Tuesday, January 24, 2006

Nintendo Power

I stumbled across this the other day. It's an old nintendo catalog from 1990 whose pages were scanned to a website. I'm sure all my fellow 21 year olds that are in their prime will be able to relate to this.


(Click on the above picture.)


I am amazed that Nintendo had products in so many markets. They sold clothes, cartoons, furniture, watches, karaoke machines, and of course- video games. I think I owned 7 of the products pictured on the site. Be sure to read the captions that were added.

9 Comments:

At 1/25/2006 2:12 AM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

What an amazing assortmet of crap that Nintendo marketed. I'm sure we know someone who owned a ton of that stuff. Anyway, I believe I had 7 of the items as well.

 
At 1/25/2006 8:31 AM, Blogger Moose said...

My childhood must have sucked; I didn't have any of that stuff. But I did have a hat that made a comet trail.

 
At 1/25/2006 8:46 AM, Blogger *jcg said...

The PowerPad!
The least used Nintendo item in history... but by God, I had one.

 
At 1/25/2006 5:52 PM, Blogger Dev said...

I had the Powerpad.. I knew I was one of the fastest people alive after I out-ran Cheetah. I never got the powerglove though. Can anyone name which movie that premiered in?

One of the other items I had was the organizer featured on page 16 of the catalog. Their spoofed caption was 'It seems our model Spazzy here has missed the point of an "organizer", but we're sure you'll do much better.' Spazzy did a much better job than I did.

 
At 1/25/2006 9:16 PM, Anonymous Anonymous said...

The powerglove made its debut in the greatest video game movie ever "Wizard" starring none other than the "Wonder Years"'s own Fred Savage and some random autistic kid that was sweet at video games.

Anyway, if I remember correctly, weren't you once labeled as the slowest defender in the league, Dev?

 
At 1/26/2006 9:32 AM, Blogger Moose said...

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At 1/26/2006 9:33 AM, Blogger Moose said...

Yeah didn't you have a mental laps on spring break one time, when you jumped out of the window to go run the beach so you could be a better soccer player.

 
At 1/26/2006 12:52 PM, Blogger Dev said...

Good job on the movie trivia Crummy. Ideally, we could live in a world without labels. But as LJ pointed out, spring break conditioning and other alcohol-induced runs helped counteract a former coach's 'motivation.'

 
At 1/27/2006 9:04 AM, Blogger Moose said...

Alumni spring break 2007 Panama City

round up the troops, somebody find Ian, Jarod, and sketchMO

I just hope the ole Gulf Coast motel is still standing. I can guarantee you will get your deposit back no matter what.

 

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