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While I don't have this item, I do have a Batman RPG book from Mayfair Games that I plan on sharing in a Batman video. |
I've been trying to repair my Game Boy screen for a while though I'm having a hard time getting about 20% of the left hand side back. My goal was to have that fixed by now and do a little unboxing video with that and some accessories. After I complete or give up on getting the full screen back I'll attempt to replace a fuse on the Sega CD which will hopefully get it to power on again. Other than that, I'll work on getting some "Let's Play" videos recorded of retro games when I can. For modern games I'll definitely be playing the next Assassin's Creed and Wolfenstein games but since those are M-rated I won't be uploading footage of them. Recently I completed Inside and Raiden V: Director's Cut. Raiden V has unlimited continues which is the only reason I succeeded in finishing it and it wasn't too long either at around 45 minutes.
One thing I forgot to mention last month is that I saw the documentary Viva Amiga. Going in I really didn't know a lot about the Amiga outside of what I wrote for the Commodore ads post. As a Commodore 64 owner the Amiga was always the Commodore computer with amazing screenshots that appeared on the back of the game boxes; computer games didn't always show screens of the version you were buying, or they'd show a screen from each computer the game was available for, such as C64, Amiga, Apple II, IBM, etc. The movie shows some gaming but it's predominantly about the computer's multimedia functions; for the time it was a great computer for making videos and making music. In fact, people still use Amiga computers to make music as the documentary shows people performing at what are essentially MIDI music concerts. However, the Amiga never caught on like IBM PC compatible machines did since it wasn't marketed properly and many businesses saw no reason to not use computers from IBM.
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A scan of the Viva Amiga DVD back and cover. |
As I mentioned in an earlier post, I'd have family visiting this month and was hoping to make a video with my nephew. He was here and then the whole family went to visit more family in another state and then they'll be back here for about a day before flying home. I had ideas that fell through and I re-shoot so often that it is rather difficult to complete a video with him since he is six and doesn't sit still or listen too well. Now I've got one more video idea for something that could be simple so perhaps a video will still get made with him. It's likely nobody cares but he does seem to want to make one and I thought it couldn't hurt. Once again, thanks for reading the blog and watching my YouTube videos, it's very much appreciated!
-Jonathan
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