I bought the WEIRDEST Japanese Tech from Sendico

Early Consoles

So I don't know why early consoles all decided that even though you're going to plug this into your TV, you're not going to include a power adapter, but instead use a bunch of big ass batteries. It only says Nintendo here, which I guess makes sense because if you think about it, no one knew what Nintendo was, but Nintendo was like, you know, they made like toys and games and stuff. They weren't really an massive household name. So the Color TV Game Six was the name they had for the great, great, great, great, great, great, great-grandfather of the Nintendo Switch.

So when it comes to the Nintendo Color TV Game Six, the problem is that because this is sold and so foreign to a US-based television, we have to go through a series of adapters, which as you can see, works, but has completely destroyed the image quality. So this is good as we got, but let's give it a try nonetheless. So it is essentially Pong, from my understanding. Oh wait, where's the ball? Oh, I saw, I saw, I saw it. Ah, yeah. All right, here's the thing. This is not very playable. I wish we had sort of better image quality for it, but ultimately this does work.

And someday if we can find a better way to get an actual video signal out of it, we can enjoy Mario Pong like 10 years before Mario was invented. All right. What? Oh, it's this stupid (quacking sound). Okay. So this is a thing I should not have bought. It's weird. It's not even that old. So this is the Konica Minolta Kunkun. It tells you if something is stinky. I love Japan.

Sure, we'll just go with it. So after struggling with the Kunkun for quite a while, we now have it properly paired and ready to test to see how stinky I really am. - To calibrate it, we took it to a Magic The Gathering tournament. (laughing) - So I'm gonna put it really close. I'm going to see if my breath stinks. Ready, and. (blowing sound) - Does the score go over 200? - We were able to detect mouth odor. Wait, what? Oh, we were able to measure mouth odor.

Okay, my results are three out of 100. - That's very good. - That's pretty good. - Yay. - Who wants to smell my breath? - No. (laughing) (blowing breath sound) (indistinct) All right, I'll be real. That was pretty neutral. I didn't actually... I was sniffing. Wait, what if I chew gum and then try it again? I'm gonna see if by chewing some gum, if it can improve my neutral smell.

(upbeat music) - Oh, the noises. - I've got to aggressively chew. So clearly, my breath now smells like gum. If it detects the odor, then I actually should have a higher number. - You sound like a dudethat found out how to beat a breathalyzer test and are like making a TikTok about it. (blowing breath sound) Oh my God.

Oh my God, I got up to a 49 of 100. (laughing) So it is. It's just detecting smell. Not good or bad. It's not distinguishing that, it's just smell. So I went from a three with no gum to a 49 with gum. This is science right here, I tell you, science.

All right, so now it's going to tell me if my head smells. Okay. The answer is my head is, oh, oh, oh, oh my goodness. I just got a 93 of 100 for my head smell. (laughing) So I'm wearing deodorant right now. So I'm theoretically thinking that it's gonna smell that deodorant and give me a high score. Yep, we got it.

Okay. The score is... Wow, it's pretty good. 39 out of 100. And again, it is that same, quote unquote, sweat odor that it's seeing. I'm a little worried about the smell. The smell of sweat seems to be relatively strong. Use deodorant, idiot. (laughing) So you know what? Kunkun body odor tester remover 9000. I now feel more confident that I can walk into a room and not pull a SpongeBob of... and everyone just fainting.

Do you guys want to hear a bathroom joke? - You trying to kill us? - And thank you again to Acronis for sponsoring this video.