What's Up Guys: Lew Here Back with Another Video

Lew is here back with another video, and this is the third installment in his amazing and cool virtual reality unboxing videos. In this video, Lew takes his viewers on a trip down memory lane as he unboxes some of the most important gadgets in general and in his personal life. Today's topic is the original Nintendo Entertainment System, also known as the NES.

The NES was an absolute game-changer, bringing a controller into people's living rooms and completely changing the way people perceived gaming. Lew explains that this console was the first one he had, and it might be the first one that his viewers had as well. The NES brought local gaming and multiplayer to the forefront, with two controllers inside the box designed for players to enjoy together.

Lew takes a closer look at the back of the box, showing his family in a nostalgic scene from his childhood. This scene represents the promise of the NES, which was not just about the console itself but also about the hours that people would spend playing together as a family. Lew's brother is even visible in this image, and it's clear that Lew has fond memories of opening up his NES on Christmas morning.

Now, let's take a closer look at what made up the possibly most important game console of all time – the NES itself. Lew starts by examining the console on the left side of the box, marveling at its pristine condition. Inside, he finds two controllers, a game called Jack, and a Zapper light gun. Lew brings up the game "Super Mario Bros." and "Duck Hunt," which were both released in 1985, the same year Lew was born.

Lew also mentions that the NES did not debut in North America until later, but it was first released in Japan in 1985. This is an interesting point because it brings Lew to the Zapper light gun, a peripheral that he's excited to show his viewers. The original NES controllers were actually gray, but they had to be modified for the American audience, resulting in the iconic orange color we see today.

Lew decides to pull the trigger on the Zapper, demonstrating its incredible accuracy and experience. He then brings up one of the controllers, explaining that it was a precursor to all the advancements that would come later in the world of gaming controllers and consoles. The controller's design allowed players to lean back and enjoy rapid-fire action, setting a new standard for gaming.

The main attraction of this unboxing experience is, of course, the NES itself. Lew marvels at its beauty, two-tone gray color, and the AV inputs and output on the back. He also highlights the protective door that shields the cartridge from dust. The buttons on the controller are perhaps the most nostalgic component of this entire experience for Lew.

When Lew hits the power button on the console, he is transported back to 1985, and he invites his viewers to join him on this journey through time. As he powers up the NES, Lew feels like it's Christmas all over again – a feeling that he hopes his viewers will also experience as they continue watching this series.

Lew encourages his viewers to leave comments below if there are any retro gadgets or consoles they'd like to see featured in future videos. He wraps up the video by thanking his audience and wishing them well, before saying goodbye with a smile.

"WEBVTTKind: captionsLanguage: en*intro music*What's up guys?Lew here back with another video.This is the third in the installmentof amazing and cool virtual reality unboxing videos. where you and me,together in VRWe take a trip down memory laneand we look at some of the most important gadgetsin general as well as in mypersonal life,and this onetakes the cake, this is the original NintendoOtherwise known as the NES, Nintendo Entertainment System.This thing was an absolute game changerit's the first console I hadIt might be the first one that you had as well.It brought a controller into peoples living room,andcompletely changed our perspective on what gaming was going to be.as you can seeI've got a pristine action set in front of me.Back of the boxYou can see what it's all about.here's the happy family would they behappy if it weren't for the nintendo? Ican't say I can neither confirm nor deny,but I do want to say something aboutthis scene right here you see thisfamily over here,alright that was me that was my familyright there, because back then what thisrepresented was local gaming,localmultiplayer, there's a reason twocontrollers are inside the box you'resupposed to do it with someone else andso when I open this up on Christmasmorning it was sort of about the consolemaybe more importantly looking back nowit was about the promise it was about those hoursthat we're going to be spent togethermyself my brother i mean that even that evenin kind of looks like a young version ofme right there maybe in some alternateuniverse I'm the kid in this commercialwo what are we doing here let's getinside the box enough of all that andtake a closer look at what made uppossibly the most important game consoleof all timeso what will you notice here that theconsole on the left look at that thoughunbelievable condition. We got the gamethe zapper and two controllerslet's start out with the game Jackbring it up right in this location for thepeople to enjoy and inspect of course adouble game situation on one cartridgeSuper Mario Bros and Duck Huntdouble your enjoyment nintendo 1985 alsohappens to be the year that i was bornof course this didn't come out here innorth america until later but it debutedin japan in 1985 now that's aninteresting point because it brings meto the zapper now get rid of that gamebring up the zapper in this locationover here. its red right? orangish redkind of color the original one wasactually completely gray the one thatdebuted in japan had to make amodification to satisfy the Americanaudience so it turned into this orangeNow I'm gonna pull the trigger right herei want you to prepare yourselfbrace yourself this moment is veryimportantshh*click*you heard that spring unbelievableincredible experience if you've neverpulled a Zapper trigger it's time probablyto change your life change course get ridof the zapper bring up the controllerover herewhat was so special about this i meani'm looking at it now and so are you andyou're going blue it looks like a boxwith buttons and yeah it kind of was okbut really it was the precursor foreverything that was about to happen inthe world of controllers and consoles ingeneral it was no longer about joysticksand bringing those arcade cabinets intoyour house no you were leaning backthen that's what the controller enabledit's got this long cable you lean back boomrapid-fire of course controllers have gottena lot better now a lot more ergonomic but if itweren't for this controller I doubtwould be where we are today and now themain attraction the NES itselflook at that beauty right there twotone gray scrap everything on the screenhere Jack bring it up let the peopleenjoy the spectacle of the original NESof course your AV in and out allstandard definition but you didn't careyou would have family on the back of thebox right there and then on the frontthe door protecting your cartridge fromthe dustlook at that now these buttons might be themost nostalgic component of this entireunboxing experience when I hit this powerbutton I will be transported back tonineteen eighty-five here we go do thistogether with me........yes....there you have it the classic possiblythe most important gadget in my entirechildhood I remember wanting this thingmore than anything else and it happenedone christmas and now i feel like it'sChristmas all over againthe NES 1985 hopefully you guys appreciatethis series i know i enjoyed making ittake a look around and appreciate all ofthese very cool 3d representations ofall the items inside this box and i hopeto continue this series with more retrogadgets so if there's something you'dlike to see leave a comment down belowBye :)\n"