I bought EVERY VIDEO GAME from this Store

Today we work through all the games and consoles from another business and multiple big trades!

Retro Ricks GamePoint Address:
2585 Donaghey Avenue
Suite 111
Conway, AR 72032

INSTAGRAM: @retro__rick

FACEBOOK: @RetroRick

#Business #Nintendo #VideoGames

[vistas]

Make a side channel with the repair guy with long-form content! Don't even need commentary just chill background content, ASMR type stuff.

[lira]

Get the fixing guy his own channel. I would watch that.

[willy]

Seeing his father in the video definitely made it even more awesome. He inherited/ learned the selling mojo n methods from his dad. Awesomeness

[CactusBurch]

Enjoyed the addition of some repair footage! Helps to see the full scope of the shop and just another cool gamer nerd detail to the video overall!

[daytripper]

This is just what I needed after a stressful day at work.. thanks for helping me take my mind off of things and just relax!

[lordcheesus]

Man I LOVE it when old McDonalds artifacts like toy displays for happy meals get discovered and preserved. Nothing like that should be thrown out if you ask me. Especially anything Power Rangers related with McDonalds. That kind of stuff is so rare these days.

That was a good find. I kinda wish I could've been a retro picker like that, I won't lie. Seems like a blast and a good time if you're into retro.

[trentknight]

I love the Arthur transition noise 😂 3:16

[MoneyStack]

Was so cool to see Retro rick with his dad in the video! I see now where Rick learned how to sell and become such a good person! 💯💪😎🙂🤩

[kbramlett]

I am showing my age, (50) but I have seen an Atari 400. Then there was the Atari 800 which had t cartridge slots and 4 controller ports. Then Atari went into their “XL” series. Starting with the 600 XL, the 800 XL (which I had) the 1200 XL, and the 1200 XLD. (This was the only version with a built-in 5 1/4 floppy disk drive. I acquired my 800 XL by getting all As & Bs in the final grading period when I was in the 4th grade. To go along with it, I got the Atari 1010 Cassette player, (yes, software used to come on standard cassettes) and the Atari 1050 floppy disk drive. The cool thing about the accessories is that you could daisy-chain them. Each device had two ports on the back. One for output and the second for input. Then that Christmas, I received a printer, but what threw me a curve, was that it was from Radio Shack. Then my Dad told me to open up a specific package. It was a converter that allowed the printer's connecting wire to become compatible with the Atari. For the most part, the Atari line of computers was more like sophisticated gaming systems. You could do some programming, but the programming language was known as "BASIC."

[tomasz]

I feel so relaxed and spirited watching the fixing guy

[CodaBroda]

12:10 Hey, at least your Dad stands behind his own advice on honesty 😆

[gustavolopez]

Dang give the repair guy a raise Rick. Awesome work sir

[ChrmePistoa]

I just love the clinking and clanking of hard physical games and media.

[jason]

the street name for it 🤣 give me a fix of flux RIGHT NOW! Have a great weekend guys . Cheers from AmpleSound virtual instrument maker

[stevesteve]

Always love hearing the Arthur sound effects in your videos

[unklejohn]

Now THAT is retro! Those consoles are the ones I grew up on.

[RetroWoogie]

Shops looking amazing Rick! Love what y’all have done so far.

[theraddadinvestor]

would be nice to see 2-3 videos at least a week. it cant be to hard to create content with everything you have going on, plus the shop could create a ton of content by itself!

[BillyBlack-dpzu]

A great repair guy like you have is worth his weight in gold

[highsocietyskate]

Love this guy, glad you brought pops on!