I bought all of Japan’s Nintendo

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• DD

  @ddarrenkilpatrickk4244 · 3 years ago

  Just imagining Elliot now just laying back looking at the pile of sendico goodies and softly saying "was it good for you too?" Lmao

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• MA

  @MarcCarran-r8n · 3 years ago

  Congratulations on buying all of Japan&apos;s, Nintendo, President Elliot-san!<br>Now hurry up and get that Switch remake of Ocarina of Time made for us.

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• CA

  @calacogoro · 3 years ago

  Japanese man: I need to sell all my messed up Nintendo consoles and accessories.<br><br>Retro: Take my money! 😂<br><br>Love it! Can&apos;t wait for the video with all this stuff ☺️

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• RC

  @RC32Smiths01 · 3 years ago

  Such a wonderful and invaluable insight here. Consoles vary from country to country, and Japan definitely had so many interesting Nintendo consoles aesthetically alone.

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• CA

  @CallyKariShokka · 3 years ago

  The &quot;WHAT IS THIS&quot; at the 15 minute mark is an accessory to hold discs you&apos;d get from arcade machines in Japan. There&apos;s a Pokemon game there that connects to phones/(maybe)3DS games and also gives little tokens. I am only 70% sure how it works as I never tried to use it myself, but I saw little kids get tokens and the like.

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• RO

  @Rogue_Orange · 3 years ago (edited)

  That Lavender 2DS and Gold Famicom Disk are some of the most beautiful things I&apos;ve ever seen.

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• SE

  @seanarend8566 · 3 years ago

  At <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0MSpokh7WHw&amp;t=880">14:40</a>, that&apos;s the Pokemon Tretta accessory for the 3DS.<br>So basically, in several Asian countries, there are Pokemon Tretta arcade machines where, after playing, you get a small NFC chip with a Pokemon coded onto it. You can then use those same chips to upon replay of the arcade game.<br>There was a companion accessory made for the 3DS and only released in Japan that can also read said chips.

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• FR

  @frostech3149 · 3 years ago (edited)

  Christmas came early for Elliot—<br>That much was clearly told.<br>But in Japan, tis a different story:<br>&quot;All our Nintendo are sold!&quot;

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• MR

  @MrSu · 3 years ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0MSpokh7WHw&amp;t=908">15:08</a> useless trivia: the Logitech we know operates under the brand Logicool in Japan. This is because there already has been a company called Logitec in Japan since 1982, which seems to be the company that made those earbuds. Hence the unfamiliar logo.

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• PM

  @PMcDFPV · 3 years ago

  I know it&apos;s not your style, but I see a video title like that and I just hope that it&apos;s going to be like an hour long. Thanks so much for all you do mate love your videos

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• GA

  @GAMEandRODO · 3 years ago (edited)

  The thing you opened at <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0MSpokh7WHw&amp;t=130">2:10</a> seems to be an unofficial Yo-kai Watch themed case for a New Nintendo 3DS LL, you can use it to either store 3DS game cartridges or Yo-kai medals. I didn&apos;t know they existed, honestly as a Yo-kai Watch fan that is super cool!

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• CH

  @ChilledHikari · 3 years ago

  Man I still don&apos;t regret keeping my older Nintendo consoles

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