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Xiàbān Hòu! - Episode #41 - Let's Play Knockoff Chinese Nintendo (Patreon)

Published:
2023-04-10 16:43:08
Imported:
2023-05

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Today's video is a Let's Play! 


We're going to play fake NES games that were popular in China on a bootleg Nintendo from China. 


Join us live, or catch the episode - https://youtube.com/live/S_rlFPPDw2s?feature=share

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Xiàbān Hòu! - Episode #41 - Let's Play Knockoff Chinese Nintendo

Xiàbān Hòu! - Episode #41 - Let's Play Knockoff Chinese Nintendo

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Anonymous

YESSSS FINALLY.

Anonymous

Q: What is your opinions on the Dalai Lama situation? A lot of stuff is going around online about it, lots of people are supporting the Dalai Lama, but, since you didn't cover it on your Friday show, what's your thoughts? - My opinion: I understand it's a cultural thing.. But, don't be weird around children, & don't idolize a religious leader blindly. It's definitely not necessary to ask kids for hugs and kisses....

Anonymous

Q: Is it possible to get more wrestling videos like the royal rumble, it was just too good to be only once a year. And you did tease something on the main show.

Dylan Vienet

Q: Hey legends! Unfortunately haven't been live with you guys for a while because of my busy work schedule and Australian time difference! Winston, do you see south Africa heading for a similar future to Haiti? I was watching a Simon whistler video today about the crisis on his warographics channel, and read a comment from a south African mentioning that ANC corruption post-Mandela is turning South Africa down this path. Could it really get that bad? Wonder what you guys think?

Dylan Vienet

Q: For C-Milk as the resident Catholic: Are Chinese Christians less likely to be ultranationalist and xenophobic, as they are not from the status quo, so to speak? I was talking to a Chinese friend on WeChat, as she lives in china again and discovered that she is a Christian, which made me feel a sense of relief as I never wanted to discuss politics or the world with her incase she was one of the nationalist types. I usually find myself tiptoeing around that stuff when I talk to mainlanders until I'm sure that they're not and although she's very liberal, and definitely would do stuff that is against societal norms in China, I never felt so sure. Anyway, Are they more likely to go against the grain and think differently or does the CCP-vanilla church in China keep people in line with the party?

Robert Mahlzeit

Q: Did you guys play Atomic Heart? Are there any fish left in the the coast china owns?

Dragunilla

I'd take another session of you guys attempting to decipher hideous, borderline unplayable bootlegs over any blockbuster any day.

Anonymous

Ccp totally knew you ordered that console and sent you a broken controller on purpose