8-Bit Unboxing May-June 2018

[@debrebeuf8959]

18:14 I also hate it when I accidentally buy 155 Commodore VIC-20 motherboards

[@torcs10]

ReLaTaBlE

[@lukmanpratama9597]

Well, apparently i'm not the only one

[@BodziuM]

I'm just curious how he did it

[@MrLunithy]

Thought it was a VIC-20 board for $1.55.....? :)

[@araigumakiruno]

I want to take like 45 away but i dont know what to do with it

[@SnipesWithWolvesV2]

12:30 The stickers were most likely more or less aligned on the keys of the piano, but after being pushed on by fingers for 30 years they slowly move more and more to a different location on the key. That's my theory anyway.

[@big_b_radical3985]

Yep, that plus infinite koolaid spills will do it.

[@FuzzyElf]

@@vienlawrencegabato7309 Cue Julie Andrews!

[@Aguyontheinternet]

9:17 Someone has probably commented this already but that's a reference to Zork.

[@NightSprinter]

But, at least his room isn't dark.

[@justme002]

I lost a little bit of respect for the 8-Bit Guy this day. Just a little.

[@IDPhotoMan]

Wow man, a Grue? Really? Lol, where's the *rollseyes* button... ;-)

[@VOmaker]

A grue is a monster that will eat you in Zork! Just to clarify this "player's" comment. "Hello, sailor." "Nothing happens here."

[@bland9876]

"Fuck lamp" what a loone

[@JomasterTheSecond]

Never thought I'd hear David say "Thank you, Tanning Machine".

[@InessaMaximova]

Jomaster The Second woah, you there? I see you on every pirated games channels. PirateGameThing, AlexSRMD, probably Micael Aligheri...

[@JomasterTheSecond]

I mean, pirated games are pretty cool.

[@JackDLong]

You're a 2 month old baby!

[@itsjasoninnit]

@@JackDLong don't cyberbullying

[@JackDLong]

@@itsjasoninnit Congratulations on being the Winner of Stupid. Your prize trophy will appear in the mail shortly.

[@TheTurnipKing]

7:16 It's kind of nuts we've reached the point where it's actually easier and cheaper to build a generic OPL2 card than obtain a second hand Ad-Lib.

[@Dyaxxis]

I personally will thank the donation senders for the altruism as viewers have greatly benefited from the review of these kind donations. The FR-301 is listed for 309.97 USD on the HakkoUSA website. These vacuum desoldering tools are never cheap, but every bit worth it for what they need to do. When taken care of, they last practically "forever." On a friendly note, do anything you can to prevent dropping the FR-301. From my experience, the plastic housing can be a bit fragile in certain places and expensive to replace.

[@tonzillaye]

Oh my god that apple watch holder is ADORABLE.

[@chriscorsello]

When the Apple Watch is attached to a power supply it displays a clock sideways, effectively acting as a digital nightstand clock, in other words, had he attached power to his watch, the display would be correct.

[@Wazoox]

Hum at 1:30 I'm pretty sure the name is Iain with an I, not Lain with an L...

[@tonislepp5409]

Noticed that too!

[@RussWWFC]

It made me laugh anyway

[@connorm430]

Yes its definitely Ian: Iain is the gaelic spelling

[@ianmelzer]

As a Ian I recognized that as well.

[@AlienSquidFiend]

Sure they don't just love anime?

[@RMCRetro]

I had good results with retrobriting and a sous vide, especially when combined with a full spectrum light. A good solution for those of us without sunshine. Look forward to seeing your results. You can catch the vid on my channel.

[@1Click100]

RetroManCave that was a good video, I remember it

[@BertGrink]

RetroManCave Nice to meet you here!

[@RMCRetro]

BertyFromDK you too Berty!

[@TomChucklehead]

Definitely read this in your voice ;)

[@vidura]

You are blessed with much love from your viewers. You deserve it. Thank you for all your work. Your videos bring such comfort. Thank you man.

[@Boojakascha]

buying stuff drunk sucks... I feel your pain!

[@davidkalla1549]

Boojakascha P A I N

[@xorith]

That box from Iain Mason, you pronounced the name as "Lane". I work with an Iain, so I've already been corrected. It's actually more like "E-an". I also had the Animator as a child. I got it when I was in the hospital having my appendix taken out. I remember the book that came with it, and there was a baseball animation I was working on while in there. It was awesome.

[@ijabbott63]

Yes, "Ian" and "Iain" are basically variants of the same name. (I should know because that's my name too!) If you go back far enough, they are derived from "John", which is derived from ... well you get the idea.

