oh wow!!! amazing pics drew! makes our clubs here look like we are on the wealfare, lol! the states miss you, see you for rank 1

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Originally posted by freshcoast Oh, and I just read your blog. So have you tried this yet?

Not yet, every AM/PM and FamilyMart I have been in, as well as all the vending machines, don't have it I'm going to look harder...i'm not leaving Japan until I find it!

Isn't that Remo-Con?

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Originally posted by rizo awesome pics! how was the sound?

That place is a mega Sony Kaboom box!!!!!!!!!!

The Bassssssss Prolly hits hard there!!! i need two sets of earplugs for that venue

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omg everyone there is an extra from fast and the furious tokyo drif!!!

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Originally posted by Halcyon+On+On OOKA-OOKA ME NACHOS ME PRESS KEYS ON COMPUTER GOOD

Heh, just read Drew's blog and it reads like my first try to Electric Town (Akihabara).

I still cherish my Super Famicom system I got for a measly 800 yen....like $7! lol. I haven't even used it cause I didn't get any games. But I can tell everyone I have a Super Famicom at least.

For those of you going "WTF is a Super Famicom?" it's the Japanese version of the Super Nintendo. The NES and SNES were called the Famicom (Family Computer) and Super Famicom in Japan and had vastly different designs. I think the Super Famicom is so much cooler looking than the SNES. The cartridges were even designed a bit differently. Europe got the cool Japanese design.

The top right one in this pic.

Top Row: SNES :: Super Famicom
Bot Row: SNES Jr :: Super Famicom Jr.


For the hell of it, here's the original Famicom in Japan. Ugly eh? But when VG needs see the colors used on some LE version of a Nintendo system today, they go ga-ga lol.