What would the modern version of this commercial be like?
What would the modern version of this commercial be like?
Isaac Martin
David Green
Nathan Morgan
swordfighters
Dominic Murphy
Mario, pikachu, and yoshi would be dressed as sissies and apologizing to DK while posting the pics on their tumblr
Cooper Flores
That was terrible
Henry Lewis
Most modern vidya commercials are
Jaxson Wilson
is that the guy from Stranger Things
Eli Richardson
>and more games to come soon
Ethan Parker
REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
Jonathan Howard
Women, brown people, rap music.
Gabriel Martin
All the actors in that commercial are in stranger things.
Aiden Martin
...
Cooper Jones
Cartoon characters with small hands and feet in Adventure Time style with dancing and a Bruno Mars song in the back
Adam Green
Why would you remind me of this
Jaxson Hill
Jesus christ user
Leo Bell
STEVE
Kevin Howard
That was awful
Ryan Davis
Don't forget the guy from the Mighty No.9 commercial making so funny xDDD commentary.
Anthony Long
Nintendo advertising is dead.
Sebastian Davis
So...does Jack /ss/ Gina or what?
Parker Hill
Not all of them.
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James Lee
this commercial is almost single-handedly the reason why me and my brother begged for an N64 as kids and became life long Nintendo fans.
The settle it in Smash ads were ok but nothing compared to the original.
Hunter Morgan
Wish the game was half as fun as this trailer and didn't control like dick and balls
Carson Perry
Gina pegs Jack
Hudson Barnes
Oliver Rogers
The controls were fucking top notch, you just suck ass at the game. Literally the only thing wrong with them is that you can't skell jump after unlocking the flight pack.
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Jeremiah Morris
>mfw the flight theme resets every time you land
Those first few notes are embedded in my brain, not even a lobotomy will remove them.
Logan Foster
...
Aiden Bell
Mario and three Marths prancing through a busy highway.
Joshua Lee
Well shit, he got you there OP.
Connor Rogers
>one of my first jack offs was to that the guy who played sonic
Sebastian Ward
>tfw not the target audience anymore