Metal Jesus

Insta-Buy Day 1. I LOVED Baldur's Gate II back in the day. "Go for the eyes, Boo. GO FOR THE EYES!!!"

I can't wait to mess around with it at E3 next week!

Does that have the foil cover? One of my favorite covers ever!

A look at some of the more RARE and EXPENSIVE big box PC games. There are games in here you rarely see out in the wild anymore. Big shoutout to local Seattle collector Kevin Ng for letting me borrow a bunch of these for the video. Anybody here on AtariAge collect Big Box PC stuff (C64, Amiga, Atari St, MS-DOS)...and what are some of your more rare or valuable games?

I haven't played Lode Runner in a long time... probably since we released Lode Runner Returns back in 1994. I will have to give this a go! Thanks for the heads up!

Funny you mention that cuz as I was filming this, I couldn't help but think that it would have been PERFECT if they could have used glass for near perfect transparency... but the added weight probably made it impossible.

It absolutely is much, much tougher. You used to find big box PC all day long at places like Half-Priced books... A friend of mine has a retro gaming store, and she won't even take old PC games cuz they are impossible for her to support and get running for her customers AND sometimes there are activation codes that no longer work. The best place to get them today is at retro gaming expos. That's where I get almost everything these days.

1) Trust me: RE-PC has the parts...so if you live in the area, just stop into one of their two locations. Unfortunately they do not yet do a lot of selling online.. 2) I don't have a lot of doubles...or at least I try not to cuz I don't have the room Maybe one of these days I'll dig through my collection and see which ones I am willing to part with... Thanks for asking!

This a great YouTube channel...and great guys too.

If you live anywhere near the Seattle area...all you need to do is go to Re-PC. They literally have all of this and more and would even build it for you, like they did for me. http://www.repc.com

Apple's infamous G4 Cube computer was beautiful but ultimately flawed. In this video I show its many quirks and why it quickly died at retail. These are definitely one of the more collectable Apple computers out there. I searched for almost 2 years to find one in good condition and complete in box with all the original speakers, power supply etc. Such a beautiful computer and I'm stoked to have it in my game room now! Any other fans of the Apple G4 Cube? What are your experiences upgrading it?

It's actually more about search engine results. That's where the discovery of my YouTube videos come from. And I can tell you based on trends.google.com.... way more people are searching for "hidden gems" for any given system.

What was the issue with the sound? Maybe I can offer a suggestion since I worked as an Audio Engineer for years.

Most of these games are available digitally in the eShop.... but only a few got physical releases in North America. Or in the case of Flashback, the collectors edition is very hard to find in stores now, but easily at Play-Asia

He's only 57, which is pretty young to be stepping down as he probably could have ran the company for another decade or more... ...but the launch of the Switch is an undeniable success and set on its path for the next couple years...so maybe now IS the best time for him to step down. I will always respect somebody who wants to just spend more time with friends and family. So good for him!