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Patrick Scott Patterson 1 Comment Classic Gaming, dave bullis, Elizabeth hanning, goldeneye, NES, nester, nintendo, nintendo power, Super Mario Bros 2

Nintendo Power: Reaction to the end of the long running magazine

I remember these days very fondly. I can still remember reading through that first issue three or four times that first night alone. Back in these days we didn’t have the internet to give us instant news nor were the other video game magazines on the market particularly timely. Nintendo Powerwas a literal treasure trove for a Nintendo-obsessed youngster such as myself, and I miss the feeling of anticipation of each new issue. I couldn’t wait to read the newest previews, try the latest tricks and tips and even to see if Howard ever gave Nester a little respect.

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Luis Zena 0 Comments Acclaim Wireless Controller, back to the future, Camerica games, Castlevania 2, Classic ads, Dead Heat Scramble, Dragon Warrior 2, Fist of the North Star, Game Gear, Gameboy Advertising, gamepro, Gametek, Hellraiser -Happy Camper, Jackie Chan's Kung Fu, Koei, Mega Man Gameboy, Mendel Palace, nintendo power, Shadow of the Ninja, The Game Service, Thor Aackerlung, video game ads, World Championship 1990

Classic Gaming Ads: Head to Head

Anyone who played games in the late 80’s and throughout the nineties ran across thousands of ads. If you subscribed to any magazines like Nintendo Power or Gamepro you should be familiar with many of these. We bring you an assortment of video game ads from yesteryear from your enjoyment.

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J.A. Laraque 0 Comments atari, atari 2600, atari 2600 the fun is back, Best use of a Rap, classic commercials, classic games, Commercial, commercial wars, hip hop, J.A. Laraque, NES, nintendo, nintendo power, obsolete gamer, Parappa the Rapper, rap, sega, Sega Genesis, toe jam and earl, video game commericals, Zelda, zelda rap

Commercial Wars: Best use of a Rap

Finally and again the way they talk about the game toward the end, “Ya go Link ya, get some.” Is that not a line from every Ron Jeremy movie? I just think these children need more parental supervision and a kick in the ass.