Pachinko is Japan’s biggest game. And yet many people overseas have never even heard of it.
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So its a glorified childrens game which evolved way past his prime.
Kaiji
I know about this from Kaiji, the anime about gambling.
Hey, I have been in the place with the old mechanical machines, and played with them myself! It's the Showa Museum in Takayama. Cool place, look it up.
natsuki is pretty well spoken and articulate actually in his native language 😂
Chris always seems very interested in what he is talking about and treats his friends with cheeky respect. Love this guy, love the channel.
I was winning and then got "sssht" by an employee because I was being overly happy. Sorry Japan that I was the rude and obnoxious foreigner I swore not to be.
I never "got" pachinko but in a more laid back environment where you can then drink your winnings with friends, sounds quite appealing
Mario: nam flashbacks intensify
Come to Table Mountain Casino in Fresno California
i wonder how often people drop those containers full of balls all over the floor
This was not something I was looking for, this was something looking for me and for some odd reason I found it entertaining. Thank you for expanding my understanding haha.
Zeta Gundam pachinko… YEAS
"Pachinko isn't the mindfuck I thought it'd be"
man I was really worried I was watching a cut and paste doucmentary by one of the big companies for a moment
playing this on acid must be an experience alright
In Spanish a marble is called cinco and it should very similar
3:27 omg thats the one my aunt had
Still waaay too close to pokies for me but whatever gets you through this endless pandemic, I guess.
I Heard about Pachinko from Kaiji.
EBIS! I just saw a video on Joey’s channel about them. Awesome! And no smoking is good. The biggest problem I have with casinos is the smoke, can’t stand it, never have. But now I know if I wanted to play the game, there’s a place I can go that I can enjoy myself AND breathe!
The only thing I could think throughout the video is how much metal was wasted in manufacturing all these balls
The manger is the the guy from joey new video aka the anime man
Anime really need some retraining as well. Are they capable enough to maybe put camera's together on an assembly line?
I wonder if this machines can b rigged like the common slot machine and how?
This is what ruined konami?!
I want that pachinko guy as my uncle
deffinitly interesting. almost kinda understand it too
Korean run pachinko to earn and send money to North Korea. Korean are the richest people in Japan.
Most states are like this too. Here in NC gambling outside of a native American reservation is illegal. But places get around this by calling their establishments "arcades" normally they have video poker and slots.
Most people just buy scratch offs though. Scratch offs are legal because the state is involved with them and I'd assume it is a large source of income for them.
that guy is so detached from reality, it is annoyingly offensive.
I was in akihabara a few times and the pachinko machines there are so over the top
(underaged anime girl panty flashes and so on). And the noise is disorienting.
Funny thing is that most Japanese are afraid to take risk.. yet they enjoy these things.. Pachinko.. and Gacha Games.. which are.. Risky ass games..
Just when I thought I was out, they pull me back in
How you stood up for the Queen in Japan letting some Japanese individuals not disrespect Her Majesty? I'm from Houston, Texas and just finished Netflix's The Crown, and am genuinely interested in how British people living in foreign country's think of the Queen.
"gaming"
Natsuki is my Father.
Imagine dropping one of those boxes filled with balls
I prefer paying 100 USD for a bundle tripeA game.