FCカセットが本体をハッキング！？ゲームソフトDOOMを紹介！

I've never seen such an amazing cartridge! 3D games run smoothly on the Famicom. A detailed explanation of why DOOM cartridges are so amazing! A detailed introduction to software that hacks the console! We'll also show you how to buy them cheaply. #doom #fccompatible #retrogame #FAMIDOOM #Evgeny 3D games run smoothly on the Famicom. A detailed explanation of how it all works! ●FC DOOM 　https://evgenykzz2.github.io/FamiDoom... 　※Ukrainian ●PPU Explanation (English) 　https://www.nesdev.org/wiki/PPU ●ES DOOM-like Technology Explanation (BAKUTENDO) 　https://bakutendo.net/wp-content/uplo... ◆How to Purchase You can purchase by negotiating through chat software such as eBay and Telegram. ※Ebay accepts credit card payments, but Telegram only accepts PayPal. PayPal is a person-to-person transfer service, so credit cards are not accepted. 　You must have completed identity verification with your bank. A major bank is required. This is a private transaction, so please be aware that any issues that arise are at your own risk! Search for "Evgeny FamiDoom" on Telegram and try talking to him. You can communicate in any language without any issues by using GPT chat or other translation tools. On eBay, it costs about 17,000 yen including shipping. Purchased on Telegram, it costs about 9,300 yen. It arrived from Ukraine about a week after payment. 00:00 - Unboxing 01:31 - What is DENDY? 03:01 - Playing on the Famicom 13:18 - History and hacking explanation 17:49 - Impact on Japanese users as well 19:20 - Differences between the two games 20:34 - How to buy them cheaper ------------------------------------The story of how long it took to deposit money via PayPal------------------------------------ *I initially tried to transfer money through Japan Post Bank, but I couldn't register due to an error during bank registration. It was rejected over 50 times due to an input error, but there's no way I could have made a mistake with my name or account number. The error message said "input error," but I think it's probably not an input error, but rather an identity authentication issue. When I try to authenticate from my smartphone, a PIN code is sent via SMS to the registered phone number. However, when I registered 40 years ago, I didn't have a smartphone, so I registered my home landline. My landline doesn't have SMS reception capabilities, so I can't receive SMS and can't authenticate. Why can't there be other ways to authenticate? Even changing my phone number requires SMS authentication. That means I have to bring my seal and bankbook to the counter. I tried another money transfer method, WISE, but I got rejected four times in a row when I had to use my driver's license photo for identity verification. So I deleted my WISE account and gave up on using it. So I opened an account with Tokyo Mitsubishi UFJ Bank, just for Doom... When I received my card and tried to register it with PayPal, I got an error and couldn't register. I called the card's customer support and asked, and apparently they actually debit a small amount from my account to check whether it's valid. It turns out that you can't register an account unless there's money in it. I wanted to transfer money to my account right away, but the shortest transfer time isn't available for the first time, so I scheduled the transfer a few days in advance and was finally able to register. This is similar to the authorization method you see in the video to check whether your credit card is valid when making a purchase. They debit 1 yen to check the card. Of course, if the account is confirmed to be valid, the 1 yen will be refunded and will not be recorded in the transaction history, but whenever you use the card to make a purchase, a 1 yen check will be made.