What's Inside The NES I FOUND In The Dumpster?!? This Is The COOLEST Console EVER !!!

[@TheSpeedyDiver]

What's your favorite gaming system?!?

[@nathanbarnes9192]

Gotta be the Nintendo 64. So many memories of playing Goldeneye when i was a kid. Whats your favorite system Speedy?

[@pearlshaughnessy9048]

LoL NES was the only game system I had as a child and beat my two older brothers at all Mario games

[@Weird04Life]

The soujaboy console

[@lancedanials6128]

Play station 4

[@wastepitt]

GameCube or Wii. Idk I've only played 4 systems. :/

[@danallison5006]

It is that clean because it has no fan in it to draw dust into it.

[@happenstance7530]

If you have problems with games not working after you took it apart check the cartridge caddy. The tray with the spring, there is a little clip on the underside of it that needs to be slid under the circuit board when you slide it back over the 72 pin connector before you screw it back on. When you lift the tray it should pull the circuit board up with it if it is attached right, with no screws in it.

[@biowolf8333]

Got to love working on old games. The reason most NES's are so clean inside is because there is no cooling fans inside like you find in newer consoles, these are known for pulling dust and debris into you systems. This is why I have air filters in my PC

[@brettharrison3597]

The port on the bottom was intended for expansions for peripherals but they never used it really. I think in Minnesota they used it for gambling. I also think in Japan they used it for hooking into a famicon

[@ArePeaThreeRP3]

I didnt know that thanxs

[@epictroid6294]

Brett Harrison the Famicom (Family Computer System) is a console, not a peripheral. But there was the Famicom Disk Drive.

[@ReaperX7]

The bottom port was originally for the NES Disk Drive that never came to be here in the USA. The Famicom Disk Drive was supposed to make games less expensive but due to the fact NOA was more worried about kids not taking care of the disks and parents objecting, they scrapped the idea.

[@ShadowSneak.]

The slot in the bottom is for an expantion or dial-up modem like thing that was sold in Japan

[@ArePeaThreeRP3]

Ya because it never came to the U.S.

[@jango8752]

The 72 pin connector does come out, and if it starts giving you trouble just boil a pot of water and drop the connector in for a couple minutes and it will help to reset and clean the pins and will re-shrink the plastic around it and, after it dries thoroughly, make it work like new again.

[@beerando9925]

It really makes me happy that you cleaned this console and thanks for promoting your gaming channel, cause I never knew you actually did gaming lol I'm relatively new to your channel maybe like the first week of 2019 and I've fallen in love with it from the first video I watched that got me subbed and notified instantly. You are a very different channel and thank you for being different cause I get bored of watching the same ol fortnite and or generic yt vids and its nice to find/watch something new. Keep it up and I love your channel. Gonna go sub to your 2nd ine right now so stay amazing and god bless

[@Andrew-sk1fk]

This guy really likes his NES doesn't he?

[@senpaianimation9063]

If he did why is it in the trash. :)

[@changdang4176]

@@senpaianimation9063 he found it

[@afailedhalojl]

That's a pristine find Speedy! Great job! Definitely a Jackpot, congrats! 👍🏻✌️💜

[@lieffian]

3:46- that’s technology in the 80’s built to last if you kept it in working order, as you see, it still plays today. Also a video idea, show what you donate next time you bring in a load of found games and stuff

[@DrDunsparce]

Clicking on this vid like TheSpeedyClicker

[@tryhard007]

Haha lol

[@ArePeaThreeRP3]

Ya boi

[@tryhard007]

@@ArePeaThreeRP3 I see you comment on most of his vids

[@ArePeaThreeRP3]

@@tryhard007 ya i just like to

[@ArePeaThreeRP3]

@@tryhard007 if you go through the comment you will see me alot

[@pearlshaughnessy9048]

That was neat to watch I have never seen the inside of this system before

[@ashersarchives]

