Basically it isn't worth 300 dollars if you're just a casual fan but if you do buy it and you're a fan of the series and the game itself it's money well spent.
@@CoryB_1980 I can see something like the arcade 1up cause the size makes it actually playable. At $300 you're starting to hit the "why don't I take stuff I have plus some particle board and build my own. Nintendrew did that.
The original Sega Master System controllers had a screw-in mini joystick, but Sega removed it not long after. But I so wish they had an HDMI out port too.
My two complaints with both of the TMNT arcades are as follows: there are some particles stuck between the glass and the black bezel that I can not remove, as the panels of the units are glued and not screwed in. Also, my Turtles In Time unit's screen has two twin dark lines due to the pixel lines being too far apart, otherwise the screen is fine.
I've got a particle in between my screen and glass too, a little annoying. As far as the lines go, you can go into the settings and disable the scan lines to fix that..
A huge red flag to me is the only people who talk about this positively say how at this price it's only geared towards to the most hardcore Turtles fans/collectors. So the jacked up price is artificially creating a high-priced collector item that's not worth it because it's a great product itself - it's just b/c there's a high-priced license item available to purchase. They got that license and are preying on some of you guys. When he's talking about the $300 price and showing the cramped multiplayer layout and it's $300 for that lmao. Great video though.
Any gamer from the 80s and 90s dreamed having an arcade machine. But I hate to see all this companys to suck our blood cashing on our nostalgia. Paying $300 up to $ 500 or more ( same price we would pay for a real console ) and all the give us is a joke size and 2 or 3 games.
oh i wasnt speaking about you i was talking about how nobody is buying these because of the high prices, all you see is reviewers who got it for free. The company doesn't understand its fans, 1 game, $300? authentic or not that's insanity and that's why they need all the promo they could get@@RetroDodo
Hi, tryed an SN 30 pro, wired just like in this video but a purple one. and I did not work. The controller keeps searching. Can someone help me out? Thank you.
If all they had done was release a large library of retro TMNT games in one cabinet, and just sold a few versions of the cabinet (Most people would probably pick the aesthetic of their favorite one) this would seem like a much easier buy. Being just one game? Pass.
I would want the green trim on this and 1 controller and atleast 2 games like the arcade1up. Soi hard pass for now...shame...as im a super fan. THANKS ROB!!"!!
Think you've missed the point of a ¼ scale replica. Saying the sticks are tiny is the equivalent of commenting on a scale model of a car that the steering wheel is too small for you to turn it.
I stopped listening when I heard an hour and twenty minute battery life. I instantly think of the Legend of Zelda Game and Watch. The Game and Watch would have been better if it came with its own charger. It also can't replicate the experience of playing on a system. It also does not hit the feeling of playing an old Tiger Electronics X-men handheld.
but same game , bigger arcade and more playable for normal human :P , yea they are different products but that will not make it worth 300$ @@aaronhiggs
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Basically it isn't worth 300 dollars if you're just a casual fan but if you do buy it and you're a fan of the series and the game itself it's money well spent.
Nah. I love the game and there's no way $300 is worth it for that
@@CoryB_1980 I can see something like the arcade 1up cause the size makes it actually playable. At $300 you're starting to hit the "why don't I take stuff I have plus some particle board and build my own. Nintendrew did that.
@@CoryB_1980 $300 for a model with bad buttons doesn't sound like a very good collectible to me.
@@CoryB_1980 I'm sorry you feel the need to justify your purchase so hard.
@@CoryB_1980 I wouldn't buy it if was $19.99 with free shipping.
The original Sega Master System controllers had a screw-in mini joystick, but Sega removed it not long after.
But I so wish they had an HDMI out port too.
This is a collectors item, no different than a $300 action figure. Not a toy like those Arcade1up machines.
USB C Video out would be great
Personally I prefer the 2003 series as well, I love that it is much closer to the tone and style of the original comic.
