There was a special event at the local thrift store today, they do this once or twice a year, i think the mayor was even there and you could lunch at very reasonable prices but anyways, i found this Boozemeter ,i think you need to move the handle across without touching the metal, if you don't have a steady hand or you drank then it would obviously be more difficult, i didn't try it but i found it interesting enough to snap a pic.

I searched it up and apparently it's from the late 60s and was made by Sega (as far as i know the one that we're familiar with)

I really want to know if anyone else maybe knows of Vintage Sega stuff before the gameconsoles that we know and love (or hate).

Finding this in the wild as I turned a corner was CRAZY. I haven’t seen this deluxe full amusement since sometime in the mid-90’s Disney maybe? Hydraulics on all the cars still worked and felt like tires actually skidding around the only feature that was offline was the driver face camera though it looks like they just forgot to change the input on a screen they hooked it up to.

I found a 6 pack of blind bags and decided to test my luck and get them all. Luckily they were all different!

8 Hour Walk Through Shenmue: https://youtu.be/iAegoTIqB6I

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What's your fav Shenmue weather to walk in? New 8 Hour Walk Through Shenmue featuring one day but 3 different weather/music to enjoy ;)

Full video available in the link above :)

While many of you may already know that the SEGA logo is a much lighter shade of blue in Japan than the rest of the world, something that seems to be far less known is that the western logo shifted to a darker shade of blue later on. If you Google search "SEGA logo," you're bound to find the first image easily, but the latter color is visible on SEGA's social media as well as the cover art of their modern games. Browsing through their website on Wayback Machine suggests this change occurred around April of 2014, though why they changed it is unknown.

Just something I thought was interesting.