With the cart tray off you slide the 52 pin connector back of the circuit board by pushing it toward the back of the system. The 52 pin connectors are what fails and you can buy new ones for super cheap off eBay if you ever need to. The slot on the bottom of the board was for a disc drive system that used floppy discs. It was released in Japan but never came to the US. That slot mirrored the cart slot on the system

[@micky6966]

I still have the complete NES (with gun!) that my boyfriend bought me for Christmas in 1986. I have Zelda and Marios Bothers/Duckhunt. Our Tvs didn't have AV inputs so we had to figure out the cable/game switch. We used to play Zelda for hours and I HATED when the dog would laugh at me when I missed a shot in Duck Hunt. I wonder if Duck Hunt works witha flat screen. :-D

[@QuestionBlockGaming]

This NES looks like someone replaced the 72-pin connector. This was a machine that was taken care of and well-loved.

[@frijolesare_g00d78]

That NES is the god of all NES’S!!! 🙏🙏

[@ArePeaThreeRP3]

Speedy is a whole new section of cool

[@elfrijolerosamarripa1819]

From what I remember, the NES we owned had different screws, that's why i never got into ours. The screws were an odd shape, so maybe someone did some work on that one.

[@livefreeprintguns]

IN SPEEDY WE TRUST.

[@ShadowSneak.]

Thus video is basically "So you're performing surgery on an NES 101"

[@SchizoFrog3]

Better than a grape

[@ArePeaThreeRP3]

Operation Nes is a go

[@Guitarplayer7253]

That port on the bottom of it is for an accesory that was never released, but I think it was released for the famicom (Japanese version)

[@rohimabegum9272]

Ive not watched you since your first rubber band ball in forever

[@joob_8]

Yea I've wanted this vid thanks Speedy!

[@minater247]

GG glad it works and haven't made it through the ad but everyone make sure youre subbed to this dude

[@ArePeaThreeRP3]

I see it

[@madmann6723]

Speedy that's (c) copyright 1985 the NES was manufactured from 1983 -1989. That particular unit could be 85-89.

[@elfrijolerosamarripa1819]

Oh dang, I hope the ammonia in the windex doesn't discolor your console.

[@evansmshooter595]

I went dumpster diving at GameStop tonight and found Titanfall, a little poster and like 10 little book things from last year. It’s so much fun! (And three rubber bands)

[@ErnestoAvilez92]

The 72 pin connector does come out and it looks like it was changed, since the NES has a problem with the 72 pin connector getting worn out and the pin get bend inside and prevent the games from playing.

[@Out2GetYaWorldAKAMcfly]

I rather enjoyed that Sqweek! Like an old house with creeky doors . Just gives me a chill 😆

[@gaingreensskiller]

It's so clean inside probably because there's no internal fan to draw any airflow into the system.

[@vacuumvlogs]

I grew up with a Super Nintendo and 2 Nintendo 64

[@ArePeaThreeRP3]

I had the ps1,original xbox,and a nintendo 64

[@vacuumvlogs]

@@ArePeaThreeRP3 nice

[@Defensive_Wounds]

1:21 - Taking the game cartridge out of ANY console that uses cartridges is equivalent to you moving an XBOX360 while the DVD game is spinning and you stand the console up from a flat position or vice-versa - damage the game and console! 2:30 - Simply get a fridge magnet (or any speaker, as the back of those is a magnet) and rub the tip of ANY regular screwdriver top to bottom for 1 minute, There you go! Now you have a magnetic tipped screw-driver for life!

[@patricksnyder8798]

If it isn't broke don't mess with it. Also if you are gonna keep taking consoles apart you should have an electrostatic wrist band and mat. That towel is begging to create and electrostatic charge and fry a circuit board.

[@charlottepaterson6354]

That is what you call a clean and well made console also great video speedy.

[@grotgrusson3185]

What is the black stuff with holes in it, sitting on the left hand side of console? (Your left. Not the wents or controler ports)

[@bobbybquick7511]

You hath peaked my curiosity, mortal higher than most mortals.

