And this show is so professional looking it's en par with what g4 and MTV can produce.
It does reproduce that style so well, that it pretty much has the same flaws like the shows that use that format. It feels a little fake, very constructed, very one sided. It basicly lacks the realness of the RWTV crew that I love so much.
But if it gives them more exposure. And makes a huge impact...I'm all for it.
This video tries to be a comedy and a history piece and it fails at both. I already know all of the video game information here, and it is shameful to see this video not doing original work or investigations on people involved in the business back then. Nolan Bushnell would have been perfect for the show to talk about his restaurant and his game company, but instead we have speakers who are too young to even experience 1977 and make bad jokes to 70's 80's shows.
Lol, most of the people interviewed in these videos weren't probably even born in the 70's, ie. they are not Gen-Xer's
mitrooper 1 week ago
Next time when you guys make documentaries like this, please, if at all possible, make a mention of the age of the people who are being interviewed.
mitrooper 1 week ago
i cant wait until vh1 makes a rip off out of this......
picoaga 1 month ago
When there are new episodes will you put trailers on youtube so we know when the new episode is out?
wesley12106 1 month ago
I really love RWTV.
And this show is so professional looking it's en par with what g4 and MTV can produce.
It does reproduce that style so well, that it pretty much has the same flaws like the shows that use that format. It feels a little fake, very constructed, very one sided. It basicly lacks the realness of the RWTV crew that I love so much.
But if it gives them more exposure. And makes a huge impact...I'm all for it.
RWTV 4 life, brother!
marvelmania 1 month ago
man its like im actually watching vh1... again
defghui 1 month ago
You guys should have drawn sticks to decide who can post this video. Its only on my video feed 5 times
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This video tries to be a comedy and a history piece and it fails at both. I already know all of the video game information here, and it is shameful to see this video not doing original work or investigations on people involved in the business back then. Nolan Bushnell would have been perfect for the show to talk about his restaurant and his game company, but instead we have speakers who are too young to even experience 1977 and make bad jokes to 70's 80's shows.
Error: 0:18 Monaco GP is 1979!
biggamefreak 1 month ago
I love this idea for this new series. Keep it up guys and I can't wait till they reach the mid 80's to the late 90's.
email2003 1 month ago 2
Nice production value!
The "I Love the 80's" style works pretty well here.
I'd like to see more video game related info and less jokes in future episodes though.
Also, I was hoping to see more info on 70's consoles and a bit less on Chucky Cheese's dirty play areas.
Also, no mention of Ralph Baer's Brown Box?! You know Nolan ripped him off right? Tennis for 2 was also very influential, though technically not a VG
I do like the show and will continue to watch though.
videogameobsession 1 month ago in playlist More videos from RetrowareTV 2
Amazing. Not one of them was actually old enough to even enter any arcade in the 70s. Yet they reminosce like it was their childhood.
kloakovalimonada 1 month ago 5
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I was. The arcade was where I bought drugs. They were a lot cheaper and safer then, too.
lesterclaypool1 1 month ago