Brett Peters
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I was playing Nintendo.
Duck Hunt ?
I was playing Nintendo.
Rofl you best be posting that pic!!!! we know you have it!!! lolol
I was playing Nintendo.
...I still do
hahahahahaha NEVER!!!
At this time, I have no knowledge of any such pictures...
In 1982, my parents and my little brother went to the UK (I didn't go as I was at boarding school ) via Singapore, and in Singapore they purchased several of these new things called "Game and watch" by a company called Nintendo.
I still have one of them... Fire Attack, you had to defend the fort against the ever increasing hoardes of Indians (very un-PC LOL) My brother also had an Octopus one, and another one I can't recall now.. both of which are long gone, the only reason I still have this one is I stole it from him when we were still kids and never gave it back! Unfortunately it is not in mint condition, but it did still work the last time we put batteries in it.
My son has been trying to get his grubby mits on this for years, he is never going to get it, until he inherits it
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And then, right at the end of the 80s, the German wall collapsed. The cold war, which had gripped us all for as long as we remembered ended. Russians were no longer the bad guys.
LoL everyone in school used to own one of those and everyone used to exchange their game disc
That's great
This one didn't have game discs, the whole unit only played the one built in game.
I never found out who stole mine tho
I cried when the wall came down, it was just such an inspiration, that people power could defeat even the strongest of repressive governments!
Thinking about the 80's brings back a lot of nostalgia. I grew up in the 80's and I miss it; things were simpler then. Enjoyed after school cartoons like GI Joe cartoons, transformers, and games like Defender, Joust, Guantlet, super mario bros, dig dug, and the first zelda on the NES.
Haha, this reads like a press release from your PR departmenthahahahahaha NEVER!!!
At this time, I have no knowledge of any such pictures...
Haha, this reads like a press release from your PR department
Speaking about the late 80's, cold war and all the change that happened (this was actually "change, we didn't believe it could ever happen", so much more exciting than today's "change").
Nena in the 80's (99 red balloons, the english version)
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