I have 14 Activision games for the Atari 2600 with 3 more well on the way. I got the patch scores for the 14 games. Activision Decathlon, Chopper Command, Dolphin, Freeway, Grand Prix, Ice Hockey, Laser Blast, Megamania, Pitfall, River Raid, Skiing, Stampede, Starmaster and Tennis. On the way are Kaboom!, Keystone Kapers and Sky Jinks.

How does save data for pokemon work?

1. Uncharted 4 2. Uncharted 2 3. Uncharted 3 4. Lost Legacy 5. Uncharted 1 Never played Golden Abyss

Half of these wouldn't be a bad thing if there was some kinda custom firmware , but I highly doubt that thing could handle Sega 32X or PS1

Good review, thx

Hey mate love your vids! Your thumbnails are getting 100x better!

can you do a crysis 2?

r36s about 30£ total. ps1, psp is hit or miss as is with most of them around that budget. ps2 emulators are way higher in the budget range

Thanks for this, I just bought it from CeX on your recommendation.

Awesome video!!! Thanks for sharing. Your accent is fun to listen to (and I mean that as a compliment).

Spent an enjoyable afternoon watching your Ali express purchases. Going to regret this 😂 as I know I will get addicted. Keep up the good work and your channel deserves to grow

I got the fat 40gb model for $100 AUD. It hasn't arrived yet but I think it's been modded with the firmware mod. No idea if I can upgrade the hard drive, but if I can, I have a spare 240GB ssd laying around so going to use that.

absolute banger of a game, loved it as a kid

This popped up in my recommended list- figured I'd give it a look and leave a lil cheeky comment to say cool video, keep up the grind 🙂

I feel pain

As a longtime PS3 gamer myself with experience repairing each iteration of models (original "fat", slim, and super slim), here's how I'd rank each model from most reliable to least reliable: 1. Super slim models from late 2012 to 2017. These things may not be visually appealing but they have a great reputation for being whisper quiet even on hot days and extremely power efficient. Super slim models are the most power efficient PS3s out there. GPUs, CPUs, and Blu-Ray drivers on these have great reliability. Less power usage = less chance of overheating and hardware failures. 2. CECH-25xx and CECH-30xx slim models from mid 2010 to 2012. Slim models from mid 2010 to mid 2011 are the CECH-25xx series and slim models from late 2011 to 2012 are the CECH-30xx series. These things are also great in terms of power efficiency and come with good Blu-Ray driver controllers embedded in the motherboard for greatly improved Blu-Ray reliability. GPUs and CPUs on these have great reliability as well. If you don't like the super slim models and want the slim model, definitely go for these. 3. CECH-21xx slim models from early 2010 to mid 2010. These slim models are pretty decent in terms of power efficiency and reliability of the Blu-Ray drive, CPU, and GPU. CECH-25xx and CECH-30xx slims are just better. 4. CECH-20xx slims (launch edition slims from 2009). These things produce high amounts of heat output, weakening the console's reliability and making it susceptible to overheating and hardware failures. It's best to avoid these when shopping for slim models. 5. Original "fat" PS3 models from 2006 to 2009. No surprises here. These models have the highest power consumption and are extremely susceptible to overheating and hardware failures leading up to the yellow light of death (YLOD). Later original models from 2008 and 2009 are more reliable than earlier models that are backwards compatible with PS2 disks (original models from 2006 to 2007 excluding the CECHGxx and CECHHxx models released in late 2007 with a 40 GB HDD) but I'm increasingly seeing original models from 2008 to 2009 overheat and run into hardware problems. All of the earliest models from 2006 to 2007 (both PS2 backwards compatible from 2006 to mid 2007 and not PS2 backwards compatible models from late 2007) are the most susceptible to the YLOD and if those haven't succumbed to the YLOD yet, it's only a matter of time when they eventually do succumb to the YLOD. If you wish to commit to purchasing a PS3 that's compatible with PS2 disks, definitely proceed with caution on those models. If compatibility with PS2 disks is nothing important because you already have a working PS2, etc., just go for the reliable late slims and super slims.

Are there any issues with buying one of these things? Because if not, i might grab one of those

Got the phat one from 2008 💪

Thank you so much it really helped me!gonna subscribe

I'm late to this video post . Black Monday was so realistic at the time and a great story and a great game ( I still play the game on the steamdeck) . I understand True Crime : LA was not " wow" in graphics , but the map was on point , same goes for True Crime : NYC. All three games help me get around through London, Los Angeles and New York City . I never played the original due to rumors of the controls . But playing a video game that is not based in a USA location is refreshing .

The basic gameplay actually stems from an old flash game called Motherload in 2004 that pushed boundaries in scale of what a browser game could do. Simply digging down, mining for the best gems to buy upgrades that let you dig deeper and mine more valuable ore, but leaving a safe route back to the surface whilst minding your fuel gauge enough for the return journey. Steamworld Dig added a ton of story and quality animation that makes it much more entertaining to play. It doesn't outstay it's welcome though like many open world explorathons.

