I Bought Japanese JUNK GameBoys!

In this video, I unbox handhelds that I bought from my first trip to Japan, all labeled as "junk" and sold for a fraction of the price of regular ones.
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[@techmatt97]

Great video very interesting. I always wanted to go and get a game boy from Japan directly. It’s a dream of mine.❤ good job

[@wolfgangleithold1703]

For junk those prices are still pretty high

[@CompactCornerOfficial]

True, but these were the cheapest I could find in Tokyo and the yen was a bit weaker

[@PaPaPIG653]

Meanwhile in my country a psp would cost about 10k yen

[@LionFeldman]

​@@CompactCornerOfficialStuff usually is a lot more expensive in the touristy areas especially Akihabara or anywhere really in Tokyo or Den Den Town in Osaka.

[@TricksStack]

bro you're underated keep it going!

[@otisjordan5613]

That GBC screen looks exactly as it should, they really are dim and not very comfortable to play on. Also, the powerslider was probably a bit dirty or corroded, which is why it didnt turn on the first times, they do not need a game to turn on

[@jabs_labs6828]

じゅんいち (Junichi)

[@mikeg93]

My man xD they are not called junk for no reason , your surprise for the gbp killed me ahaha I guess junk Is a therm they use for the console who are sold primarily for parts

[@rockergun4111]

Hell yes we love fun finds :)

[@NinjaTenK]

There are some issues that need to be repaired

[@bisugzzz]

what shop did you get those

[@CompactCornerOfficial]

Sadly I don't remember the exact place, but It was in Akihabara a bith further north where all the used electronic repair shops are located

[@damiandamian9987]

IQue is China Gameboy!

[@takahiroyoshiyuki]

You got scammed lol 😂

[@IAmNeomic]

How? They were marked "Junk" and they all worked.