Greetings, and welcome to another

LGR unboxing things you sent video.

Haven't done one of these in, oh man,

almost half a year, I guess!

Last one I did was in April,

so these things have been piling up.

It's been a very busy summer.

But thanks in advance to everyone

who's been sending things and just honestly,

helping this summer of LGR to be really awesome,

even without the donations.

But this video's about the donations,

so let's to get to unboxing this awesome stuff

you folks have generously sent.

All right, first up, we've got one here

from Pontus in Sweden.

And apparently, this required quite the explanation.

Yeah, he's just describing how the game works.

It's a game from Sweden called Mall Maniacs.

It sounded interesting.

It was definitely gonna require more research,

but I was intrigued enough to be interested, for sure.

Is that Comic Sans on the CD?

I think it is. [groaning]

Well, this is just a weird thing, thank you very much.

Okay, next up, I've got one here from Doug.

As promised, he sent me one of the first SNES-2-GP boards,

so yeah, this converts Super Nintendo controllers

over to the 15-pin gaming port on PCs,

so you can use it with DOS games.

User manual's pretty straightforward. [chuckling]

Got a third-party controller here,

but of course, it'll work with any.

So there you go, that's the board itself.

You've just got the Super Nintendo side here,

the 15-pin gaming port there.

And yeah, it allows you to plug in Super Nintendo

controllers on your PC, which is nice,

because I've seen plenty of other adapters and stuff,

of course, for USB.

But even back in the day, if you wanted a console

controller on your PC, you pretty much had to stick

with serial or even parallel.

I've seen some adapters like that, but never one

to go to the game port, oddly enough.

This is very cool, thanks for sending it my way.

Got one here in an envelope from Kevin in Germany.

Check that out, new old stock Microsoft Windows

'98 stickers, originals!

Very cool.

I will have fun with them, thank you very much.

And I've got one here from, blurry, here it is.

From Justin, I guess it's late.

I don't know, I'm late opening these. [chuckling]

Okay, no note or anything, I don't think.

We've got something called The Internet Experience.

"Navigating the Internet and World Wide Web."

I very much enjoy these kinds of CDs from back then,

so thanks for sending this.

I don't even know what to expect, but it looks intriguing.

All right, got one here from Nathan.

So yeah, he sent me this t-shirt design

after I did my Tempest little mini-arcade video.

I believe he designs these and sells them and such,

like here's some stickers, a couple of Fallout ones.

"You're over-encumbered and cannot run!" [chuckling]

Some Galaga stuff.

Apparently he's been binging

since he discovered the channel about a year ago.

Oh man, that's a long time to binge.

I hope you're okay.

Glad you're enjoying, and thank you very much

for sending the stuff.

Ghostnebula Illustrations is his thing,

thank you, Nathan.

All right, got one here from Gerald.

Oh yeah, he sent a few different things here.

Some of which I already have.

But this is the main one I was interested in.

Yeah, the Sim City Official Soundtrack

of Sim City 3000, that is.

One of my absolute favorite soundtracks,

and not an easy soundtrack to get ahold of physically,

so thank you very much, sir.

Very cool gaming soundtracks.

Got one here from Aaron.

"I found this while cleaning and realized I never sent it!"

[chuckling] Merry Christmas, I guess.

Yes sir, I'll take it! [chuckling]

Merry Christmas to you too.

Oh yeah, this is a weird little thing.

This is The Jazz Pianist, a piano music library

for your MIDI system or PC sound card.

You know, I'm obviously a fan of jazz as a musical genre,

and also a fan of MIDI, and this just appears

to be a bunch of MIDI files, but also has support

for roll and general MIDI, Sound Canvas,

all this good stuff.

So, I don't know, thank you very much.

All right, got one here from the UK

that got a bit beat up in postage.

In fact, it looks like who knows what came out of there?

Oh yeah, it's from Gareth, thank you, Gareth. [chuckling]

Looks like there were some food things in here.

Those all melted together. [chuckling]

Well, I appreciate the thought!

Hmm, a Bethesda game.

"As discussed, here's the copy of Delta V."

Definitely will be able to do more thrifting episodes,

but, as always, that is something that just takes time.

But yeah, not familiar with this game from Bethesda

back then at all, but it looks really cool.

I don't know, interesting 3D, early 3D graphics

and cool colors and stuff.

Apparently it's a flight sim VR.

VR flight sim!

I don't think it actually supports VR headsets,

but anyway, thank you for this.

All right, I've got one here from Nate.

To me, "Enjoy your sound card."

I will, Mr. Nate random guy on the Internet.

I always enjoy sound cards, and oh man,

I will enjoy this one!

