Any chance if i send in my 60gb reverse compatible ps3 u cpuod do this deep clean for me also please? Amd see if u can get the sheel pretty close to scratch free?

Did you put the colored buttons back in the wrong positions? Before it was cleaned the yellow buttons were left and up (the Y and X of a SNES controller.) After your restoration they are left and down (Y and B.) What do the extra buttons do anyway? Are they turbo (repeat) buttons for A and B? There's only a single 8-bit shift register on the circuit board (at least that's what it looks like; I can't make out any numbers on the chip.) That would imply that they can't be extra inputs, except the contacts lead directly to pins on the shift register. Incredible restoration. The final console at the end looks fantastic.

👍👍👍Una restauración de primera ❤👍👍👍

I had the same model when i was a Child. You are amazing men. I realmente enjoy watching your video. Thank you from Argentina

Good job! 👍

this is not nintendo

This dude is a psychopath! He requires this perfection even adds a PS sticker in the end, but i like him 👍

Love u ...❤❤❤❤❤

please not more clickbait, you don't need it

Wow awesome restoration! What even is this system? It looks like a decent contender against the NES for sure

I never see how much detail to repair ❤ congratulations

Просто невероятно, это сколько терпения и ума нужно?! Просто потрясающе!

You are an absolute madman. Impressive is an understatement.

What's with Mario playing slightly slower than normal?

I get it! This was played in reverse!

You out your damn mind. That's what I thought once I saw you start molding the grey plastic to repair those two ends. Great job. Hope you get paid well for that.

What is the long dremel?

40:53 👁👄◻

çok güzel işler yapıyorsun.. abone oldum.. tebrik ederim

muhteşem bravo

Inacreditável. Obra prima! Parabéns! Uma das coisas mais lindas que já vi na minha vida! Saudações do Brasil, a qual você deu uma goleada ao final do vídeo! xD

not Nintendo, not Famicom just a cheap chinese famiclone

Your work is very thorough! Well done.👍

Meybe you know or not, just wanted share... That solder-sucker actually marvelous invention but has a design fault... 😁If you cut ethernet cable outer skin as long as 1,5-2cm with an angle and stick it to the sucking portion you'll have perfect seal and disposable tip. (funny enough it has perfect diameter of the solder-sucker tip) 😅

Man... What a fantastic job!! The level of detail is amazing! You're the boss

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this is another level. awesome to watch goddamit man! congrats!

Congratulations on the incredible work!!!

It doesn't matter if it wasn't a Nintendo. The job done was a piece of art. Really amazing. Congratulations for such a gratifying video.

Umm did he just mix glass cleaner with bleach?? Doesnt glass cleaner have ammonia??

I was expecting an avg restore video, but then you went and cleaned the scorch off the board and polished the A/V connectors; God Tier 🏆 The Washing Machine Mug made me lol, please have it in more videos. This deserves 5million views and you desrve 100k subs You still suck at Mario, tho 😁

You missed a trick not calling this a NEStoration

Thought some sony workers, especially who participated in creating ps1, would be astonished to see how much love you channeled in restoring their creation. Nice video!

👍👍👍💯🦾

Bro really just waterboarded every circuit in the console😭😭😭

awesome

This isn't a restoration... this is artistry!

Entonces en realidad q tenia de roto? La placa base no? Vi q le pusiste cosas como de metal para que luego al dar calor se derrita y quedara como antes, limpiar bien por dentro toda la porquería q había... Remplzaste algo y reparaste cosas de la carcasa es q es genial!! Yo tengo la game boy advance y no se enciende y me encantaría ver sus entrañas por dentro. Pero necesito el destornillador de Nintendo de 3 estrellas y vale caro.

Aún seguimos teniendo la nuestra y está impoluta también como la tuya. Fabulosa restauración.

Esse controle depois de 30 anos ainda tem bruxismo!

Loved your videos, New Subscriber here, :D

That is one incredible restoration. Truly a labor of love.

Pegasus is a clone of the Nintendo Famicom (Japanese original model of the Nintendo Entertainment System) that was sold in the Czech Republic,[2] Poland,[3] Indonesia, Bosnia-Herzegovina[citation needed] and the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia[citation needed] during the early to mid 1990s.

Nostalgi

Foda de mais, só não precisava ter metido 8 gols no Brasil

what a atention to the details... if you dont film it, i would say you bought another one hahaha

That was so satisfying to watch, literally turned it into gold.

So much work and detail just to restore a clone of a famicom...

Where does he get all those wonderful tools?