become a thing there are gonna be alot of people not going to work.

He's so inept I genuinely want to call and quiz him on how to dump a rom. I bet he thinks you buy Composite video to USB adapter and just plug it in to your computer.

It's been run on printer screens and atms, at least, but atms basically just have desktops in some of them

JayXdbX One guy played doom with a bunch of toasters as controllers. Another group of people got it running on a camera.

JayXdbX people have made a piano you can play doom on

James Alexander idk if your making this up or this really happened but I was Rollin when I read your comment. Thanks for tht.

Clint Strong I'm not.

Thanks again! I've got a hardware review coming up next but I have a lot of these crowdfunding projects to cover into next year so stay tuned for more!

Ryan Hanselman Xbox360 Emulation is actually already here in its first stages. Buggy as hell sure but a few games work.

Ryan Hanselman PS2 emulation is actually working ATM.

Miguel Laurito yup but some games are still very glitchy and Slow

There is already a pretty impressive ps3 emulator if you have a beast of a pc to run it. I tried it on my i5 with gtx1060 and it ran perfectly, just very very slowly i.e. 10fps or less. Apart from the slowness it actually emulated the ps3 well enough to play the game without glitches, which is bloody impressive really.

tanookitoad979 finally, some on who remembers vib ribbon

Xinless Vice Vib Ribbon is fucking amazing! how could I forget?

tanookitoad979 yeah. I fucking love th egame, play I on ps3 ps3 and pc every week. thier were such weird games for the playstation.

tanookitoad979 No Bloodborne? You poor soul.

No kidding. Licensing is the biggest elephant in the room. Like, whenever I read stupid comments about 'why does the SNES mini only have 21 games? Surely you can just dump every game ever made on such a device. It's just a bunch of ROMS' Yeah, that's TECHNICALLY true, but it's not legally true. If you don't give a damn about any laws whatsoever, making a single device that can play all 1455 SFC games in existence, and the NTSC and PAL SNES collection (so about 2400 titles and variants)... Making an emulation device that can run those games and includes the entire collection indeed is not that hard. It's only a few gigabytes of files, emulators are pretty well refined at this point, and cheap hardware can run one (especially if you can optimise the emulation code you use specifically for it.) All well and good. But now imagine you have to do it LEGALLY. The technical challenge is as simple as it ever was. But now you have to get the explicit agreement of probably at least 150 different game companies, some of which might no longer exist. (in which case you have to figure out where the legal rights to it went.) And that doesn't even cover games that were built on 3rd party licences. Such as those with separately licensed music (not super-likely in snes times, but would apply to games such as GTA and many racing games from the mid 90's onwards), film or TV licences (eg star wars, star trek, or say a lethal weapon or robocop game or whatever it might be), or a large proportion of sports games which contain licensed content from various sporting bodies, and sometimes even individual sporting stars. That, is pretty difficult. And then there's money. - let's say by some miracle, every single company agrees. Now you probably have to pay them. So what, you might ask? Well, let's say every single one of them wants $0.10 per game per device sold. Sounds pretty reasonable. I mean, $0.10 why the hell not? Well... Remember when we had about 2400 games for a complete library? That's $240 in licenses. (assuming third party rights holders don't want extra for titles that have such licensing issues) Now... What does that mean? The illegal version of this device can be sold for maybe $50 to $80 just to cover hardware costs and maybe whatever tiny bit of R&D was involved. The LEGAL version has to cover those same hardware and R&D costs, but now also has to pay that $240 in license fees per unit. So the LEGAL version of this device costs somewhere in the region of $290 to $320. Ouch. And that's on the assumption the rights-holders to the games only want 10 cents per game! What if they want $1.00? I mean in isolation that still sounds like a perfectly reasonable amount for an older game... But now our LEGAL emulation device containing the entire SFC and SNES library costs about $2500, and nobody sane would ever buy it. People gloss over this legal stuff so easily, and then wonder why these legal, above-board devices seem so 'bad' compared to improvised emulation devices loaded with illegal ROMS. Well, duh. Maybe if you actually thought it through... But no... I mean, some level this makes a great argument about copyright laws being too strong. But with the laws the way they are, this is the reality. And bringing up illegal solutions and wondering why the legal ones are so bad means you clearly aren't thinking it through. At all. There's actually a recent a research paper on the subject of copyright terms - it's conclusion was, given the actual original intent of copyright laws, and changes in significance of any given work over time, under current conditions, the MAXIMUM possible length of a copyright term should be no more than 28 years. And there's even enough circumstantial evidence in the data (after all, the data isn't perfect) that suggest it might need to be as little as 7 years of protection, after which things become public domain. This is part of the research. The other main conclusion is that as more and more works become available, copyright protection should get weaker over time. Eg, 100 years ago, a 50 year term might have made sense, but 100 years later it should probably be that 7 year figure. So... As time goes by, the amount of protection copyright offers should get weaker and weaker. Instead, what we see in reality is the opposite. As time goes by, copyright protections get stronger and stronger. (they currently stand at something like life of author + 75 years, which effectively amounts to a work being protected for in the region of 100-150 years in practice.) Based on the research this would appear to be the opposite of the desired outcome considering the intent of copyright laws. Of course, the ongoing and rather disingenuous attempts to reframe copyright as 'intellectual property', which invokes the ideas of ownership and property, and the notion that people shouldn't be able to take your 'property' from you has made challenging this stuff pretty difficult. The problem with framing copyright as 'intellectual property' is that it's dangerous to think of it in this way. effectively you are trying to claim ownership of thoughts and ideas. This is the equivalent of saying someone else isn't allowed to think these things, because you thought them first. And because ideas and concepts tend to be very broad by their nature... Consider what it means. Say you have a car, and it's your property. Fair enough. It's a singular item, cannot meaningfully be shared (I mean, it can, sort of, but only over time - only one person can use a car at any given moment.) The number of people that can think or make use of the same concept at once is basically unlimited. Any limits put in place are artificial in nature. But now think about what it means for someone to own 'intellectual property'. What if, instead of owning a car, you owned the IDEA of a car. Now, because of this, nobody else is allowed to even THINK about cars unless they have your permission. You, as a singular person are denying everyone else in the world the right to think, draw, build or do anything at all with the concept of a car, unless they have your permission to do so. That is really quite messed up. Anyway... Sorry for that largely tangential rant. XD (though copyright laws and legal issues around playing old games are inherently intertwined of course, because Copyright laws are the foundation of such legal issues in the first place.)

hahahaha, maybe it's a three person multiplayer gamepad!

