Looking for the WEIRDEST Retro Gaming Tech in TOKYO, JAPAN (Saitama, Chiba, Akihabara)

Shopping for the RAREST Retro Games in Tokyo JAPAN

Join me as my trip to Japan concludes and I take you to the incredible city of Tokyo in search of rare video games and video game consoles! And of course doing the whole tourist thing as well!

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[cloud]

If i have a lot of money, i would go to Japan and buy all of these, my mouth is drooling with these amount of retro stuffs.

[rockhyde]

Most games are typically cheaper in Japan but sometimes you can find rare and expensive ones there as well. Not counting brand new games of course. What I mean by that are the recently released ones, I wanted to make sure there was no confusion. Nice to see physical media doing just fine in Japan. It’s why I’ve always wanted a Japanese game in my possession when I was a kid unlike what I have now. Been importing stuff from Japan ever since and I’m loving it.

[kazinwho]

Ooh, can't wait for that video about the Game Preservation Society!

[TheParachutePeople]

Man, this series is so great. We need more!

[SavingPrivateBob]

The like bar lit up when you said like the video. I didn't know that was a thing

[dzltron]

Hard Off is definitely one of my favorite shops of all time. I can't wait to go visit them again.

[theshadowman]

I have been to Japan several times but it's the first time I am hearing of some of those awesome specialty stores. Thanks for that. Will check them out on my next trip.

[cloud]

I can't wait for the mini-documentary

[ScruffyLookinRGB]

Tito great video man! Glad i was able to show you some good retro game deals and i appreciate the shout out. Looking forward to what you picked up at beep. Im guessing you piced up a sharp x68000 or a nec pc9801? ⌨️ if you ever need something let me know 👉🎮👍

[mattmurdock]

New to the channel, one thing awesome is that tyou put the price and the conversion. Even if viewers aren't buying, at least we get an idea how much deal you are getting. Keep it up!

[Evercade_Effect]

Loved the trip and can't wait to see the video game preservation documentary. I think you got something like an MSX or some other really rare Japanese computer. Can't wait to see what all you got!

[eddyctedtogames]

That pickup at Beep is most certainly a sharp x68000. Congrats :D

[EHuffy]

I'm actually headed to Tokyo tomorrow for 10 days. This series has been absolutely amazing in getting me prepped, thank you!

[whatskenmaking]

I've really enjoyed your Japan series - thank you for putting those videos together! Great advice on setting a budget and having an idea of what you want before shopping - I've done the same thing at vintage gaming shows... but still, I would've had to rent a barge to ship all the stuff I couldn't resist!

[rebootpc]

@ScruffyLookinRGB has a great channel. Glad you got to meet up Tito!

[Toddimyre]

Dang. Haven't made it all the way through the video, but that 1K PSP would've came home with me. Lol.

[shadowtheimpure]

My OLED Vita is from Japan and I bought it shipped from Hiroshima a few years ago for less than $100. The Vita was extremely popular in Japan, so they are VERY common over there.

[nobody_no.]

For Europe, the prices are all like a gift! The whole thing costs a lot for us! You pay several hundred euros for a PC engine!

[MarkDell]

You got to hang out with Scruffy! That’s awesome!

[thescienceoftankss]

I can't believe you were in Japan at the same time as, Metal Jesus, Wood and Bob, and Elliott. And pretty much did the exact things, BUT DIDNT MEET UP WITH THEM. missed crossover opportunity of a lifetime