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The More You Know Gaming: Epoch Cassette Vision! The #1 Game Machine In Japan Before Nintendo
GTV 57 "The More You Know Gaming: Epoch Cassette Vision!" (More Below!)
Here’s some other videos from the Pac-Man / Atari / Pre NES era I know you'll like!
1 Super Pac-Man Memories https://youtu.be/StJEkjMU024
11 Game On: Video Game Museum https://youtu.be/Wo2TEzRtmnQ
33 Atari 2600 Pac-Man Day https://youtu.be/VzhI4IGRP8I
40 Guts Pose https://youtu.be/JSTB4x5LccE
55 Atari In Japan https://youtu.be/bOBdvErV2mg
57 The More You Know: Cassette Vision https://youtu.be/MaNbvyCluDw
64 Pac-Land Fever https://youtu.be/QDO9ynkxa7k
Game footage : Mappy by arcade database. SCV by sharopolis. CV games by operaciao gamer. DQ and SMB by coke 0774
Did you know that the Nintendo Family Computer wasn’t the first home video game system to be sold in Japan? Well its not! Even though the history and worldview of gaming has been written around July 15, 1983 and the success of Nintendo, who, to their credit took over the industry and smoothed it out and kept things in order, but they way that THEY saw fit, there was a piece of hardware before that, that should get the credit as the first popular mainstream console. Cassette Vision!!
Yeah, back in the pre-Nintendo antediluvian gaming world The Cassette Vision, made by Epoch, was the market leader. Epoch and Nintendo were actually in a rivalry as heated at any console war past or present, and in the 70s and 80 were constantly one upping each other. That’s back when one up meant something else. Epoch started operations in Japan in 1958 producing toys and mechanical games. In the 1970s Epoch took to the emerging market of handheld LCD games, releasing the first original Japanese made game in 1975 and from there, becoming the most popular maker.
In 1970s Epoch got in on the home Pong clone craze and even imported the Atari 2600 to Japan for a little while. They also put out a dedicated Space Invaders clone as well. On July 30, 1981 Epoch debuted the Cassette Vision to a receptive Japanese audience. The sticker pice was 13,500 yen. About 50$ in 1981 and not a lot of money for a county in an economic boom. The Cassette Vision really is a product of its time. An evolutionary link in the chain from a home Pong, to what we know today. There are a lot of switches on the console face and the controllers are built in. The controllers are a little odd as they have buttons and dials and switches that work differently with each game. Each game also housed the Ram and certain processors. Meaning that the Cassette Vision doesn’t have much going on inside.
11 games were released between 1981 and 1983! That’s it! 11! And those 11 games; Yosaku, Baseball, Galaxian, Big Sports Juu-ni, Battle Vader, PakPak Monster, New Baseball, Monster Mansion, Astro Command, Monster Block and Elevator Panic carried the Cassette Vision
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MaNbvyCluDw
Here’s some other videos from the Pac-Man / Atari / Pre NES era I know you'll like!
1 Super Pac-Man Memories https://youtu.be/StJEkjMU024
11 Game On: Video Game Museum https://youtu.be/Wo2TEzRtmnQ
33 Atari 2600 Pac-Man Day https://youtu.be/VzhI4IGRP8I
40 Guts Pose https://youtu.be/JSTB4x5LccE
55 Atari In Japan https://youtu.be/bOBdvErV2mg
57 The More You Know: Cassette Vision https://youtu.be/MaNbvyCluDw
64 Pac-Land Fever https://youtu.be/QDO9ynkxa7k
Game footage : Mappy by arcade database. SCV by sharopolis. CV games by operaciao gamer. DQ and SMB by coke 0774
Did you know that the Nintendo Family Computer wasn’t the first home video game system to be sold in Japan? Well its not! Even though the history and worldview of gaming has been written around July 15, 1983 and the success of Nintendo, who, to their credit took over the industry and smoothed it out and kept things in order, but they way that THEY saw fit, there was a piece of hardware before that, that should get the credit as the first popular mainstream console. Cassette Vision!!