It's an absolute classic of a sound card,

a Sound Blaster CT1350B, mm-hmm!

One of my favorite sound cards,

especially when you get the other chips

and populate those in there,

so you have a creative music system support.

Anyway, thank you very much, Nate.

I will definitely be using this in future builds.

Okay, got this one here from E-Z Post. [chuckling]

I'm assuming this is some sort of business drop

shipment or something.

Okay, yeah, this is from the company, I guess,

that handles the 3D-ROM's merch.

Yeah, got an official Build Engine t-shirt,

a big fan of the Ken Silverman Build Engine,

used for doing 3D and a whole bunch of other classics

from back in the day.

And yeah, I guess they started selling these

sometime early summer this year,

and I was reached on Twitter and they're like,

"Yeah, do you want one?"

And I'm like, "Yeah, sure."

I will take a cool t-shirt from one of my favorite engines.

So thank you very much.

Got one here from Jeff.

[chuckling] That's it, a little tiny thing.

This is interesting, this is a copy of Exodus:

Journey to the Promised Land for the Game Boy.

Yeah, one of those weird little unlicensed things

that Wisdom Tree did back in the day.

I'm a big fan of these, not because they're great games,

but I just, I don't know,

weird religious things and unlicensed games.

But thank you very much, Jeff.

Seriously though, just look at the way

this cartridge is designed.

That weird wavy sticker that is molded

to the weird wavy shape of the whole thing.

It's just odd, man.

I don't have any unlicensed Game Boy games.

I do now!

Alrighty, I've got one here from the UPS Store

in Tennessee, which, [chuckling] I don't know

if there's a note inside.

Yeah, it's from Holden.

It says he's a 20 year old,

he obviously missed on a lot of tech from back in the day,

so it's been great to see all that stuff.

Awesome, glad to hear you've been enjoying the older things.

Oh yeah, so the Avon Beauty Vision Computer

I covered awhile back.

I did some tests and things on there about cologne.

Apparently they contacted an Avon salesperson,

and a couple of them were still made:

Night Magic, Soft Musk, and Imari are still in production.

[laughing] This is a thing?

All right, so this is Night Magic.

Yeah, I do remember this one being mentioned

on that computer in this very room.

Ooh my, oh me.

[coughing] It's not bad!

[laughing]

Yeah, shouldn't have gone in my nose.

Okay, I can smell a little better.

It's a very sweet, very sweet smell.

Okay, let's try Imari.

"Where passion blooms.

"Experience the power of Imari,

"with notes of sparkling citrus,

"opulent jasmine, and addictive vanilla

"for a long-lasting sensuality."

I've gotta say, that sounds more, yeah.

Oh, look at that, that's a thing.

I wish I had one of those little thingies

that you spray on the paper or whatever.

I guess I could just kinda spray it on here.

[spritzing]

Okay, now I do like this one better.

I don't know, you know, actually,

I don't mind that at all, that's not bad.

I'm not sure I'd wear it, but I do like the way that smells.

Definitely get some of that "opulent jasmine

"and addictive vanilla."

[sniffing] More the vanilla, I like the vanilla.

Anyway, thanks for this odd donation

and sort of follow up to the Avon Beauty Vision,

[chuckling] what little of that computer

that there was meant for men.

So thank you, this is weird, but cool.

Kind of an interesting little collectible

to go along with that computer now.

All right, this feels like more t-shirts or something.

This is from Vivid Vaporwave, Vaporwear?

Vaporwave, yes.

Yeah, I think this is coming

from the same supplier as the 3D Realms shirt!

It's the same exact paperwork.

Both of these shirts came from the same place.

Anyway, that's an odd coincidence,

but check this out!

That is a Cool Crab t-shirt, folks!

A very vaporwavey looking Cool Crab,

with the purple and the greenish teal going on.

That is sweet.

I think they all have the same design,

but this one may be a hoodie.

Definitely all smell like vinegar.

This one's like a dark blue?

No, that's black, yeah.

Dude! [chuckling]

There's a bunch of people, actually,

that have contacted me about doing Cool Crab merch,

and I'm like, you know what, I'm not gonna sell it myself,

because I don't know, I don't really have time to do it.

But there's a bunch of people that have started

making these things.

In fact, if you go on RedBubble,

I'm sure you'll find a number of them.

This is one of them, so, [chuckling] thank you very much.

The fact that Cool Crab has turned into a thing at all,

just, it amuses me.

Okay, now one here that's rather heavy,

but somewhat thin, so I don't know what's in here.

This is from, does it say?

It does not say.

It's from Scott.

"Here are the Floptical drives we talked about."

Sweet!

"I was told they were both working,

"but I noticed a "BAD" label on one of them."