true though wouldn't this Candy Cane be fighting for the Squirrels, with its sense of justice and fighting against corruption. Also, thank you for the Squirrel-scription too

I know but some things still need to go over, like different pieces and if I have seen them before along with new pieces. This build is different and new for this Advent Calendar, along with a few other builds coming in this Advent Calendar

Nice, and your most welcome.

I do explain that it's files that can crash I do have back copies of my old PS1 games in CHD file, Medievil 1 & 2 play so slow and crash, and I love both those games as I played them several times on my PS1 console, I also had several other games that I used to play, but some of the CHD Files for PS1 do crash. I do also say I love the device as I'm playing a number of my legal NES, SNES, GB, GBC, and GBA games I played the handhelds so much that screen burnout so having this device helps me enjoy my childhood, and teen years again and remember the good times I had with friends playing via link cable and such. I didn't say anything bad about the device I was talking about the files crashing and how some games aren't playable, mainly those that require a lot of rendering

scalper price on eBay though do a search by lowest price to the highest price, and to answer your question on how many tubes were made I really don't know how many were made

@@SlytherinReviews okay thank you

I wasn't able to stick around for the group photos, SupaNova does the group photos at the beginning of the second day so each volunteer can have a photo. I was in a few photo's from Animaga that was posted to the Discord group and I had fun with a number of new faces this year and got to meet a great person that was in charge of the Gunpla area. I wish you the best of luck with the exhibitor table and always check with your friends on how to set it up. I know there were a number of empty stalls at SupaNova this year

I have no idea they are available in NZ it's best to go into store or check the Woolworths website

ty and yeah I hope I can play this awesome game, I need some new SODIMM DDR4 for both my laptop and Intel Nuc that I plan on using to play some games on. I need to sort out a few things on my end to get things up and running so that I can get some game footage. I wish you all the best and tall the luck too

thank you

that would mean they are called challenge Coins, I know the military uses them along with the police and other places too

I did say display piece for theme shelving that people might do, PoTC was mentioned if you are doing a full shelve to display your PoTC stuff like ships and such and there is nothing wrong with that right, seeing as a lot of coin makers won't even do collector coins of different themes

They are not counterfeit. We can categorize them as medallions.

they may be junk but they look good for display piece and if you are doing a Pirates theme display the Aztec coin looks good

don't care if they are, they look good for display and that is what they are going to be as, and yes I'm talking about the coins from AliExpress and not the Australian coins that I show.

thank you, and welcome. I will check out your video soon

no idea if they are real or not, I just love the detail. The Australian Coins I show are real though the 1-cent and 2-cent coins aren't legal tender to use in Australia, yes they show up in coin packs that are made by the Perth Mint those are uncirculated but make for great display pieces for coin collectors

Definitely not real. That gold coin would be 2500

yep, I have been keeping an eye on TikTok though I don't know how many times I have seen your videos in their videos

@@SlytherinReviews thanks for letting me know. I appreciate ya

you can set the timer to auto-power off in the Technics Audio Connect app, when a period of silence continues for the set time the headphones automatically turn off. You can set the time limit from always on to 5, 10, 30, or 60 minutes but audio will not play if you try to use the Find function

@@SlytherinReviews thank you for your reply but wearing detection is a different thing. It means when you are listening to music, and you take a bud out of your ear, the music will be stopped and when you put back the bud, the music will be played automatically again. AZ60M2 has this function.

your welcome

Nope, I put the wrong year. Was busy fixing everything up now

@@SlytherinReviews Ah, gotcha. Thought you had an "in" with the manufacturer! 😆

I do have another video up testing the mic volume at 100% via my laptop settings that I'm fixing up

I did upload another video with the mice volume turned up as the Windows 11 update turned it down on me

The updated video is up please look at that video, I had an update via Windows 11 which turned my mic volume down

that is weird I checked the video before I uploaded and the audio was there

@@SlytherinReviews yeah i can hear bit of the audio but it's incredibly low

well there's no audio @@SlytherinReviews

I did check the video before I uploaded it so the audio was there, unless the upload to KZbin screwed the audio

@@SlytherinReviews No, the audio is very quiet. You must have messed up the mixing or something.

Thank you

there are some cases for 3DS Games, but this is for the Nintendo Switch games

I will, though I need to make a video about this video and why there are going to be two videos

Thank you

true and there other bloopers in the other Scooby-Doo animated movies along with a number of easter eggs hidden to the classic TV Show

let me explain they are showing you how to hack a system to play other games that aren't meant to be played on the system in question, and the state, and I quote "that my Arcade provided them with the unit for review" With that being said I'm still going to say using a Raspberry Pi 4 Model B with the ARGON ONE M.2 case for a better experience on a number of classics and having the Atari Gamestation Pro would still be better then one that might fry your Atari Games when there is a blackout and a power surge. Also, I can point out to License from Nintendo for Donkey Kong, Donkey Kong Jr., and Super Bros. along with other arcade games were ported over to the Atari 2600 because it was based on Arcade machines at the time, please look up the History of Atari, also I condone the use of something that is meant for remembering and playing old Atari games for pirated roms to be played on. Also, from a business view, GenXGrownUp could face not getting any more review samples in if they show how to add Roms to a micro SD card as they could be taken to court by just not Atari but also Nintendo too, and yes that is one fine line that no one wants to cross, also I have done a Diploma of Digital and Interactive gaming, along with a Cert IV in Business Admin so yes I do know what I'm talking about when it comes to laws and such, which includes contracts and licensing agreements like what Atari had with Nintendo when Nintendo was making Arcade games

