We had a great time at Renton City Retro in Renton, WA. It’s probably the only retro game show in the entire northwest in 2021. Several from all over from Seattle to Portland and beyond came by to scoop up great deals and visit friends we haven’t seen for the past year and a half. I found a few cool things I show in this video.
I’m taking a Retro Road Trip to the northern part of Washington State, visiting game stores in small towns for the first time. Stores shown:
Next Level Video Games
http://www.nextlevelvideogames.com
Another Castle Games
http://www.anothercastlegames.com
Cosmic Games
https://cosmicbham.com
Reset Games
http://www.anothercastlegames.com/bellingham/
** DISCLAIMER – Nobody paid me to make this video, I didn’t receive a kickback or any compensation. I just wanted to highlight some of the mom & pop retro gaming stores in our area and hopefully give them some more exposure **
** New Video ** VIDEO GAME HUNTING in Phoenix, Arizona! + PICKUPS! (PS1, PS2, 3DS, DS, Saturn) I visit Fallout Games, 1UP Games, The Gaming Zone, Bookmans & Zia Record Exchange as well as do some site seeing in Sedona and the Grand Canyon. WATCH >> https://youtu.be/e1GD5M3yHBw
I’m going video game hunting in Portland, Oregon at SideQuest Games + I’ll show you my Pickups!
http://www.sidequestgamestore.com — Checkout Discount “Metal” for 10% off (details on site)
Kinsey answers YOUR QUESTIONS about her new GAME PRODUCER job, moving to JAPAN as a foreigner, what she’ll miss about the US, will she SELL her game collection, the peanut butter situation & more!
ReiwaGaming Matt – Gaming in Japan – In this episode of Gaming Life in Japan, I give some advice on buying games in Japan for those who want to come to visit Japan. I talk about buying new games, used and retro games, and other things in this video. And I give some recommendations on how to get the best deals.
Walt Disney World Resort is huge — it consists of four theme parks, 27 hotels with 21 thousand rooms, over 30 thousand parking spaces, shopping, water parks, and all of the backstage areas needed to run such a massive operation. Walt Disney World is set on 27,000 acres in central Florida — roughly the size of the city of San Francisco. It’s also the most visited resort in the world. It’s impressive size and record setting visitor attendance are amazing. For sure. But what might be even more amazing, particularly if you are a city planning nerd like me, is the special district that grants the company unprecedented powers over its land and municipal services.