[@ArePeaThreeRP3]

Haha....lol

[@jumpsh00ps]

Thyne must speak in King James!

[@bobbybquick7511]

James Hooper Ah, Thou would be right!

[@sasagolubovic4055]

I LOVE SPEEDY CAT

[@ThatWeirdoWhoMakesVideos]

Just a heads up I don't think the black thing on the left of the console is subpost to be there Normally nes consoles don't have that on them

[@miguelgalaviz6735]

Dude that crazy bro bro

[@livefreeprintguns]

NES is very much the godfather still to this day.

[@katiecakanic]

I miss my NES... By far my favorite system, along with the original gameboy.

[@audreyblack7950]

Good job man!!!!

[@forblox1232]

I have an nes but for some reason It turns off on its own for no reason while playing do you why it's happening

[@davidh0809]

Back in the day, they were going to use the expansion slot on the bottom for a modem option, as well as an expected CD-ROM attachment. Neither were developed.

[@mrbrown2186]

I doubt it was developed for a CD ROM attachment years before CD ROMs/drives were even thought of. They may have thought about creating a CD rom attachment for it after they had been invented but not before.

[@djfurman100]

I saw you last video when you tried out the system and sorry to say you had the blinking red light that means the 72 pin connectors bad because a full working in nes doesn't blink it just has a solid red light so the system you have right now somewhat works and that 72 pin connector can come out that's how you replace that pin connector

[@lonzoball6480]

Speedy good work keep up the awesome videos

[@superdave7498]

could you not get that sticker off the left front?

[@shado2us]

No fixing needed, no major dirt/dust in it. Super surprised!!!

[@lilgasboy5997]

I love this guy he makes my day

[@jadedrose179]

Yes speedy please keep saying “how old it” because I’m one year older than it so I must be ancient....lol.

[@bidehead606]

What is That black stiker whit circles on it

[@rufnek3124]

The nes was the savior of gaming console

[@PSXBOXClassics]

i like the Squeaky door its Classic NES style and it the consoles way of saying hello play with me

[@tanktaylor7510]

hey speedy if you are seeing this I just want to say you are awesome and plz keep up the good vids bro you are awesome just keep these up :)

[@Gold_Yoshi]

(It looked like a normal nes)

[@ArePeaThreeRP3]

It is

[@davewest3137]

Looks mad speedy 😁😁😁

[@hazelannhtd4lifer852]

Brings back memories of going around friends house and playing her nitendo 64 I was 3 when that one came out but older when I played nitendo 64 you might find old saga mega drive and games next that was my favourite game system

[@santoroaquatics5038]

Love the videos bro keep it up

[@vexioux]

Great video as always 😛

[@chiasaonethousandmornings7292]

I watch every single video u upload I really love your vids

[@roku4124]

Wow cleaning

[@gio6599]

I’m shopping for a nes right now The Speedy Diver lol 😆

[@ArePeaThreeRP3]

Lol

[@seinfeldclips]

They Are About $100 US Dollars

[@ArePeaThreeRP3]

Thats alot

[@gio6599]

Dylan Bordner I found one for about 55 bucks. Not too bad

[@seinfeldclips]

On Amazon. If You Are Looking For A NES Classic Edition, Go To Your Local WalMart Or Target And Pick One Up For About 60 US Dollars.

[@seinfeldclips]

The NES!!! Hi Speedy, How Are You?

[@ArePeaThreeRP3]

How are you

[@seinfeldclips]

I Am Well.@@ArePeaThreeRP3

[@ArePeaThreeRP3]

@@seinfeldclips good

[@nightmareonelmstreetfreddy7917]

What happened to the gamestop breaking video games and rubber bands and wires???