Very cool device, but nowhere near worth $300. That price is crazy.
My two complaints with both of the TMNT arcades are as follows: there are some particles stuck between the glass and the black bezel that I can not remove, as the panels of the units are glued and not screwed in. Also, my Turtles In Time unit's screen has two twin dark lines due to the pixel lines being too far apart, otherwise the screen is fine.
I've got a particle in between my screen and glass too, a little annoying. As far as the lines go, you can go into the settings and disable the scan lines to fix that..
A huge red flag to me is the only people who talk about this positively say how at this price it's only geared towards to the most hardcore Turtles fans/collectors. So the jacked up price is artificially creating a high-priced collector item that's not worth it because it's a great product itself - it's just b/c there's a high-priced license item available to purchase.
They got that license and are preying on some of you guys. When he's talking about the $300 price and showing the cramped multiplayer layout and it's $300 for that lmao. Great video though.
Any gamer from the 80s and 90s dreamed having an arcade machine. But I hate to see all this companys to suck our blood cashing on our nostalgia. Paying $300 up to $ 500 or more ( same price we would pay for a real console ) and all the give us is a joke size and 2 or 3 games.
Almost all these cabinets I see are uploaded by reviewers who got it for free and none by fans who paid for it, that explains it all 😂
We are always unbiased with our reviews.
oh i wasnt speaking about you i was talking about how nobody is buying these because of the high prices, all you see is reviewers who got it for free. The company doesn't understand its fans, 1 game, $300? authentic or not that's insanity and that's why they need all the promo they could get@@RetroDodo
Hi, tryed an SN 30 pro, wired just like in this video but a purple one. and I did not work. The controller keeps searching. Can someone help me out? Thank you.
Have you tried plugging it in directly with a USB-C cable? I think that's how I got it working!
$300 for this or about 17 pizzas. As a Turtles fan, I'll go for the pizza lol. Thanks for the review!
Enjoy the pizza!
It's just a display piece, I'm sure practicality and usage wise you can do way more for $300.
When you revealed its size, it was a major pass.
Very timely now that preorders for the new Ronin comic sequel is up too.
Real ones only know of Teenage Mutant Hero Turtles😂
I love TMNT
Zero chance even as a fan. 300?!?!? Oh hell no.
Great cat, mate
If all they had done was release a large library of retro TMNT games in one cabinet, and just sold a few versions of the cabinet (Most people would probably pick the aesthetic of their favorite one) this would seem like a much easier buy. Being just one game? Pass.
*What is this?!? An arcade for ants??? It needs to be at least 3x bigger!?!*
I want a Street Fighter 2 Championship Edition one.
what's with the dark lines in the screen??
CRT scanline filter. Can be turned off in a menu but unfortunately the reviewer didn't show this.
I would want the green trim on this and 1 controller and atleast 2 games like the arcade1up. Soi hard pass for now...shame...as im a super fan. THANKS ROB!!"!!
Those tiny sticks tho…
Think you've missed the point of a ¼ scale replica. Saying the sticks are tiny is the equivalent of commenting on a scale model of a car that the steering wheel is too small for you to turn it.
These things are nostalgia cash grabs.
NO CONTROLLER!?!?!? are you kidding me!?!? i was day one but now im a deep sale!!! shame on them.
I stopped listening when I heard an hour and twenty minute battery life. I instantly think of the Legend of Zelda Game and Watch. The Game and Watch would have been better if it came with its own charger. It also can't replicate the experience of playing on a system. It also does not hit the feeling of playing an old Tiger Electronics X-men handheld.
This should be 50 bucks lolol
One up much better
Completely different products.
but same game , bigger arcade and more playable for normal human :P , yea they are different products but that will not make it worth 300$ @@aaronhiggs
@@firecraftQ8One is a collectors items and one is a toy.
most definitley not
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Not worth the price
Its garbage as are every single one of the other ones like it.