Yeah, back in the pre-Nintendo antediluvian gaming world The Cassette Vision, made by Epoch, was the market leader. Epoch and Nintendo were actually in a rivalry as heated at any console war past or present, and in the 70s and 80 were constantly one upping each other. That’s back when one up meant something else. Epoch started operations in Japan in 1958 producing toys and mechanical games. In the 1970s Epoch took to the emerging market of handheld LCD games, releasing the first original Japanese made game in 1975 and from there, becoming the most popular maker.
In 1970s Epoch got in on the home Pong clone craze and even imported the Atari 2600 to Japan for a little while. They also put out a dedicated Space Invaders clone as well. On July 30, 1981 Epoch debuted the Cassette Vision to a receptive Japanese audience. The sticker pice was 13,500 yen. About 50$ in 1981 and not a lot of money for a county in an economic boom. The Cassette Vision really is a product of its time. An evolutionary link in the chain from a home Pong, to what we know today. There are a lot of switches on the console face and the controllers are built in. The controllers are a little odd as they have buttons and dials and switches that work differently with each game. Each game also housed the Ram and certain processors. Meaning that the Cassette Vision doesn’t have much going on inside.
11 games were released between 1981 and 1983! That’s it! 11! And those 11 games; Yosaku, Baseball, Galaxian, Big Sports Juu-ni, Battle Vader, PakPak Monster, New Baseball, Monster Mansion, Astro Command, Monster Block and Elevator Panic carried the Cassette Vision
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The Super Famicom!, or as its called in the west, The Super NES!! However you say it, it was an amazing game system that had some great games for it! I had hours of fun with Castlevania, Ninja turtles, Street Fighter, Megaman X, Final Fantasy 2 and 3 and many more great titles. Beyond that, it was also a cool looking piece of hardware. The pod like shape, the 2 tone color scheme, the abstract logo, and the controller, with the now classic Y X B A in green, blue, yellow and red. Then there was the box. Simple design, bold colors. It was perfect. As for what came to North America, well… like momma always said, its whats on the inside that counts. The 16-bit Nintendo rocked the early 90s and as 2-D changed to 3-D those memories stayed with me. Now we can relive a little bit of the past, because earlier this year, Nintendo announced the release of a special, limited edition version of the NEW 3DS LL with a Super Famicom design, released only in Japan, only for sale by mail order and available for only 2 weeks!
It all began on April 12th, 2016 when Nintendo sent an email announcing the sale, and messages started showing up on the internet about the campaign. As long as you had a valid Japanese address, anyone could buy one, so long as you ordered by April 27th. You could pay by credit card, but if you didn't have one, you could still order it by taking the payment to a local convenience store. I signed up to order one. Heres what that order form looked like. Then we had to wait. and wait and wait. Don't forget that
Tom Petty said, the wait is the hardest part. Well now the day has come, because on August 1st, Nintendo started shipping. Despite going from Kyoto all the way to boring old Saitama, it only took one day, and here we are, the moment of unboxing!
Thanks for coming, I'll be quick because we are all here for one thing. To take a look at this up close and personal. Here is the box from Ninten
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GTV 78 "A Secret To Everybody: Cosmic Fantasy 3" Subscribe! http://bit.ly/GTVsub Don't forget! Sharing is caring! (More Below!)
This video came about from my collaboration with the Happy Console Gamer. He asked me to help him produce a video about the Cosmic Fantasy Series. I gave him so much info, he suggested I use some of it and turn into a separate video. So, here we are!
All the GTV episodes about Role-Playing Games!!
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23 Kid Icarus 30 https://youtu.be/ZGf6wIu9kEM
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48 Phantasy Star 30th Anniversary https://youtu.be/FZcij7XPdzI
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77.1 The Manga of Link Part One https://youtu.be/GFJ_I5OBh1Y
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56 What REALLY Happened to Yuko After Valis III https://youtu.be/GgNLDalIBT4
64 Pac-Land Fever https://youtu.be/QDO9ynkxa7k
72 Twinbee! Be There With Bells On https://youtu.be/Dh-ISK4mngU
Hey remember Cosmic Fantasy? It was a great RPG series in the early 90s. One game in the series came out in America and the other 4 stayed in Japan. It kind of got forgotten over time, while other RPGs like Final Fantasy and Phantasy Star took the lead, but if there’s one thing Cosmic Fantasy is remembered for is the awesome animated cutscenes that complemented the games storyline. At the time, there was nothing else like it! And, some of the scenes were, well…..
