Join Sam at the shop as she shows off some trade ins that are super NASTY and see if she can get them cleaned up and working!
Rad Junk (Florida)
Join Sam at the shop as she shows off some trade ins that are super NASTY and see if she can get them cleaned up and working!
Rad Junk (Florida)
Australia is FULL of video games! Nintendo Switch, Retro Games, EB Games, JB Hi-FI, Flea Markets and MORE! Video Game Hunting in Australia is BACK!
Did you know: the annual Australia Day Cockroach Races in Brisbane feature competitive cockroach racing, attracting both locals and tourists.
We visit the new Washington State Gaming Expo in Puyallup 40 miles south of Seattle. This 3 day event turned into a MJR Crew reunion, full of retro games, game hunting, pinball, tournaments and more. Plus all the loot I picked up at the expo! WATCH >> https://youtu.be/1N48TT811m0
Metal Jesus & Drunken Master Paul are at Portland Retro Gaming Expo w/ $100 each to buy 3 great games PLUS collectables. Who do YOU think had the better pickups at Portland Retro Gaming Expo?
Portland, Oregon, is a vibrant city nestled in the Pacific Northwest known for its eclectic culture, lush greenery, and laid-back atmosphere. With a backdrop of the snow-capped Cascade Mountains and the nearby Columbia River Gorge, Portland boasts a rich tapestry of diverse neighborhoods, each with its own distinct character and charm. Renowned for its commitment to sustainability, the city embraces a thriving food scene highlighted by farm-to-table dining, a plethora of food carts offering global cuisines, and a fervent craft beer and coffee culture. Artistic expression flourishes in Portland, evident through its numerous galleries, street murals, and the iconic Portlandia statue. The city’s love for the outdoors is evident with its extensive network of parks, bike-friendly streets, and proximity to hiking trails and scenic vistas, making it a haven for outdoor enthusiasts. Yet, Portland also grapples with challenges such as homelessness and urban development, which add complexity to its dynamic identity. Overall, Portland captures a blend of natural beauty, creativity, and a unique sense of community that draws both locals and visitors alike.
I travel to New York hunting for video games! We go behind the scenes at the Strong Museum in Rochester, I explore the awesome Sound Garden music store in Syracuse and we spend two days at RetroGameCon Expo. Minds will be blown!
Part 3 of my epic trip to Japan, this time we sightsee around Tokyo, go up in the Shibuya Sky, rock out at heavy metal bar, visit the Ramen Museum and explore the Gundam Factory + lots of GAME HUNTING! ++ Watch >> https://youtu.be/jt1pWVTPssQ
Top 10 Things to do in Tokyo:
Tokyo, Japan is a vibrant and dynamic city with a wide range of activities to suit various interests. Here are ten popular things to do in Tokyo:
1. **Visit Meiji Shrine**: Located in the heart of Tokyo, this Shinto shrine is a peaceful oasis surrounded by a dense forest. It’s a great place to experience traditional Japanese culture.
2. **Explore Tsukiji Fish Market and Outer Market**: While the inner wholesale market has moved, the outer market is still bustling with shops and restaurants offering fresh seafood, street food, and Japanese kitchenware.
3. **Experience Harajuku and Takeshita Street**: Harajuku is known for its unique fashion and youth culture. Takeshita Street is lined with trendy shops, boutiques, and crepe stands.
4. **Stroll in Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden**: This spacious garden offers a serene escape from the city’s hustle and bustle. It’s particularly beautiful during cherry blossom season.
5. **Visit Asakusa and Senso-ji Temple**: Asakusa is a historic district in Tokyo, and Senso-ji is the city’s oldest temple. Explore Nakamise-dori for traditional snacks and souvenirs.
6. **Experience Shibuya Crossing and Hachiko Statue**: Shibuya Crossing is one of the busiest pedestrian crossings in the world and a symbol of Tokyo’s energy. Don’t forget to pay your respects to Hachiko, the faithful dog.
7. **Discover Odaiba**: This artificial island offers a mix of shopping, entertainment, and futuristic architecture. Highlights include the teamLab Borderless digital art museum and the Odaiba Seaside Park.
8. **Go to Akihabara (Electric Town)**: A paradise for anime, manga, and electronic enthusiasts. You’ll find shops selling everything from figurines to the latest gadgets.
9. **Enjoy the nightlife in Roppongi**: Known for its nightlife scene, Roppongi offers a variety of bars, clubs, and restaurants. It’s a popular spot for both locals and visitors.
