वृत्तचित्रवर्ष2019अवधि1h 26mIMDb6.8

Not for Resale

वृत्तचित्र

A feature-length documentary on local video game stores and the final days of physical media.

अभी देखें

ट्रेलर

कलाकार

KJ

Kevin J. James

Director

James Ainesworth

Self - Thrillhouse Games

DB

Douglas Bogart

Self - Limited Run Games, Publisher

Frank Cifaldi

Self - Historian, Game Director

Pat Contri

Self - Author, Collector

Neil Crockett

Self - GameZone

D

Denali

Self - Retro Game Fan

TD

Treg Derry

Self - Luna Video Games

Amilton Diesel

Self - Horizon Chase Turbo, Creative Director

Jeremy Dunham

Self - Psyonix Vice President, Publishing

JF

Joshua Fairhurst

Self - Limited Run Games, Publisher

IF

Ian Ferguson

Self - Luna Video Games

DG

David Gibson

Self - Library of Congress, Processing Technician

DH

Dave Hagewood

Self - Psyonix CEO, Founder

John Hancock

Self - Collector, Father

JH

John Hardie

Self - National Videogame Museum, Co-Founder

Blake J. Harris

Self - Author, Console Wars

Sean Kelly

Self - National Videogame Museum, Co-Founder

Kelsey Lewin

Self - Pink Gorilla Games

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वृत्तचित्र★ 6.8

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वृत्तचित्र★ 6.9

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वृत्तचित्र★ 7.7

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वृत्तचित्र★ 8.1

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वृत्तचित्र★ 7.4

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वृत्तचित्र★ 6.3

Evolution of the Black Quarterback

रियलिटी-टीवी★ 6.5

A Toy Store Near You

वृत्तचित्र★ 5.2

Sex Next Door

वृत्तचित्र★ 8.1

Life on Our Planet

वृत्तचित्र★ 7.1

America's Sweethearts: Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders

वृत्तचित्र★ 6.3

Marines

वृत्तचित्र★ 7.9

Marvel Studios: Assembled

वृत्तचित्र★ 6.1

Trust Me: The False Prophet

वृत्तचित्र★ 6.6

Secrets of Penthouse

वृत्तचित्र★ 6.8

Michael Jackson: The Verdict

वृत्तचित्र★ 8.2

Emergency NYC

वृत्तचित्र★ 7.0

Anunnaki: Ancient Secrets Revealed

वृत्तचित्र★ 8.2

The Chef Show

वृत्तचित्र★ 7.2

Nelly & Ashanti: We Belong Together

वृत्तचित्र★ 6.9

Should I Marry a Murderer?

वृत्तचित्र★ 8.4

Behind Bars: The World's Toughest Prisons

वृत्तचित्र★ 7.9

How to Change Your Mind

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6 टिप्पणियाँ

user2082847222491May 29, 2023

source: Not for Resale

Love for chocolateMay 23, 2023

A very interesting documentary about the last breaths of the small business, used video game store industry. The stores featured are really impressive...massive collections of games across the entire lifespan of physical gaming, and even more exciting is the passion from the people who facilitate these operations. Many of the retro shop owners opened their doors at least 10+ years ago, before or when digital copies were just struggling to break into the mainstream, and have in recent times discovered the gradual decline in interest in their business they love so much. They still seem to get a lot of trade-ins from customers, but perhaps the sales have faded in comparison to yesteryear, evidenced in some cases by warehouse-sized basements of back-stock beneath the shop. As someone who grew up in the times of 80's and 90's cartridge gaming, but now exclusively makes digital game purchases out of convenience, this perspective was eye-opening to me in some ways. What happens if 10-15 years from now some of our digital purchases have licensing issues for this reason or that reason, and licenses we once bought but deleted for storage reasons, are no longer available for re-download from Nintendo's eshop cloud, or Playstation Network's store? We've seen this already with some older games on Steam, where even small things like unwanted changes a developer made to a game cannot be undone because that digital media received an update that we can't refuse. Or look at Google Stadia...what if this goes under (which it looks like it really could) but people who paid full price for the right to play a cloud game on Stadia could no longer play that game because their account, the cloud that hosted their digital library, or the service itself are now closed? Scary stuff- I guess you don't really own something unless you can hold it in your hands. Thought provoking doc for gamers everywhere.

laboudeuseMar 14, 2023

source: Not for Resale

TV.Quran ✅Nov 22, 2022

A very interesting documentary about the last breaths of the small business, used video game store industry. The stores featured are really impressive...massive collections of games across the entire lifespan of physical gaming, and even more exciting is the passion from the people who facilitate these operations. Many of the retro shop owners opened their doors at least 10+ years ago, before or when digital copies were just struggling to break into the mainstream, and have in recent times discovered the gradual decline in interest in their business they love so much. They still seem to get a lot of trade-ins from customers, but perhaps the sales have faded in comparison to yesteryear, evidenced in some cases by warehouse-sized basements of back-stock beneath the shop. As someone who grew up in the times of 80's and 90's cartridge gaming, but now exclusively makes digital game purchases out of convenience, this perspective was eye-opening to me in some ways. What happens if 10-15 years from now some of our digital purchases have licensing issues for this reason or that reason, and licenses we once bought but deleted for storage reasons, are no longer available for re-download from Nintendo's eshop cloud, or Playstation Network's store? We've seen this already with some older games on Steam, where even small things like unwanted changes a developer made to a game cannot be undone because that digital media received an update that we can't refuse. Or look at Google Stadia...what if this goes under (which it looks like it really could) but people who paid full price for the right to play a cloud game on Stadia could no longer play that game because their account, the cloud that hosted their digital library, or the service itself are now closed? Scary stuff- I guess you don't really own something unless you can hold it in your hands. Thought provoking doc for gamers everywhere.

_holics_Nov 22, 2022

This was a fairly well made movie that would really appeal to fans already, or those familiar with the hobby. It doesn't do a great job of bringing any outsiders inside, and can occasionally lose focus when it drifts into digital game dev stories, but when it stays on the store owners and the enthusiasts, it shines. Personalities, stories, memories, feelings, that's the core here, not the history of Rocket League or the break dancing game. Solid movie well worth watching.

JaywonNov 22, 2022

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