All of these games came out before a game rating system was in place in Japan or America and despite that, a few scenes slipped through. They actually don't show anything, but you don't need much imagination either.
If you have a copy of Cosmic Fantasy 3 now is the time to dig it out! Because I’m going to share with you a code that lets you access hidden scenes that deliver! Your 90s inner teen will thank you!
There are 3 scenes hidden in the game and to find them you have to go to file selection screen.
Choose the second option, labeled 「とうろく」 or register. After that you'll have to enter the code in Japanese 「サヤだいすき」 With SAYA in Katakana and DAISUKI in Hiragana. This message means “I love Saya” Who in the English Cosmic Fantasy 2 was called SAYO and was Cobra’s partner in the game. Make sure you push run or the code won't work.
The next one is for Babette, known in the Japanese games as RIM and w
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GTV 14 "What Was Yume Kojo?" This isn't another Doki Doki Panic vs Super Mario Bros 2 video.
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0:00 Act 1: "Yume Kojo was an event!"
3:45 CM 1: Doki Doki Panic (1987) Super Mario Bros. 2 (1986) Yume Kojo: Yoru ga Tanoshii (1987)
4:48 Act 2: "The Planning and Promotion of Yume Kojo"
12:35 CM 2: Yume Kojo Sponsorship (1987) Super Mario USA (1992) Imaginia Promo (1987)
13:33 Act 3: "The Events of Yume Kojo"
17:45 Epilogue: "Visions of The Future Have Come to Pass"
I found a long lost book explaining what Yume Kojo was! It really had almost NOTHING to do with Doki Doki Panic, but is a very interesting story! Here’s a rundown!
1984- Fuji Tv executive Haruo Shikanai, manga artist Shotaro Ishinomori and others go to Carnival in Brazil. It inspires them to hold a large scale event in Japan similar to that.
84-85 Plans begin for a large scale event, run by Fuji Tv with the idea based around technology, the future and the power of dreams. Those in charge of design are called "Imagineers"
85-86 The events are finalized and focus on high end technology. The name Yume Kojo is chosen and is written in English as "Dream Machine" Imajin is chosen as the mascot.
July 18, 1986 Imagin debuts and Yume Kojo is announced to begin one year from this date. Two music groups also called Yume Kojo start promotion on radio and TV. 250 different items like Coke cans, shirts and pins are sold for promotion.
July 10, 1987 Nintendo releases Yume Kojo Doki Doki Panic for the Famicom Disk System as part of this promotion. It sold for ¥2980 and sold 350,000 copies overall.
July 18 - August 30, 1987 Yume Kojo (Dream Machine) was open in Tokyo and Osaka. Both areas were equal with live events and technology displays. Contrary to what Wikipedia says, it was NOT to promote Fuji TV's fall lineup. Japan doesn't even have a fall TV schedule like America!
Dec 9, 1987 Fuji TV releases a book covering everything about Yume Kojo and explains everything down the smallest detail. It was sent by mail to those who preordered one while at Yume Kojo
April 16, 1988 Yume Kojo creator Haruo Shikanai passes away at age 42
Oct 10, 1988 Nintendo reworks Doki Doki Panic into Super Mario Bros 2. Millions of players outside of Japan are unaware that Japan had received a different Mario 2 and Doki Doki Panic as well.
Sep 14, 1992 Super Mario 2 is re re worked for Japan as Super Mario USA.
1990s-2000s The internet allows people to learn about the Doki Doki Panic / Mario 2 connection but no accurate information on Yume Kojo is found.
Jan 2016 Unknown YouTuber (Gaijillionaire) finds a copy of the Fuji book and begins to translate. He is the first person on the internet to learn the full, real, true story.
July 18, 2016 Exactly 30 years from the first announcement of Yume
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GTV 26 "Hinamatsuri" March 3rd is Girls' Day, is a special day just for girls in Japan. (More Below!)