[@ianparrott2462]

It's the scottish way of spelling Ian

[@Leannchops]

I had a wee giggle at Lane as well. He must have thought the I was a L.

[@macartm]

> Yes, "Ian" and "Iain" are basically variants of the same name. (I should know because that's my name too!) If you go back far enough, they are derived from "John", which is derived from ... well you get the idea. It is the Scots Gaelic form of Ian, which in itself is the Anglicised version of Iain ... which mean 'John' :) See also Euan, Ewan, Eon, Johan, etc... If you have never heard of the name Iain you have obviously never read any Iain M Banks ... in which case, David, you've missed out some great sci fi :) He also published non-scifi stuff as Iain Banks. He is now sadly dead although I was lucky enough to meet him a couple of times. The M (as I found out, cause I asked him after he said 'don't ask what the M stands for' ;) ) is for Menzies, but he pronounced it 'Mingyiss' ... because that Z in Scots spelling stands for a letter (yogh) that no longer exists ...

[@NESNerd427]

9:16 is a reference to Zork when you tried to go in a dark place without the lantern

[@Eyepatchfilms]

I spent $300 bucks at Fry's for a Hakko like that last year. Amazed someone got you a brand new one. Looking inside, that is completely new! It will save you years of your life.

[@bobbytables464]

"Antibishonen? Is that a name or a company?" It's a weeb.

[@JoJoModding]

Congrats for pronouncing 'Arne Schmitz' at 6:55 just like a native German. That was really on point. I'm impressed. (I'm not Arne btw, just also German)

[@kazriko]

Because on that end of the box, you don't have a light source and it's dark.

[@aaron71]

@5:17 WHOA!! I haven't seen those since my birthday when I was a kid! No idea what happened to them. Thanks for the surge of nostalgia there!

[@17659817265781465781]

Take all the time you need, we love 8-bit KEYS too!

[@richfiles]

11:15 That is a heck of a gift. I have the older Hakko 808 model, which is more or less just the oder version of what you got. I spent over $200 on mine when I got it new! You will LOVE that tool, and will never even grasp how you ever lived without it, once you do your first desoldering!

[@henrytherobot]

*I love these unboxings, the geek in me is pleased!* 🤓

[@somekidplays355]

Wut

[@somekidplays355]

Ok?

[@gammer500]

@@somekidplays355 ?

[@Akotski-ys9rr]

And he has still never tried the sous vide cooker 4 years later

[@LMacNeill]

Wander around long enough in the darkness in the game Zork and you'll get eaten by a grue. I guess Zork was a tiny bit before your time. :-)

[@douro20]

I believe that was in Colossal Cave Adventure first.

[@kingklump]

Not necessarily. Zork: Grand Inquisitor came out in the late 90's. I believe that was the last in the series though.

[@jenjenneration]

LMacNeill I'm only 19 and I played Zork on my dad's old computer

[@megapillow1]

Sapphire Chica same here, though I usually use dosbox to play for games because unfortunately I do not own a computer that runs ms-dos

[@TheRealColBosch]

David is a titch older than me, and I remember playing the classic Zork text adventures. Given that he started learning programming on a VIC-20, I'd say he just missed them. It happens.

[@Drakelx55]

Let me just say as a diehard whovian, I’m greatly impressed by your knowledge of the classic series

[@DavidSpitzerLawDog]

The most shocking part of this video was that you did not know what a Grue is. :)

[@billmyke746]

David Spitzer He must never have played any kind of role playing game. Which is of course absolutely inexcusable in my ridiculously humble and worthless opinion.

[@DavidSpitzerLawDog]

bill myke I’m obsessed with infocom games. I’ve collected almost all of them

[@billmyke746]

David Spitzer infocom games were truly great. they were the best of the genre. Many good memories sir.

[@reitrace]

if you haven't played any infocom games you are dead to me

[@RyanGoolevitch]

He's the 8-Bit guy, not the 36-bit word PDP guy. (At least that's where zork started) :)

[@misterbogs]

i'm no computer geek but watching this channel makes me comfy, thanks alot 8-bit guy

[@ahzekahriman5840]

Hey 8-Bit guy, just watched another video of yours about miniature arcade cabinets. I just wanted to let you know that there is indeed a smaller, more accurate version of these cabinets as sold by Super Impulse. The Ms. Pacman cabinet blew me away. It's small (about three to four inches tall) and fits in your hand. The game plays almost exactly like the cabinet itself. It has fruit, it changes level design (after the sets are cleared), colors and the sounds are crisp and clear. The screen itself is about 1x1 1/2. Great fun.