I refuse to get help. Oh, wait... you meant the other guy... right...??

He is definitely insane in the membrane; but is he also insane in the brain?🤔

I'm pretty sure we're both suffering from early-onset dementia and we're not helping each other at all.

It actually has no wheels, it's a turbine

Void of Space and Time So it can get upstairs by itself? I'm gonna buy 3.

Void of Space and Time That's it, buying 6

ha! easy answer. you're just supposed to buy one of these probably very low priced piece of equipment ($500-$1500 most likely) for each level of your home!!! Convenience like that is truly the future

Spex Wise it hovers above the stairs like a Dalek

If someone came up to me when I started this channel and told me this is the content I'd be making, I'd tell them they're crazy. Oh well, I'm having fun, stay tuned for more!

definitely tuned in!

colossalchuv2 depends on the licences

well, at least he went for consistency in being wrong

@@darthkai8242 _GeForce Now enters the room_

haha, thanks!

Thanks! I've got more on the way. I've got a list of terrible projects and I actually have to narrow them down!

Thanks! I've got more on the way. In fact, the next one is kind of a mix of both hardware review and Kickshaming! Look for it soon.

lol, yeah I saw that, pretty useless but good fun. A better take on it was someone who just made the health bar and stats show on the touchbar.

Retro Active yeah, a month ago he was at 5000 subs. this all happened because of the 5$ handheld and aliexpress video.

Thanks!! Yeah, I never thought I would ever even get past 10k subs. I'm so thankful for this good fortune. Sucks that it took this long to get another video out but this success motivates me to make more.

lol, nice! Thanks for watching! I love hearing that people are enjoying my content!

I had Onlive for a little while! Check out the Wikipad 7 review. But yeah, at least that service existed.

StopDrop&Retro Well I mean this seems to be the line of thinking with this guy Oh and do some digging on playgiga it should make a fun episode Great stuff btw saw the wikipad 7 review and most of your other stuff and its mostly great

StopDrop&Retro was onlive a streaming service? Don't think I ever had powerful enough internet to run it

Marcus Zyker Yes it was basically for computers that weren't powerful enough to run certain game.The problem was not many companies want to give OnLive the right to stream their games.

I had onlive via my isp giving out free subscriptions for a while. It never worked very well due to the service lagging and disconnecting constantly or the client crashing. Fps games or shooters kept freezing which ruined the immersion, plus the dynamic resolution would degrade horribly making the gamescreen look worse than a 240p KZfaq video at random times. Strategy games worked better, but after a few disconnects or client crashes I just gave up and watched other peoples games instead (which was a very cool feature for the time). It was a good idea but a few years too early, most peoples internet just wasnt good enough for it to work properly.

Ah, yes. I am familiar with Dr. Obvious' voyage on this research vessel. It was instrumental in his quest to prove the wetness of water.

Thanks! More on the way!

haha

I'm pretty sure it's a joke Kyle

Mr. Soup no they are joking lol you kinda ruined it all edups fans communicate like that xD

Joseph Aw shit. I'll keep that in mind heh

Summary: Sarcasm. Not to point to the most obvious point. But it is a pretty obvious point that the video starts with Cool Stuff Association. * It is clearly someone who know a little about about Hyperspin or Launchbox and thought I make a sarcastic video about that so people will notice me. He merely testing if people will give money to anything.. Also that controle asterix looks awesome :D - was kinda funny to watch!

***** please shut the fuck up

you are absolutely correct. 3DO is the best example. But there is a big and very obvious reason why these companies want to design a proprietary box you must buy in order to play their games.

a big problem to with this concept now is that any console designed like this will lose. not to time, not to the flaws of the idea. but to the simple fact that they will never be able to compete with a gaming pc. if you wanted to simply emulate your games you can build a pc for 400 dollars or less easily that will emulate any game perfectly. that is it wont run into a problem of not powerful enough hardware to do it. any game that can be emulated will run significantly better on a gaming pc at the price point these emulation box consoles will run it at. and a gaming pc is a pc. it can do anything. the only reason people buy consoles is for exclusives and even that is becoming irrelevant. exclusives arent selling consoles like they used to. look at the xbox one. and ps4 right now. the sales are in decline. because instead of actually providing an experience that is unique to the console like nintendo is smart enough to do with the switch in addition to having games the consoles were basically made to be bad gaming pc's. the 360 came out focused on games and pushed hardware that was actually better than a pc could do at the time. the newest generation came out already like 5 years behind current pc tech. so how is a console like this gonna survive when the consoles that are acutally successful cannot even maintain their success?

And the CDI

I think I would prefer being mauled by a real jaguar

One would make your hands cramp a little, the other might kill you or leave you permanently disfigured. It's a tough choice.

thanks for your support! I've got more on the way :)

StopDrop&Retro I'll be there at upload time 😂

possibility of losing your money that is

haha I didn't even notice that!

Thanks!

Thanks! I'm going to be alternating between these and hardware reviews but I might also have something really cool for you guys soon, stay tuned!