@@SlytherinReviews John didn't actually show the process of putting games onto an SD card, nor did he say the firmware needed to be hacked in order to do it, he just showed the unit playing additional games from a memory card.

@@SlytherinReviews Let me explain... it's clear you have a biased review before even playing on it. The fact that it CAN play ROMs via the SD-slot, you're searching for an excuse to poo-poo the idea, even though on another channel there is no "hacking" involved... QUITE THE OPPOSITE, HE LITERALLY SAID ITS THE EASIEST SYSTEM TO PUT ROMs ON... but of course, no, you have to push your agenda against this machine for some reason. There's no hacking involved, its just putting roms in the right folder... not that you'd take 10 seconds to find out the ease of this, NO, you want to push THAT YOU CAN'T PLAY ROMs ON THIS... that's YOUR agenda, not the truth. It's quite simple to do so, you just don't want to concede you were wrong.

@@Lachlant1984 John is making an instruction video on how to add ROMs to the Gamestation Pro... he didn't explain in his review, but in his live show he basically mentioned it's just putting the ROMs in the right folder with the right extension... super easy, no hacking involved, will play 2600 ROMs, 5200 ROMs, 7800 ROMs, Arcade ROMs, NES ROMs, Genesis ROMs... and all super easy (John literally said it's the easiest system to add ROMs too)... this guy won't admit he's wrong and saying you can't without ever touching one... he won't recant, so you know he's pig-headed to boot.

@@wolfshanze5980 Hold on, I'm not quite sure what point you're trying to make here, in your video you seemed to be suggesting the GSP could not play ROMs from a memory card. Am I to understand you've been discussing this with another KZbinr who said you can do it? Clearly I'm missing something.

did they read the official release or are they using something that they had built to run roms and such, I only got over what the unit can and can't do, which is it can't play the old Atari Cartridges that everyone is rushing out to buy thinking that the unit can play them. Unless you have a working Atari 2600, 5200, and a 7800 with an Atari Arcade to play those Cartridges with a very old CRT TV then yes you can play them, but the official news is two save slots on board and two save slots via Micro SD card, it states on the website that I linked, there is nowhere in the info that you can load up roms when it says 200+ games built-in. I have seen people update their Mini NES, SNES, and PlayStation Mini to be able to play all the games for that system. So please show me where they are able to transfer ROMs to a Micro SD card and then load it up from the Micro SD to play, because I'm pretty sure Atari still has the archive of their games, it's just that we don't talk about the ET game

@@SlytherinReviews I think you might be getting this mixed up with the soon to be released Atari 2600+, which will allow you to use original cartridges and comes with a cartridge with 10 games built in. The Gamestation Pro is aimed at a different market and I too have seen videos on KZbin showing how games can be added to the SD card and played on this console (even non-Atari games). Yes, you're right in saying it's not documented but apparently it does work.

​@@johncamp8520 I know that the Atari 2600+ is coming out but you do need to weigh up the pros and cons of both consoles, one is cheaper while the one can run up over $200 either USD or Australian Dollars or in other country's currency. One ships in October, while one ships at the end of November in Australia while that same one also ships in December in US.

@@johncamp8520 Not only do ROMs work on the Gamestation Pro... other reviews say ITS THE EASIST TO ADD ROMS TO... this guy has some sort of agenda against the Gamestation Pro without ever touching one, and he's going around saying it can't (not true) and recommending something else without even touching the damn thing... this guy is just the worst and can't admit when he's wrong. Pre-conceived opinions, pig-headed, refusing to admit when he's wrong... oh, and terrible mic setup... time to give a pass to this channel.

two save slots via Micro SD, it's on the official release in the link in the description. Now if you were making a Retro gaming system, I would suggest using a micro SD card to run Retro Pi and then a 2-4TB SSD M.2 drive with ARGON One M.2 Case

@@SlytherinReviews That's not all it does look up genexgrownups review of the system where he actually demonstrates using ROMs.

@@SlytherinReviews confirmed that it not only plays atari, but nes, gen, etc.

the update didn't mess up my watch, even though the update is a firmware update though there may be more updates later on as the Weather function doesn't work as of it

I can always try and buy it, though I'm worried about the price, and the shipping for the new $5 Australian coin too

@SlytherinReviews where do I find the new $5 heritage coin there sold out everywhere and people are reselling for upto $600

you'll be surprised that it is illegal to drink alcohol on any public transport services