Thanks for the review, mate. Might give one a shot see how it holds up for cheap Steam link stuff for playing on the bed.

The really problem with the PS3 fats is the GPUs that tend to crack the solder, the latter models CECHL01 have the 65nm GPU that is way more reliable.

The later generations of fat ps3 use a 65nm gpu that is much more reliable. I used to repair these things and I never saw anything CECHL01 or later get the YLOD.

Well and the lack of a driving element is ironic since the rolling of his Aston set a world record. From what I have heard they tried to roll the Aston a bunch of times with a ramp. The car was so stable that it would correct itself and land on it's wheels. So the used a ram.... I don't recall if it was hydraulic or pneumatic. After they got the car rolling, it flipped 7 times.

Excellent titles, I especially adore "AC Black Flag" & "AC Rogue Remastered" which I ironically bought & downloaded into my PS4 Pro recently, along with the strategy guide. I played "Sid Meier's Pirates" on my 1987 C-64 many moons ago. I own a couple Pirate games in my original Xbox collection as well.

I think that The Pirate: Caribbean Hunt and its sequel The Pirate: Plague of the Dead both deserve a mention. They may be mobile games, but if you want a great pirate experience, you can't go wrong with either.

looks interesting, i will pirate those games!

Im fairly certain most of the cast voiced their characters for the first console game and have not found any media saying otherwise, Alyson Hannigan however did not return for Chaos Bleeds I personally grew up playing Chaos Bleeds but since buying and playing the original game I actually prefer the first one, feels like there are more things you can do combat wise (like aiming and throwing a stake at an enemy)

they really nailed the 60's spy aesthetics in this game. you should review no one lives forever

good video, I had a 360 during the 7th gen era, but I do have a weird sense of nostalgia for the PS3. I did buy one around 2015 for dirt cheap aswell as a ton of games. great system, meh controller, and will forever be envious of the free multiplayer. almost ever had xbox gold, i basically missed out on the peak mp console gaming era.

I enjoyed your take on this unique Bond game! I bought & played it on my Xbox 360 when it was first released, so my memory of much of the finer points are a bit hazy, but I actually loved my time with this game. Like yourself, I missed the driving bits, which is a joy to engage with them in many great 007 games. This game was made by Infinity Ward who is known for their "Call of Duty" games, it even shares the same font & HUD graphics as their popular "COD" games have. I loved all the various set pieces & environments the game takes you through, quite fun all around! Now I will have to play it again after your solid review of it my friend! My favorite Bond game is "007 From Russia With Love" on the original Xbox!

I don’t have a NSO subscription to back up my save data and I also don’t really have enough storage on my internal storage to transfer my sd card data to. So what do I do then?

I have the regular slim and thats the one I prefer most. Super slim is too ugly and the fat is too unreliable. Regular slim is the perfect ps3 for me

Never played these games but I have been wondering what the gameplay was like, great coverage of the games as well as insight on what was going on with the actual series.

60gb has the full built-in ps2 hardware and 99% ps2 games are compatible and the 80gb uses ps2 emulation with 90% ps2 games that are compatible.

Does it download dlc?

Nothing to do with Buffy, but if you ever see Dragon's Lair on the GBC grab it! It's impossibly a port of the arcade game and it actually works.

It's a pleasant surprise to hear a actuall positive profile on this outstanding game & "Xcom" experience, as unique as it may be! I pre-ordered it new & rendered a very enthusiastic positive review of the game myself, I couldn't recommend it strongly enough! You have my respect, a thumbs up & a sub from me my friend!

I had my 60 GB fat model for 14 years and truly loved it. Had it reballed, and new thermal paste applied probably 4 times by a specialist. Ultimately it just wasn’t worth the hassle anymore. Broke my heart scrapping it for junk. PS2 + later model PS3 is definitely the way to go.

These days I have been playing more on my ps3 super slimrather than my Xbox series s or ps5 due do I have a large collection of games I have been playing and I had mine since lunch also I have the super slim version where you have 464 gb(note the ps3 super slim with more storage have an hdmi cord in the back of it and the one without the hdmi cord behind it have 20gb or 30gb)

I think the Super Slim gets a bad rap. I've had a Slim and a Super and the Super is much more quiet and very reliable (apart from not being able to update it but that's Sony falling down). Maybe because I have the white one I think it looks right nice sitting next to my silver PS2 slim. I like the manual disc loading tray. It's one less part that will eventually break!

Interesting little game. Should probably put the title in the description:)

Looks dope! Available on steam?

Looks like great fun!!

Everyone really should have a computer. Even if it's a $50 laptop that can at least run Windows 10.

Isn't that game Retro City Rampage?

wasn't the Original GTA (1997) in 16bit?

I was hoping for more games that aren’t playable on pc. With the 360 store going down this month I wanted to find some games that are going to be inaccessible after that.