[align=center:1eh7q21e]Weird Retro Video Games: Nintendo's Early & Obscure Consoles (//http)[/align:1eh7q21e]
Good to see he actually knew that it wasn't Nintendo who made Pong and Breakout!
Here's an original Japanese TV commercial for one of Ninty's Color TV dedicated consoles -
Nintendo Color TV Game Commercial (//http)
That's pretty cool. I was never aware of any of these Nintendo consoles from the 70's.
They certainly ripped off Atari a lot in their early years!
Me neither. Great stuff fella.
Quote from: "The Laird"They certainly ripped off Atari a lot in their early years!
Indeed they did. Games copied from another company and the hardware was co-developed by Mitsubishi Electronic. Not seeing much that's 'amazing' and 'innovative' there, lol!
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[align=center:32psvnmg]I came across THIS BLOG (//http) all about old Nintendo [s:32psvnmg]crap[/s:32psvnmg] stuff.[/align:32psvnmg]
Well, that thing was launched the year I was born!
Quote from: "TrekMD"Well, that thing was launched the year I was born!
Now that's old! :20:
Quote from: "Shadowrunner"Quote from: "TrekMD"Well, that thing was launched the year I was born!
Now that's old! :20:
Show some respect to your elders!Â

As my grandmother says, "Where you see yourself, I saw myself and where you see me, you'll see yourself."
TrekMD & Shadowrunner -
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Quote from: "The Laird"They certainly ripped off Atari a lot in their early years!
One good deed deserves another.....it's not like Atari didn't steal pong from Ralph Baer. :13: ...what the hell is happening to me?)Â
Quote from: "Gorf"Quote from: "The Laird"They certainly ripped off Atari a lot in their early years!
One good deed deserves another.....it's not like Atari didn't steal pong from Ralph Baer. :13: ...what the hell is happening to me?) :24:
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:21: You can't be too far behind 
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:21: You can't be too far behind :21:
Hey...where did you guys get that photo of me?Â
[align=center:3977p7jh]Another classic Japanese advert for the Color TV Game
Nintendo Color TV Game 6 & 15 [1978] - Rare Early Nintendo Game Systems - Nintendo Color TV Game (//http)[/align:3977p7jh]
No clue of what was being said but that variation on Pong looks interesting.
In the 70s (probably earlier too) Nintendo made some incredibly cool stuff (some of it licensed from people like MB - but lots of things were their own developments). Duck Hunt for example is a video game version of a mechanical gun game they made that projected ducks onto your wall to shoot at
http://blog.beforemario.com/2012/09/nintendo-kousenjuu-duck-hunt-1976.html (//http)
....video games are only the latest thing for them - a company that started in the 1890s. The death of Gunpei Yokoi (Gameboy, Metroid - but inventor of many mechanical games back in the day) was a huge loss to the industry.
http://blog.beforemario.com/p/list-of-toys-and-games.html (//http)
There are plenty of links on youtube showing some of their early stuff. Here's just one:
Nintendo Museum Feature: Part One - The Toy Era (//http)
Pretty cool stuff. I never knew that Duck Hunt was a mechanical game before Nintendo created the video game version.Â
Ah but yes...how the mighty have fallen!
eh?