[@keplerk]

I literally can watch this gentleman opening boxes and packages for hours and never get bored.

[@AbbreviatedReviews]

Oh man I had some Hit Stix. They were the worst. They rarely ever registered so you'd swing them to try and do a cool drum roll and like every 10th swing makes a sound.

[@Locomamonk]

I remember seeing the commercials back in the late 80's and early 90's, the ad music was so catchy I remember it today "you don't need drums to make this sound, it's true!" LOL

[@Celcius1]

If you can source vic-20 cases, it’ll be perfect so we can build our own VIC-20’s

[@spicydeath82]

there are likely after market cases that can be bought.

[@mhammadalloush5104]

Not to mention 3d printers

[@johnfrancisdoe1563]

Filamax Hard part would be getting equivalents of the VIC chip etc. Maybe the digital parts can be recreated in FPGAs etc, but the analog parts may be harder, though not as hard as a SID chip for the C=64.

[@SpearM3064]

So far, I've only been able to find 3D-printed *VIC-20 cartridge* cases. There was a crowdfunded production run of 3D-printed Commodore 64 cases, but you can't use those without taking an angle grinder to them, because the ports on the back were different.

[@hellocollegejason198]

As someone who loves watching your videos, i'm thankful for the people that make donations. Always cool to see what will be in upcoming videos.

[@MrWombatty]

Coincidentally, several months ago a friend gave me a fully working Yamaha RX-7 (less features than RX-15) which I had a bit of a play with, & a Chinese-branded mid '90s electronic keyboard (with a few easily fixed faults) which would still be good for a beginner to confidently learn on! When I was young I spent the best part of a year having lessons to play the piano after my parents inherited an old upright from a relative, but it never stayed in tune & my hands were still quite small at that age, so I gave up. Eventually a different tuner took one look & informed us that the iron-frame was cracked, so it was really my playing skills to blame! Anyway, a few months ago someone local to me was selling on eBay a Yamaha MM6 61-Key Synthesizer keyboard about 10yrs old for a really great price (no other bidders due to local pick-up only) which I'm now learning to play, picking up where I left of all those years ago (although did learn to play acoustic-guitar for a while, I'm a bit rusty)!

[@MrWombatty]

Love made in Japan; Thanks for correcting my misunderstanding on how the RX-7 compared with the other Yamaha machines! Certainly good to know, especially considering mine is in fully working order! As my friend retrieved it from a church clean-up, my RX-7 may not have had the sort of abuse that comes with being carted around on the road!

[@rarbiart]

i keep repeating myself, but i really appreciate your unboxing pace! It's just so much more entertaining than most others.

[@demagmusic]

I recall when my sister and I used to fight over the Coleco. She wanted to play Smurfs. I wanted to play Zaxxon. We got an hour apiece ;)

[@ChristopherSobieniak]

Demag Good times!

[@sideburn]

When it first came out there weren’t many games so you had to get Smurf. At least that’s how I remember it. My mom loved that game but she was terrible at it. Couldn’t jump over those fences!

[@ChristopherSobieniak]

sideburn My parents had NO interest in the games they bought us during those years so we simply had to figure it out ourselves (We could jump over the fences pretty well anyway). I recall figuring out the bug in Donkey Kong that let you climb up the ladders twice as fast on my own though!

[@sideburn]

Christopher Sobieniak yep me too. Just had to move the stick up and down a certain way. Mine played them a little. Venture was one they got into as well.

[@ChristopherSobieniak]

It did go isometric at least. kzbin.info/www/bejne/nIDLdHl7ZpyMjdE

[@HR-wd6cw]

The OkiMate bought back memories (good and bad) of the old OkiData dot matrix / daisywheel printers, that were often very loud when printing. Of course, not as bad as the printer my parents had for the Apple II which was basically like a typewriter on steroids (very loud, but quite fast, and produced--from what I recall--very vivid text printing, better than dot matrix actually).

[@Dorkable666]

7:23 t-series ain't nothin but a chris lozaga

[@marko.8810]

Hi Dave. Awesome video as always. I also wanted to send our sympathies from myself and my wife (we met you on Long Island last summer) on the passing of your cousin. As with Darrell he was a monster musician and a great guy and we’re so sorry for your loss.

