@@RetroRelaxGaming thanks man!

@@genesistyou I agree 100%. I do have several hobbies :P space is always an issue

@@kabutoold Gracias amigo! Gracias por ver :)

I got it from a vendor at the TORG gaming convention in Columbus OH. I saw the same people recently at CORGS too. They had a ton of different ones, my wife bought a giant lenticular Pokemon card poster.

Do you happen to have their email/website info? Need it for my man cave!!

@@juantwothreegoretro thanks! Don't forget comics :P still a bit of a noob with those though haha

Yup! I'm a picky mofo :P

That would be amazing for sure. I love that series. Bring back Coolboarders too. I recently tried a demo of the Medievil remake and it is flat out gorgeous. I need to pick it up

@@elektrar9620 the reason why I did that is because I wanted to give an idea about how things sound in the room, when things are close miced it can sound pretty artificial even if it isn't, though next time I'm thinking I might actually blend the camera audio with a close mic. The next review I do I'll be experimenting with that

Thanks! And yeah I try to focus on things I know I'll actually play. Well that and..Castlevania everything :P

@@RandomBattlePresents... Those bead thingies are fun haha I've never tried to make any though I have too many hobbies as it is

Thanks man! And yeah I've got the N30 for my NES also it is hella cool. I've got the SN30 and the Pro Plus version too. I'm convinced 8bitdo just does not have a bad product (knock on wood)

@@TwistedIdentity Yeah, they are a really decent company. It's unusual for me to find a company that makes third party products that actually work. Retro Bit is alright, too, but I don't think as good as 8BitDo.

Awesome man I'll definitely check your stuff out! Will do that once I'm off work today :D I appreciate the kind words, I'll throw a sub back at ya as well

@@TwistedIdentity - Awesomeness wrapped in bacon! Much appreciated, Brother!

That sucks that you had bad experience with yours, mine was absolutely fine both this time and when I owned one in 2019. Ya saw on video its an immediate response whenever I hit a button. That said though, yes any wireless device even 2.4ghz will have input lag, there's no way around it without going wired. However what's more important (to me) is, can you actually feel that lag. It sometimes can depend on your environment and the monitor itself. Not sure what ya got in your setup but I know older LCD monitors and TV's are awful with retro systems in general when it came to latency. In the mid to late 2000's to me they were basically unusable for gaming. I'm surprised I didn't have any considering I've got a big magnet (that studio monitor speaker) as well as my monitor right up next to my antenna. I have a Big 6 too though that's a cool controller :) Did a review vid on that one as well. Thanks for watching!

You know you want the D....pad.

@@tsunamirider9895 they need to come back and make some PS4 and PS5 controllers, and use that same dpad design. Thanks for watching! :)

Awesome, thanks a bunch!

Thankya! I absolutely hate clutter, I try to keep it as organized as I can. Easier said than done :P

Thanks! :)

Much appreciated :)

Sorry man, I don't. I wouldn't know I never really experimented with VMU's

@@greggrsham-ri8sh I think they're "okay" but they definitely get boring after awhile. If you're an 80s kid though you didn't have to wait too long for the NES though yeah? And man, I'm a 90s kid I wish I had the opportunity to go to Ozzfest and stuff. Grew up in Alabama so I didn't have jackshit for concerts until I moved to Ohio

@@anthonystark5412 thanks so much dude! I love this guitar it's a badass. Just feels "right" in my hands. I have another review coming soon just FYI of an MH1000

@@davidezaccagnini6392 thanks man I appreciate that! :) glad you enjoyed

@@TwistedIdentity can I ask the extact guitar pick used?

@@anthonywhittica5687 indeed! Nobody talks about it.

Thanks broseph! \m/

Sure thing! And yep, I'm glad these suckers exist now. I actually enjoy playing DC again. One thing too that I caught wind of after making this vid there is also an adapter out there called "RetroBlue" that lets you pair bluetooth controllers to the system. I'm considering getting it

Yep! Space is always an issue for me. And time haha

Yeah when you get a good LTD it's a REALLY good one. I have a couple others too, one I'm thinking about doing a video for. My MH1000 is basically flawless. I didn't really have the forearm problem on the horizon but eh different body types. I bought three of these E-II's (long story) and they all felt great

Hell yeah man, it's def one of my favorite pickups.

@@TwistedIdentity it's a wicked pup!

Thanks man!

Always \m/

Welcome, and yeah that is a pet peeve of mine with videos where they simply regurgitate what I can read my damn self with specs. I try to go by the same sort of format Phillip McKnight does. Cept he's a bit more knowledgeable than I am haha

Thanks man! And yeah I forgot to mention the import support as well. I'd love to have the twin sticks for Virtual On, if I ever found them for cheap ($50 or less) I'd snatch em up but it's hard to justify the going price for a single game. :P And yes I love me some War Gods haha my mains are Voodoo and Warhead. "YEEEEAHHHHH!!!!"

3m picture hanging strips. Pretty much what every single thing I've got hanging is on :D the black ones can hold up to like 16 pounds

Thanks! :)

It's definitely up there for me! Probably in my top 3

LOL I know right I thought this was the hardest game ever as a kid

Thank ya for checking it out! :D and yep I'm all about convenience!

Thanks man! I'm proud of it, I've never really had a "proper" setup until now. Just a couple years ago I had everything setting on top of sterillite drawers including the consoles and it looked like crap. lol

Thanks for the kind words man, hope you enjoy :)

@@TwistedIdentity just listened and it’s pretty bad a$$ I loved it

For calibrating I'm not sure to be honest, I've never had to with those Logitechs. And I'm in a small apartment, I have no other room, or really any space left in this room for more shelving. I will eventually need to get creative and figure something out though. I have Sterilite drawers which alot of my controllers are in as you can see in the video, I just like having the ones I use regularly out and ready to go. The arcade sticks and whatnot are typically in the drawer I just had them out to show in the video And for Dreamcasts having backup support, yeah I know, what I meant was that you don't even need a boot disc for mine.

@@TwistedIdentity Vertical height is your best friend. Large bookshelfs (5 to 6 ft ones) make for great game storage (though they are often able to handle a ps2 game 2 layers deep) And you could use a bigger apartment or to rent a proper home for more space. TBH i've found and grown out of any of those storage options from trash picking and found better

Thanks! And it's all for fun haha just take your time and have fun with it. If people don't like your video, fuck em

I agree, if it's over 3 it better be a custom shop. The H3 (knock on wood) hasn't jumped in price yet.

@@TwistedIdentity schecter demon 500$ and as good as anything I ever played played 750 dollar stratocaster before and wasn't impressed as much as a schecter guitar

I had a very sleek Indonesian Arrow 401 that I honestly preferred over the lush Japanese E-2 Arrow

@@infinidominion if a guitar is over three thousand dollars it should have gold hardware and I don't mean gold plated I'm talking about pure gold and actual pearl inlays.

@@infinidominion those arrows aren't worth over 800$ I don't care which one you get they are a little overpriced

Thanks man! Yeah I know about the scratching issue, mine doesn't do that thankfully. I was thinking about getting a hard drive I just haven't actually done it. -shrugs- :P It's one of those things where most of the games on PS1/PS2 I wanna play are cheap enough I don't mind just getting the real thing most of the time.