Hinamatsuri traces its origins to a Heian period custom called hina-nagashi (雛流し"doll floating") in which straw hina dolls are set afloat on a boat and sent down a river to the sea, supposedly taking troubles or bad spirits with them. The Shimogamo Shrine (part of the Kamo Shrine complex in Kyoto) celebrates the Nagashi-bina by floating these dolls between the Takano and Kamo Rivers to pray for the safety of children. People have stopped doing this now because of fishermen catching the dolls in their nets. They now send them out to sea, and when the spectators are gone they take the boats out of the water and bring them back to the temple and burn them.
The customary drink for the festival is shirozake, a sake made from fermented rice.
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Hinamatsuri traces its origins to a Heian period custom called hina-nagashi (雛流し"doll floating") in which straw hina dolls are set afloat on a boat and sent down a river to the sea, supposedly taking troubles or bad spirits with them. The Shimogamo Shrine (part of the Kamo Shrine complex in Kyoto) celebrates the Nagashi-bina by floating these dolls between the Takano and Kamo Rivers to pray for the safety of children. People have stopped doing this now because of fishermen catching the dolls in their nets. They now send them out to sea, and when the spectators are gone they take the boats out of the water and bring them back to the temple and burn them.
The customary drink for the festival is shirozake, a sake made from fermented rice.
Music from R3 Music box Ureshii Hinsamatsuri (orugooru version)
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Music from Ureshii Hinamatsuri
Words by Satou Hachiro
Song by Kawamura Kouyou
Sung By Inoue Kaori
Written in 1935 now in public domain
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This is the CD that came with all day one pre-orders of the PC Engine Mini in Japan! Enjoy! Track info with time markers below.
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4:40 Track 2 - Snatcher - One Night in Neo Kobe City Sota F. Remix
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Partial transcript from GTV 91, all about the PC Engine Mini
The day has finally arrived!! March 19, 2020, and with it, the release of the PC Engine Mini, Turbografx-16 Mini and Core Grafx Mini
(if needed! Well… that was the plan until something called the Corona Virus got in the way. Now everything is on hold, unless you live in Japan and preordered before March 5th! If that’s you, then a winner is you!! Whether you can get one or not can yon believe this actually exists?!)
A Turbo Grafx 16 Mini! It seems unreal, but in the crazy world we live in, I guess anything can happen!
We all know the history behind the original machine, the PC Engine, debuting in 1987, and stood toe to toe with Nintendo in Japan, later coming to America as the Turbo-Grafx 16 in 1989, and unofficially hitting a few European markets in 1990.
The PC Engine was a collaboration between Hudson Soft who designed the machine and made many of the games, and NEC who built and shipped the units. The PC Engine had a long life in Japan and though not popular in the US, stuck around a good while too. After the PC Engine, and PC FX had its run, NEC went on its way, making various home electronics while Hudson kept making games, only to go bankrupt about 10 years ago. Kona
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GTV 109 "Dr. Wily's Revenge" (Part Two) A manga retelling of events from classic NES game Mega Man 2! (Chapter markers and more below)
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0:00 GTV ID: Same Mega Time! Same Mega Channel!!
0:08 Prologue: In our last episode…
0:45 Chapter 5: Time Freeze! Escaping the Maze
6:29 CM 1 Tiger Mega Man 2
7:11 Chapter 6: Walk Along the Falling Wall
10:24 Chapter 7: Victory Is Mine!
14:19 CM 2 Mega Man 2 iMode (2004)
14:45 Chapter 8: Whatever It Takes
20:27 The Robots of Dr. Wily
Missed Part 1? Start here! https://youtu.be/rrLizQB-8tM
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GTV 32 “Super Mario Traffic Safety” (1989) Has Been Found! In Japanese, it's known as スーパーマリオ交通安全 (More Below!)
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Believe it or not, some works by popular characters, like Nintendo’s Mario games, have not been fully preserved. On May 27, 2017, one short animated film which was previously thought to have no existing copies was shown to the public!
The short anime film, which was about 10 minutes in length was called "Super Mario Koutsuu Anzen" which in English means "Super Mario Traffic Safety."
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GTV 56 ”Dekoboko Densetsu Hashiru Wagamama" AKA The Legend of Dekoboko. What happened to Yuko after Valis 3? There is a game between Valis 3 and 4 that tells the saga! (More Below!)