[@EngineeringVignettes]

That keyboard looks like it has an issue with the contrast control.... when you get around to looking at it. Cheers, - Eddy

[@Keziapurrs]

I've never heard of 80% of the things you unbox, but I still thoroughly enjoy your videos.

[@yunlien]

6:23 French guy here, your "sous vide" was perfect

[@scruffythejanitor1969]

yunlien I wish I had a French Guy who would approve/correct my French pronunciation. I have probably mangled that language more than any other.

[@JoshLeRose]

Indeed, The first time he mentioned it in an older video he said "swees veed" lol

[@mutzbunny]

Grue is a minecraft mod hostile animal, he has a infinite attack de age and comes to dark places and kill you

[@pierregabory8772]

You pronounced “sous vide” perfectly

[@sleepyjarvis6062]

U remind me so much of my best friend from elementary school. I truly enjoy all your videos and learn a lot every time I watch one. YOu Rock !!

[@crankjazz]

Iain is pronounced Ian as It's an older spelling of a Scottish/Gaelic name that is now often spelled "Ian". It's pronounced the same as "Ian". It is derived from "Ioannes", the Latin spelling of "John".

[@MajenkoTechnologies]

crankjazz Most names seem to traceable back to John...

[@MrWombatty]

Nice desoldering machine! You're right about those cheaper hand-suckers, especially after the tips begin to melt out of shape when used multiple times on the same joints!

[@azyfloof]

As soon as I saw the title I wondered if you were getting pinion gears delivered xD "A Grue..? Whatever that is" You know I literally don't believe you :P

[@clintthompson4100]

It is good to know David would only have to worry about being eaten by the Grue if the room he was in was dark, good thing for lights. I love the Zork series and they are still great today. David just stay away from White Houses with partially open windows on one side. Love the newest unboxing, always great to see what great clasic stuff you receive.

[@brycemw]

I have the same Apple Watch stand! I 3d printed mine in purple but it’s the same design.

[@Minecraft101ToonLink]

I was the one who sent that. I noticed he has an Apple Watch, and I came across the stand, so I got one for him. 😁

[@brycemw]

101ToonLink cool! I think it looks awesome.

[@Campingrobot]

Purple, eh? -Outrágeòus! :D

[@HolowatyVlogs]

Finally some closure with the Osborne handle! Sucks that first guy ran off with it, but I was hoping someone would send you another one.

[@HappySlappyFace]

I'm here trying to use cinebench on my 478 Pentium 4 2.66ghz

[@Knix6593]

HappySlappyFace oh. i know you from budget builds server. meme

[@xan1242]

is it over yet?

[@Jerkwad152]

You poor, poor soul. :(

[@BlackEpyon]

5:05 I still have one of those Talking Teachers... Found it in a thrift store when I was a kid. Never really used it. Just been sitting in a drawer all these years.

[@tomharding3739]

Lain (Iain), I think It's pronounced the same as Ian 😉 Sorry!

[@tomharding3739]

Yep, I agree 😂

[@Horzuhammer]

When I was a kid, one of my classmates was adamant that Jeff Goldblum's character in Jurassic Park was named Lan Malcolm. This channel definitely incites nostalgia. :D

[@windhelmguard5295]

i get upper and lower case ltters mixed up a lot. you see my first language is german where we capitalize every proper noun so i'm very good at proper capitalization when i'm writing in german (i'm not good at it i never got anything other than an F in speling tests) but i tend to completely forget that caps even exist when i'm writing something in english.

[@cyberiain]

Thank you. Do you know how many people call me Lain?

[@XalphYT]

1:58 oh man, oh man! That Okimate 10 printer connected to GEOS will print such beautiful, beautiful images. Just make sure to use super glossy high-quality paper to really let that thermal printer shine.

[@OhTaKuSo]

How do you buy 155 vic 20 mother boards?

[@SpearM3064]

OhTaKuSo Because David agreed to buy their entire stock of VIC-20 motherboards... but forgot to ask HOW MANY they had before making the purchase. :)

[@theoliviaarchives4794]

That drum machine looks pretty cool.

[@OtakuDeCarnitas109]

I’m pretty sure Antibishonen is a user name, because Bishonen is an anime genre

[@antibishonen]

Well, I think so too....

[@OtakuDeCarnitas109]

antibishonen oof

[@InessaMaximova]

Otaku De Carnitas you clearly showed that you play roblox.

[@MagnaRyuuDesigns]

those stickers on keyboard keys were notorious for moving after using the keyboard a few times. The adhesive was crap, so they more then likely started life all lined up but over time and use they slid.

