Why I Bought a VCR for Retrogaming
131In this video I'll explain why I'm buying a VCR in 2016 and why I'm placing it in my gaming setup. It's more important than you might think. Be kind, please rewind!
I need to purchase a video cassette recorder because my current one needs replaced; it is eating tapes. But why have one at all? Because I have two game consoles that require one to play: Action Max and the Viewmaster Interactive Vision. Also, I need a VCR as a cheap way to convert RF signals to composite ones. I can then use that composite feed to record old game systems like the 2600, in order to post reviews on Youtube.
Links to other cool videos I've made:
Electronic Gaming Monthly Magazine Collection Tour: https://youtu.be/_XEm2QiJwnI
Funky ways to remove stickers from video game cases and DVD cases https://youtu.be/5iZyxFN1QpI
Gaming Setup Tour: 44 Systems All Ready to Play (PART 1) https://youtu.be/jybepTJHjcI
Installing Carpet Tiles in my Video Game Room https://youtu.be/Q13gk6jRm_0
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