Jan 31, 2024
This is the first time I've seen a MiniDisc player out in the wild
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This is the first time I've seen a MiniDisc player out in the wild
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Some vaguely interesting finds I made at a second hand store called Mesta in Oulu last weekend:
A Tiger Woods Tournament Golf handheld electronic game in a vaguely PDA-like shell with a vertical screen and a permanent power gauge overlay on it
A Nokia 9210 Communicator, kind of like an early smart phone or a PDA-like mobile device, with a clam shell design and a small QWERTY keyboard. Apparently the first device from Nokia to run on Symbian OS
A Super Joy TV game plug-and-play console buried behind a Commodore 64 joystick (which I think is also a plug-and-play console with built-in C64 games) and some PlayStation Move controllers. From what I remember, Super Joys are Famiclones/NES clones inside a Nintendo 64 controller housing
An old Honey Bee Famicom-to-NES cartridge converter with a very suspicious looking Famicom cartridge with a still image or a poster from Back to the Future 3 inserted into it
A collection of loose Game Boy cartridges, including one multicart titled "Super 64 in 1" with Mickey Mouse as one of the images on the front label
I also ran into Leatherneck on the Amiga, which I've not played but I'm familiar with the cover art because it was featured on a Vinny Vinesauce stream regarding weird album cover art:
I do not know if the band Angkor Wrack actually licensed the illustration of these airbrushed topless soldiers from the artist Pete Lyon or if they just stole it. He is credited on Built to Kill's Bandcamp page at least, so I'm hoping it's the first one
I never seen one of these portable folding suitcase record players in real life before, the design is very neat! 40β¬ is a bit much though, especially since I don't know how to service this and what kind of replacement needle cartridges it takes
Here's my actual haul (+ a Toblerone as a treat)
My first thrift shop haul of 2024 includes:
A cat circus
A fox girl
Three muskehounds (hounds with muskets, though they mainly use swords from what I remember)
And also a hip flask for enjoying the water of life on the go
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Saw some old electronic handheld games while thrifting