[@M3MB3Rrr]

Bishonen means "handsome man" in japanese, and anti is the opposite, so he called himself ugly. :)

[@antibishonen]

Hey, I'm not ugly. I was told I was a swan!

[@M3MB3Rrr]

You mean aweswan?

[@MrCageman]

Just received 2 C16 keyboards; thank you! Feeling somewhat honored receiving something from The 8-Bit Guy 😅

[@CommanderZx2]

How did you accidentally buy 155 VIC-20 boards?

[@dumdum7786]

He was probably drunk

[@Seatux]

The keyboard could go to that chyrosan22 guy to review.

[@johnignaczak7242]

I have accidentally purchased lots of things, although they usually have wheels and an engine

[@mini-_]

Great seeing this in my sub box, just two weeks ago I binged all previous episodes!

[@brianoconnell6459]

Eaten by a grue: Original Zork reference.

[@MaximNightFury]

I love waking up to a new video notification, it's even better when it's ready to start on my phone screen

[@SuperJet_Spade]

Yay! Another unboxing video.

[@GeneraleRus]

The Bontempi is an italian company that produces musical instruments for kids and child, here in my area they were very common as most kids in middle school had to either play the plastic recorder or the mouth-piano (air-powered piano) during music lessons at school

[@6Diego1Diego9]

now go run at the park

[@berczigabor]

12:23 Maybe they were properly lined up originally, just have slightly shifted during use. As it happens with most soft stickers that get touched all the time.

[@denimadept]

You don't know what a grue is, and you consider yourself a technologist! Go play Zork!

[@walterheukels]

I'm pretty sure I've seen him hold some Zork I-III cartridges or disks!

[@pistool1]

Who cares about whether the 8-bit guy knew what a grue is? Actually no one. These must be the same kind of whiny commentators that complain about the pronunciation of some specific word in the video... Just focus on the video and stop fretting about some frivolous and 100% non-relevant matters!

[@eulerp4260]

4:27 those keys on the left remind me somehow of the old Mile washingmachines :O hehe, nice video !

[@billmyke746]

Well, what do we have here!?An Okimate-10 "Color" printer...

[@GnuReligion]

I so wanted one of these when they came out. Hard to afford the good paper and cartridges to keep them going.

[@necronom]

I still have my Okimate 20. Looks very similar, just a beige (now yellowed) colour. The colour pics I printed on it looked excellent. You could either use thermal paper, or use a black or colour cartridge and print on normal paper, though there was this shiny paper that was the proper paper for it, if I remember correctly.

[@twiddler71]

I had one years ago. Took so damn long to print 1 page, especially color. If you printed color, it wasted a lot of the ribbon so I made sure I was printing something I really needed.

[@ICanDoThatToo2]

Yeah, very cool. Was given one from my dad's co-worker long ago. Never used it with a C-64, but many years later, I got it working with my Amiga (using an interface that came with TheA64Package). Sold the Amiga stuff, but will keep the Commy stuff forever!

[@josegalopez]

Glad you got a replacement handle. Drill out the old rivets. Retrobrite, buff the chrome, treat the leather and re-rivet. Looking forward to the update.

[@gk...]

R.I.P. Paul and Jeanne Catalano

[@thegenerousdegenerate9395]

I love these vids... I find them endlessly interesting. I do however wish that you would make follow up videos explaining and demonstrating all the stuff that people have so graciously sent you. The vast majority of I have never seen and am curious about. Which also is one of the main reasons i enjoy your channel. Just some food for thought, I'm sure they would be well recieved and it's at least worth a shot. Keep up the good work man!

[@seannyyx]

is "LAIN" not IAIN? capital i not a lowercase L

[@slipknotboy555]

12:00 I have one, too, and I like it. 8 bit sampling, and with more features than something like an SK-1 (and cool ones at that). It's significantly more expensive than SK-1s now, and probably not as common. Shame someone messed it up with all those stickers

[@domramsey]

Iain: Ian (that's an 'i' not an 'l') Bontempi: Bon - tem - pee Sous Vide: Soo Veed

[@grossteilfahrer]

Bontempi made electric organs, harmonicas, accordions, pedalled / blown small plastic organs, recoders, flutes you name it. Many was toys, some were serious intruments.

[@grossteilfahrer]

apparently they still do.. www.bontempi.com/

[@tohopes]

tfw lan throws a party and people bring their computers..

[@pistool1]

You must be very popular at parties!

[@domramsey]

pistool1: You think I get invited to parties!??

