My review of the uforce Powerfield Controller for NES. Definitely an interesting controller to say the least. This part contains gameplay!
Updated gaming pc for 2009, more to come as soon as i get the parts in. including detailed hardware reviews,how to videos,installation videos, Parts ,Pricing,and where to buy series. And Much Much More. If your interested go ahead and subscribe, the complete series and video uploads should start around early sept. or late august. in the mean while other random hardware reviews will be posted. Stay Tuned and take care!
Finally! After 2 months on the new channel, Etrain finally does his first hardware review- the Wii! Released by Nintendo in 2006, the Wii came bundled with Wii Sports. It came with a strange controller, the Wii Remote. It has Wi-Fi, and can download games from all the classic Nintendo systems, plus the Sega Master System, Genesis, and the turbografx16. The Shop also comes with Wii Ware, games exclusively for Wii only available for download on the Wii Shop Channel. The games athe Wii uses are compact discs (cds). This is part 1 of the review.
Finally! After 2 months on the new channel, Etrain finally does his first hardware review- the Wii! Released by Nintendo in 2006, the Wii came bundled with Wii Sports. It came with a strange controller, the Wii Remote. It has Wi-Fi, and can download games from all the classic Nintendo systems, plus the Sega Master System, Genesis, and the turbografx16. The Shop also comes with Wii Ware, games exclusively for Wii only available for download on the Wii Shop Channel. The games athe Wii uses are compact discs (cds). This is part 2 of the review.
Revver version: www.revver.com Ok, if you don’t care to hear anymore about the stupid drama situation, stop reading now and enjoy the video. Alright, so I obviously I’m staying. Allow me to have the last say in all this. I honestly don’t feel I did anything wrong. She was spreading lies. I defended myself. There was no attack coming from my end. I left her name out because I DIDN’T want everyone to go and flame her to the ends of time, but that happened anyway. Why? BECAUSE SHE COMMENTED ON THE VIDEO AND CLAIMED RESPONSIBILITY. Honestly, she might as well have gone out into a warzone and shouted ‘SHOOT ME!’ It’s the same basic thing. Boomstick didn’t help by posting her letter for me to read. Although his anger towards me was a misunderstanding interestingly enough. I almost lost good friends. I’ve been labeled as a drama whore. Why? I didn’t take shit sitting down. That’s why. I’m sorry if I don’t go without a fight. Whatever, that’s really all I have to say though. Anything after this will HOPEFULLY be taken care of privately. Anyway, enjoy the videos everyone.
Etrain reviews newcomers, Akua reviews classics. PART 2/2 We take a warp zone back to the 70’s as a manufacturing company called “Atari” has released one of the first commercially successful video game consoles. As its timeline grew shorter, the system was way ahead of its time. Released in 1977 by Atari, the console featured many classic arcade titles, one of them very, very, very successful in sales: PAC-MAN. The game has sold over 40000000 copies, even though it sparked the North American Video Game Crash of 1983. The game was made by Atari, instead of asking Namco to be a third-party developer for the game. Another “great” game was ET, based on the 1982 movie. It was released and manufactured by Atari in 1983. The game’s plot is that you control a GREEN ET and you have to collect telephone pieces inside holes. There were many problems for the game, including that it was supposed to by released by Christmas season of ‘83, giving Atari 6 weeks to make the game. This was a huge problem, since most Atari games took 3-4 months to make. They told Atari to make 5000000 copies, witch was a huge mistake. Regardless of this, it sold remarkably well, but people brought their copies back to stores, thinking it had a problem. Atari had so much unsold inventory, that they had to bury unsold copies of ET in the desert of New Mexico. Somehow, ET ended up being in my collection o_0. Activision made games for the 2600, making the company the very first third-party developers in video …
Hey guys I know it’s been awhile since the last video but i’m back and i’ve got a few things lined up for y’all. -Client build -Hardware reviews -How to troll series -How to sleeve series -Taps -Mods And probably other things along the way. I’ve also got a special package coming 04/15/2009 so keep out for that as well.REVIEWS, TUTS, MODS, HOW-TO’S, BOX OPENINGS, HARDWARE AND MUCH MORE AT XEZMER’S CHANNEL. Feel free to send me over any questions, post any comments, and subscribe if you’d like. And like always thanks for watching!
Etrain reviews newcomers, Akua reviews classics. PART 1/2 We take a warp zone back to the 70’s as a manufacturing company called “Atari” has released one of the first commercially successful video game consoles. As its timeline grew shorter, the system was way ahead of its time. Released in 1977 by Atari, the console featured many classic arcade titles, one of them very, very, very successful in sales: PAC-MAN. The game has sold over 40000000 copies, even though it sparked the North American Video Game Crash of 1983. The game was made by Atari, instead of asking Namco to be a third-party developer for the game. Another “great” game was ET, based on the 1982 movie. It was released and manufactured by Atari in 1983. The game’s plot is that you control a GREEN ET and you have to collect telephone pieces inside holes. There were many problems for the game, including that it was supposed to by released by Christmas season of ‘83, giving Atari 6 weeks to make the game. This was a huge problem, since most Atari games took 3-4 months to make. They told Atari to make 5000000 copies, witch was a huge mistake. Regardless of this, it sold remarkably well, but people brought their copies back to stores, thinking it had a problem. Atari had so much unsold inventory, that they had to bury unsold copies of ET in the desert of New Mexico. Somehow, ET ended up being in my collection o_0. Activision made games for the 2600, making the company the very first third-party developers in video …
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Happy New Year everyone! I’m back with another hardware review, and this time, it’s the PSP. What’s good about this system? What could be improved. Take a look at the review. And you can subscribe if you feel like it.