10. **Visit Ueno Park and Museums**: Ueno Park is a large public park with cherry blossoms in spring. It’s also home to several museums including the Tokyo National Museum and Ueno Zoo.
Remember, Tokyo is a vast city, so make sure to plan your itinerary based on your interests and the areas you’d like to explore. Additionally, check for any seasonal events or festivals that might be happening during your visit for a unique experience.
We continue our trip in Osaka Japan doing some sightseeing, visiting Universal Studios Japan & Super Nintendo World, trying tasty food, visiting the city of Kobe and and yes… lots and lots of VIDEO GAME HUNTING!
Play Colossal Cave v2.0 : https://bit.ly/3PSzc3M
0:00 Intro
1:58 Osaka AirBnB
3:14 Dotonbori & Ramen
4:43 Universal & Super Nintendo World
9:00 Crazy Osaka Weather
10:18 Nintendo Store
11:45 Pokemon Stores
12:09 Capcom Store
12:38 Video Game Hunting
15:00 Colossal Cave 3D
16:30 Mexican Food?!
18:07 Space Station Bar
18:50 Kobe Day Trip
21:47 Osaka Castle
23:02 Outro
Welcome to Retro Game Con! Located in Syracuse, New York! Here I’ll be interviewing some special guests, and con members, having people answer trivia, and more! Oct 7-8, 2023 ———————————————————————————- Connect with me! IG/TWT: @prpledough Twitch.tv/purpledough
This week the Nasty Labs crew is joined by our friend @MetalJesusRocks! Kinsey and Mark talk the most garbage ever! We talk about Shin Megami Tensai 5, Baldurs Gate 3, and Prison City. PLUS we talk news!
Chuhai, a popular alcoholic beverage in Japan, holds a unique appeal for both locals and visitors alike. Its versatile nature allows for a wide range of flavors, from traditional lemon and lime to exotic options like yuzu and shiso, catering to diverse palates. The low alcohol content and refreshing taste make it an ideal choice for casual social settings, providing a lighter alternative to traditional cocktails or beer. Additionally, the convenience of canned chuhai makes it a portable option for picnics, festivals, or enjoying a drink while strolling through Japan’s vibrant streets. Its availability in vending machines and convenience stores further adds to its accessibility and popularity. Overall, chuhai’s delightful mix of flavors, low alcohol content, and convenience make it a beloved choice for those seeking a refreshing and easy-to-enjoy alcoholic beverage in Japan’s social and cultural scene.
Drunken Master Paul, my wife Rebecca and I recorded a Behind the Scenes Audio Commentary from the Oregon Trip along w/ a “Director’s Cut” of the entire road trip. I’ve added scenes, lengthened others and I think you guys will like hearing the extra stories not originally included.
Oregon is a captivating state that offers a diverse range of attractions, making it a fantastic destination for travelers. Nature enthusiasts are drawn to its breathtaking landscapes, from the rugged coastline of the Pacific Ocean to the lush forests and towering mountains of the Cascade Range. The iconic Crater Lake, a stunningly deep and clear caldera, stands as a testament to the state’s natural wonders. Visitors can also explore the Columbia River Gorge, known for its dramatic waterfalls, and the high desert terrain of central Oregon, which provides a unique contrast to the state’s more verdant regions. Beyond its natural beauty, Oregon boasts a vibrant cultural scene. The city of Portland is renowned for its eclectic arts community, quirky neighborhoods, and an emphasis on sustainability, as evidenced by its numerous eco-friendly initiatives and farm-to-table dining experiences. With its combination of captivating landscapes and vibrant culture, Oregon offers an enriching and memorable experience for every type of traveler.
For those seeking outdoor adventures, Oregon’s diverse geography provides an array of recreational activities. The state is a paradise for hikers, cyclists, and outdoor enthusiasts, offering an extensive network of trails and paths that wind through forests, alongside rivers, and up mountain slopes. The Oregon Coast, with its charming seaside towns, offers opportunities for beachcombing, tidepooling, and even whale watching. Wine aficionados can explore the Willamette Valley, a renowned wine region that produces exquisite Pinot Noir and other varietals. Furthermore, Oregon’s commitment to preserving its natural beauty is evident in its many national and state parks, where camping, fishing, and wildlife observation opportunities abound. From its captivating landscapes to its welcoming communities, Oregon beckons travelers to immerse themselves in its abundant beauty and diverse experiences.