[@jsmunroe]

@5:42 I recognized that as soon as you held it up. I haven't seen one of those since I was a kid. I had forgotten about it. It's called a Brain Baffler, huh. Interesting.

[@SpookyTalkShow]

Dude, Smurf is SO awful , but I can't stop playing it!

[@jaysunten]

Spooky Television Network For Colecovision, ya can't beat Tapper or Dragonfire 🤘

[@jrs4516]

ohhh that cartridge holder! there's something so satisfying about opening and closing that style of case!

[@wowster762]

can I send you ice cream

[@newagederpderp]

No. That would melt.

[@Tom32211]

8:57 Nah, seriously, it's OK! Best donation box I've ever seen yet! 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@TylerWynn]

great video!

[@Minecraft101ToonLink]

3:17 You’re welcome David for the Apple Watch Nightstand. 😀 Now if only the charger would make better contact. 😒 (He sent me an email about that.)

[@EpicLPer]

Noice!

[@AustinHarsh]

EpicLPer Noice...

[@jozefik1259]

Noise

[@beedslolkuntus2070]

Józefik 12 WOW

[@mayravixx25]

Nooks

[@MisterLiker]

Super geil.

[@samthemultimediaman]

I tried the controlled heated water and peroxide method it warped/melted the plastic and ruined a vintage portable computer case, your tub in the sun method is the safest, If you attempt to use the heated method make sure the plastics you are trying it with can handle heat!

[@Gamer59806]

Cool

[@Browningate]

Did you mean that you can't _overstate_ at 14:42, rather than understate?

[@BooTeresa1006]

Imagine being called Iain and finding out your online friend thought your name was Lain the whole time.

[@sirthicenskoorb3684]

Love your unboxing videos. Its like Christmas.

[@jannuarytrash]

Can't wait to see the donations in future episodes.

[@drivers99]

Gorf on the Coleco was also in Ready Player One. The young version of Halliday was playing it in his bedroom at the end of the movie. I recognized the sound immediately because it was the first home video game I played (at my cousin's house, on a black and white TV; I think black and white TVs were often used for video games at the time after families upgraded to a color set and had a B&W relegated to a bedroom, basement, etc), not counting a pong clone my grandma owned (also on a basement B&W set).

[@casstelles]

I found something ironic when you mentioned the Vic-20 boards at the end. I know of the place of "Fair Radio Sales" very well. My late father used to work for the from the 1980s to 1994. I may have seen some of these boards as a kid when the store was located on Eureka St in Lima, OH. This can tell you how old some of these boards are. Talk about a trip down memory lane. :)

[@____________________________.x]

I would shit my pants with excitement if someone gave me any of that, and you are like... "gee, looks like a nice $300 desoldering tool, err, thanks..."

[@axemanracing6222]

The stickers move when the glue gets old & soft. I had the same issue, sticked all in a row very dainty. After 3 years of use they looked like this 12:26

[@Zhixalom]

That desoldering iron makes desoldering into a breeze. But you should always make sure the tip and suction pipe is clear while it is still hot (using those steel cleaning wires). I learned the hard way that it is much harder to re-heat and clean out any solder once you have let it cool down.

[@Stoneysilence]

12:16 I would guess that it isn't that they put the stickers on like that but as they used the keyboard the stickers moved. I've seen this happen on other devices that have a lot of use where the sticker is being touched a lot. The great sticker migration.

[@kanepeterson9775]

I had the Okimate 10 printer on my C64. To get a good printout you need a smooth thermal covered paper to print on. Using normal paper got you a printout like you showed in the video. I don't think I ever printed anything in color with it beyond what samples that came on the floppy.

[@samuelstinson3274]

It’s always Christmas on David’s unboxing videos!

[@danmanx2]

Great video. It looks like Christmas for you! I had the smurf game for Atari 2600. It's pretty easy. I played it for HOURS. I can still hear the music in my head.

[@Christopher-N]

Huzzah, another unboxing *:D* (00:43) I'm told I use vague reference when I'm mentioning things from the 80s to coworkers who were born after the 80s, but those shirts are too vague, even for me. (07:06) Needless to say, Clint Basinger of *Lazy Game Reviews* has a couple of custom AdLib cards also. (09:16) Grue: look up Infocom interactive fiction games (or the Wikipedia page). (12:15) I bet the stickers were not _"randomly placed"._ I've had the same issue with Rosetta Stone keyboard language stickers, probably why they stopped issuing them: the glue gets nasty, and they eventually migrate with use.