[@JT-su2kx]

Hey speedy, love these videos, keep it up

[@tryhard007]

What is the little black thing on the left of the nes It keeps on messing with me

[@grayknight1536]

What did the librarian say to the kid? Read more

[@kguitarplaying]

Grayknight IM WHEEZING

[@rivy1683]

Bruh

[@terminatorgames949]

Omg

[@xxsharknationxx3738]

*C o m e d y*

[@S.E.SBoomingAce]

Grayknight lol

[@DiggerAddiction]

Nooo dont get rid of the squeak that's what mad it so great lol mine did that as soon as I opened it back in 1992

[@V01dstorm]

thats what a nes looks like on the inside

[@JEFFMAN316]

So what’s the purpose of taking the insides apart? It was super clean

[@Dogmaguy74]

Jeffrey Betterton I believe that he wanted to explore its components to see how they compare to today’s.

[@samuelkoca181]

Squeeeeaaaak Squeeeeaaaak 😂

[@olladapa404]

I wish the Nintendo shows your face.. The flashbacks I mean..

[@Squicx]

*Ok now find an abandond arcade machine*

[@powerhacks4343]

You cleaned it when you were not making a video

[@treytucker9948]

Game stop cleans and replayse parts to any reused console they sell.

[@powerhacks4343]

Thx for letting me know

[@williamtoccijr9579]

@@treytucker9948 except GameStop...while they will take the system from you for minimal store credit... corporate won't let them sell it...which is why it was in the trash...the reason it's clean is because the former owner put a brand new board and 72 pin connector in it...no idea why anyone would want to get rid of it when they did so much work to get it working at full capacity again...

[@jen0s414]

I LOVE U SPEEDY!

[@allenwest1986]

I got NES for Christmas when they first came out .

[@missykain590]

Love love love your videos!!

[@ianbarber4542]

I would call it the cartridge carrage. Like a dvdrom's disc carrage.

[@thefamjaycrew3901]

Early squad where you guys at (:

[@ArePeaThreeRP3]

Here

[@rly907]

NES Review 👏👏

[@alaynelucas708]

Hmmm....rubber bands inside?!?!🤣😂🤣😂

[@snipez411]

Is this chrisfix alter ego 😂😂😂😂 been watching for years just now thinking this

[@ceezbreez]

I have a nes it still works and games works!!!

[@gn04]

How dare you take apart a old console that Nintendo doesn’t make anymore, it is a memory, a relic of the past, it is a creation

[@TYEGaming]

Ive still got my Nes. Heard its still valuable an antique 👌

[@Tapukokomaster54]

Not really valuable worth a pretty penny but not valuable

[@spidermonkey2289]

RUBBERBAND SQUAD REPORTING IN 👏👏👏

[@KingOtama]

When did you start diving

[@dizzyzz7762]

Aw I thought its was gonna be dumpsterdiving

[@sahara9341]

@@tommyb8113 Looks like Thegamerboy got a new account

[@ArePeaThreeRP3]

@@tommyb8113 why do you insist on saying its fake

[@ArePeaThreeRP3]

@@tommyb8113 well it might be only that dumpster because my brother when to gamestops dumpster and found an after glow controller

[@ArePeaThreeRP3]

@@tommyb8113 im not saying that what your saying is not true but i think your exaduating that a bit

[@enriquemartinez1030]

Hi speedydiver also don't blow into the cartridge as it does not help the cartridge all you are doing is spitting into the cartridge and will damage the cartridge.

[@exoticsilence4261]

Hope u all have a wonderful and safe day/night -From a small KZbinr with big dreams..

[@sirpicklez9442]

It’s actually best to hold the circuit board not the components because they will break off

[@SEPCoopEntertainment]

Why did you not grab a cup of something to put the screws in

[@skye4771]

Awesome video!!! I love watching your videos every night 👍 good job and keep it up 👆

[@collinezell7325]

Very cool and sweet

[@redlegiondestiny2913]

My fav type of vids

[@williamtoccijr9579]

Looks like whoever had it before cleaned and updated parts...it looks like it has a new 72 pin connector...that's the part the game is read by...

[@meettheals3451]

Have a good night

[@ArePeaThreeRP3]

You to bro

[@thecreaturethatsaidlifesuc5677]

been here since Christmas 2018 am i og btw your videos are mint condition