Man this thread makes me cry..... what a beautiful times...
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Do people call gaming hotlines any more, I wonder?
I once called for help with the end of COSMIC FANTASY 2 on the Turbo-CD, can't remember how much it cost though...
Who's mario again?
| konnichiwa said: Ha I posted this once on the early days of VGCHARTZ =p. But it is always nice to see this back. The thing that always took my attention is what one of the people says... Mario....Uhmz sound Japanese..... Maybe because I live in Europe but Mario always sounded Italian for me and not Japanese... |
Yeap, that was the first time I saw it it Konnichiwa..
I think the guy said Nintendo sounds japanese...
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wow. isn't that the guy is now a really annoying conservative anchor on fox or something...
Now a new news question would be to find people who actually don't know who Mario is or Nintendo.
| montrealsoon said: Do people call gaming hotlines any more, I wonder? I once called for help with the end of COSMIC FANTASY 2 on the Turbo-CD, can't remember how much it cost though... |
The Nintendo one was free. This would never happen in today's gaming world. That's exactly where I learned the SMB one up move on the staircase they showed in the video. I think they gave me a tip to get through the original Metroid as well. Never used 'em for Zelda though. Crazy how well those franchises have held up.
Whoa, a gaming hotline.
Heh, the original Nintendo was only $100 (~$180 with inflation).
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If I had a time machine, I would go to that store, and just buy so much Mario stuff..
| O-D-C said: If I had a time machine, I would go to that store, and just buy so much Mario stuff.. |
Heh, I'd actually go back in time and buy a lot of stock for a lot of companies that were small then and are huge now.
Also I think 80% of the people on this forums weren't even born in 1988.
Loved that.."they are going to another world"
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