Famimaga Video 1989-05 [Issue 5] VHS Rip

This is a Japanese-language upload. For best results, please turn on subtitles and set them to auto-translate. A video rip of the fifth issue of Family Magazine's video companion series, which ran for a couple of years during the peak Bubble Economy days. This one finally brings some fresh content to the series after three tapes dominated by Super Mario Bros. 3, Final Fantasy II, and Famista ’88. The main features here are an SD Gundam game (boo) and the Game Boy's debut (hoorah), which includes some beautiful GB direct feed capture from what appears to be the rare and desirable Wide Boy, the precursor to Super Game Boy which Nintendo only made available to developers and media. Tons of other interesting items here, culminating in a breathless preview of Nintendo's own Dragon Quest clone, a little game called Mother... 0:43 Contents 1:15 PREVIEWS 1:20 SD Gundam World: Gatchapon Senshi 2: Capsule Senki 4:10 Game Boy 4:15 Super Mario Land 5:53 Baseball 6:32 Alleyway 6:53 Yakuman 7:22 FEATURES 7:30 Dragon Spirit 10:11 Genghis Khan 12:35 River City Ransom 15:42 Dragon Buster II 18:23 TRAILERS 18:25 Ganbare Goemon 18:55 Hoops 19:25 HARDWARE 19:29 Famicom Titler 20:25 ULTRA TECHNIQUE 20:44 Super Mario series 21:44 Super Mario Bros. 3 22:15 Ganbare Goemon 22:27 Final Fantasy II 23:00 Gradius II 23:18 Mega Man 2 23:31 Famista ’88 23:42 Family Mahjong II 23:52 PC ENGINE FAN 23:57 Twin Cobra 26:53 P-47: The Freedom Fighter 29:43 Pac-Land 32:10 UL-TECH WONDERLAND 32:14 SonSon II 32:32 Space Harrier 32:58 Fantasy Zone 33:24 Fighting Street 18:23 TRAILERS 33:48 Game Boy Commercial 34:18 Famicom Jump Hero Retsuden 33:33 MEGA DRIVE FAN 34:38 Super League 37:31 BOKUTACHI GAME CENTER 37:37 Turbo OutRun 40:29 SCOOP! 40:35 EarthBound Beginnings 42:02 Outro Recorded from a JVC Super VHS video deck and upscaled to 720p via Retrotink 5X. Note that this upload includes a couple of brief skips/gaps due to the age and condition of the video tape, which lost sync in two spots—nothing essential, though. You may freely use portions of this video for your own work as needed! All I ask for my efforts in getting this material online is a small source credit in your video or footnotes.