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It's pretty cool Shark I like it

Cool video! The Tony Hawk games were great. Superman was that by Goodfinger

I have never seen this device before. You have everything! I need to come hang at your house

I think it’s a great pinball pack! 👍🏻👍🏻

Memories Shark 🦈 I am loving it Thanks 👍

Some amazing stuff here Shark 🦈 Excellent

Really Shark this is awesome and unbelievable playing 👍

Good stuff.

Totally awesome I am loving it Shark 🦈

Some awesome playing again Shark enjoying this alot

AWESOME!!!

Shark this is very impressive game playing 👍

Awesome champions nice playing going on there Shark 🦈 👍

DK trick not possible in arcade

Good idea I was gonna do a result show myself but I had to leave town with my kid. Great idea. This game rocks

Wow! Cool gameplay!

Don't sell yourself short Shark you did good

Very nice and amazing game playing

Those prints are really nice.

Very nice there Shark 🦈 It is so cool

Very cool collectors package :-) Enjoy!

Very cool! Thanks for sharing :-)

I got mine yesterday. It is a beautiful collectors box. Really cool collectors stuff packed in the box. The Japanese version is amazing too and comes with Famacon joycons

Very happy with the contents in this version... Those post cards are amazing. Im going to turn them into a framed photo

That's great that they upgrade ( Atari ) and add the manual very nice Shark 🦈

Too Many Games hype! Glad you got to go this year.

Wow. I hadn’t realized how early I moved to the Amiga 500, from my Atari 800XL - ‘cause I’ve never seen white Atari 8-bit carts, before. I assume they were made to match the XE line (including XEGS), because during the XL era cartridges were black with silver-as a couple you showed-and when I’d first gotten my 800, in ‘81, cartridges were still black sticker with gold and white text. I got my 800 (with 16K RAM expansion, making it 48K (maxed)), which no game ever used more than at a time, because publishers didn’t want to lose that install base. That was in ‘81, pre-C64, and I was glad prices had dropped considerably by then. My 800 was less than $200, and it were more than enough to tide me over until XLs were cheap, ‘cause in retrospect, I prefer my 800 to my XL. 16K less RAM, which didn’t affect anything, and the XL was stripped down in a number of ways, including the monitor out. With the 800, I not only moved up from my Atari VCS-before it was rebranded the “2600,” ‘cause they hadn’t assumed a second console... or a second name-but I had a better 5200 over a year before that console released. I also had it for over a year prior to the C64 release, which brought tons of games, because publishers would almost always sell the Atari and C64 versions of a game together, with one or the other on the front or back of a floppy. So, I was playing computer and “next gen” console games a year early (it wiped the floor with ColecoVision), and I prefer Atari 8-bits to C64s (having extensive experience with both, because my best friend got a Commodore) - and not just because the C64 disk drive was half speed... There was also no contest between an Apple II and an 800, for A/V and programming (Apple II made you completely retype a line, if you’d already entered it (incorrectly), and when catching an error before entering a line, if you edited the line, you had to move your cursor back to the end of the line, because they would cut the line entry wherever your cursor was, when you hit enter. Plus, I had Atariwriter (on black-and-gold cartridge) and an Seiko (Epson off-brand) printer I learned about at a local Atari User’s Group (along with a lot of other things, like “cracked” disk copying... ), and so I was the only nerd in school who typed his essays... I also did a lot of programming, and even if it weren’t advanced, it was incredibly helpful for just learning logic. Great vid! Thanks for introducing me to white Atari 8-bit carts!

Great vid Erbster! I really like that Atari one... Man... im getting really close to buying one.

lol Great short!

Thanks for the evercadians shout out. We are proud to have you as a host and have a ONLY evercade channel for our community.

We had the same amount of arcades this year. Might be the layout being in one space rather than the two rooms in front of the building. (I’m the arcade dept head)

Good video very informative Shark 🦈

Nice video. Thanks for sharing :-)

Sounds like a great time! Thanks for sharing :-)

Beautiful story. Core memories with your boys. Amazing dude.

Good video, but heads up, all the electronics in this room creates a very high pitched noise in your videos.

nice recap, this years show was a lot of fun!

So good to finally meet you and the family.... hope you can make it out next year.. we are going bigger!

I am so sorry I didn't get to talk to you :(

Man, I was so happy when I saw that you showed up. Sounds like you had a great day with your kids. It was awesome finally meeting you

Leprechaun in the background! That is a hidden gem. LEGIT!

Great video!

I am gald you got to take your boys with you that is great to hear

That is a pretty cool game

5 years later I hope that duo is still rockin. My favorite turbo game is SteamHearts.

Great video. The New Wave Toys in the background was a great choice! This is how you do RETRO!

That's one I like and know I can play Shark 🦈 👍

I used to play Atari with my dad. We both were very competitive. If he messed up he would get angry and blame it on me. He would accuse me of messing with the second controller. There was no player 1 and 2 port. Both of the ports were the same.

My dad was an ironworker. I used to be the forth gen ironworker until I went through back surgery. Now I instal acrylic bath systems. I’m slightly a plumber also. Haha

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