Great videos about the TurboGrafx Turbo Duo and PC Engine!
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43 The More You Know: TurboDuo https://youtu.be/eCsIJqQP8NY
46 Who Are Kato & Ken? https://youtu.be/CtKuKTSjF_g
56 What REALLY Happened to Yuko After Valis III https://youtu.be/GgNLDalIBT4
64 Pac-Land Fever https://youtu.be/QDO9ynkxa7k
72 Twinbee! Be There With Bells On https://youtu.be/Dh-ISK4mngU
Big thanks to the Happy Console Gamer for allowing his wonderful presence in the video! Some game footage was taken from World of Long Plays, Scotty'S HD Gaming Channel and Nintendo Complete. If something has been mis-credited or there is some other error please contact me and I will amend it quickly.
Partial Transcript for those who need it!
Classic game fans assemble! Time to check your cred and revisit a game series that’s been forgotten overtime but is worth a revisit. Valis! Now I loved the Valis series in the 90s, especially the versions for the TurboGrafx CD. The gameplay was a little eh... but those sweet animated cutscenes really made up for it.
You might have played those, 2 of which came out in America and 2 Japan only, and one of those was a remake of the first game which was originally on the MSX and Family Computer and also got remade for the Mega Drive aka Genesis. The Genesis also got The first one released on the Turbo Grafx which was actually Valis 2 and the chibi remake of That was called Syd of Valis. Valis 3 was also on the Genesis but not 4 though that was made for the Super NES and called Super Valis 4. But that one didn’t star Yuko. She kind of disappeared at the end of 3 without explanation.. and is the Goddess Valis in Valis 4. Those games were all remade and recompiled into visual collections and mobile phone games and then came Valis ten! I mean Valis X! No wait Valis Cross? Well, the less said about this game the better I guess.
Aside from PSN and PC reissues, the series died out but Valis has developed a legion of fans who have collected and played each version in undying dedication to their fandom. But one game has slipped by a lot of people. Yuko, the star of Valis appears in a long forgotten game that you’ve likely never heard of and never played and even if you play it you still might miss her in that game!
Get ready for a Simpsons-esque detour! That game is Dekoboko Densetsu Hashiru Wagamanma.
This game was made by Telenet Japan and Renovation, the same group responsible for the Valis series and released in Japan for the PC Engine Cd ROM ROM on Nov. 2nd 1990.
The game is bad, to put it bluntly. And while I’m no
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GTV 100 "The Taito Online Trio" In the 1990s Taito had a online video game service with dozens of games, supported until 2012!! (More below...)
Not really "chapters" more like bullet points
0:00 GTV ID: Making the Connection
0:08 Intro: The Taito Online Trio Story
0:41 Special thanks to JAPJAC
1:10 The Well-Worn Taito WOWOW Story
4:21 The X-2000 and X-55
6:40 The M-88 and X-01
8:13 The List of all known X-Data Net arcade games
9:52 The Legacy of The Mediabox and X-Data Net
This video would not be possible without the help of JAPJAC. All the information and world exclusive never seen on-line before game screenshots for this video were provided by him. JAPJAC. is the original gaijin Japanese arcade action gaming YouTuber in Japan. He has been making videos since March 2006.
Visit JAPJAC here! https://www.youtube.com/user/JAPJAC
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It all begins in 1992, when Taito revealed a machine known as the WoWoW. This home game machine showed off many promising features. A CD ROM drive for the games, as well as what was back then, a very novel feature, downloadable games! However unlike previous downloadable services, it would not require an expensive modem, or tying up your home phone line. The Taito WoWow abandoned all of that and offered its games via satellite transmission. The name of this machine, WoWoW shares the same name as the television network that would host these games. And there were plans for many games to be available upon debut. Darius, Space Invaders, Bubble Bobble, Kiki Kaikai, Rainbow Islands, Rastan Saga and Parasol Stars were all planned, and would have likely got many people on board
In 1992 a second piece of hardware, made by Taito saw full proper release: The Tsuushin Karaoke X2000.
The X2000 was a leap forward compared to previous Karaoke machines. The X2000 had a modem installed to download songs directly to the unit, rather than having to
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