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little mac beats tyson in round 1

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Here are the tunes used in this video, all by Instant Remedy.

Game On (Issue 0989)
Last Ninja – The Palace
Ghosts ‘n Goblins (Trance Version)

Full list of games in the video (might be some errors) –

1. Super Mario Brothers (0:00)
2. Contra (0:07)
3. Dragon warrior 1 (0:13)
4. Dr. Mario (0:19)
5. Excite Bike (0:25)
6. Lola 3 (0:31)
7. Ice Climber (0:37)
8. Gradius (0:43)
9. Ice Hockey (0:49)
10. Kiwi Craze (0:55)
11. Little Nemo (1:01)
12. Scheherazade (1:07)
13. Abradox (1:13)
14. Addams Family (1:19)
15. Adventure Island 1 (1:25)
16. Basewars (1:31)
17. Marble Madness (1:37)
18. Kirby (1:43)
19. Batman 1 (1:49)
20. Battle Chess (1:55)
21. Mappy Land (2:01)
22. Maniac Mansion (2:07)
23. Kid Icarus (2:13)
24. Silius (2:19)
25. Duck Hunt (2:25)
26. Treasure Island 2 (2:31)
27. Goonies 2 (2:37)
28. Castlevania 1 (2:43)
29. Bugs Bunny Birthday (2:49)
30. Bomberman 1 (2:55)
31. Battletoads (3:01)
32. Bionic Commando (3:07)
33. Blades of Steel (3:13)
34. Blaster Master (3:19)
35. Castlevania 2 (3:25)
36. Bugs Bunny Crazy Castle (3:31)
37. Casino Kid (3:37)
38. Caveman Games (3:43)
39. Crystalis (3:49)
40. Deja Vu (3:55)
41. Double Dribble (4:01)
42. Duck Tales (4:07)
43. Double Dragon 2 (4:13)
44. Golgo 13 (4:19)
45. Hogans Alley (4:25)
46. Jackie Chan (4:31)
47. Castlevania 3 (4:37)
48. Double Dragon 1 (4:43)
49. Ninja Gaiden 1 (4:49)
50. North & South (4:55)
51. Prince Of Persia (5:01)
52. Metroid (5:07)
53. Metal Gear (5:13)
54. Pirates (5:19)
55. Mega Man 2 (5:25)
56. Micro Machines (5:31)
57. Paper Boy (5:37)
58. Punch Out (5:43)
59. Super Mario Brothers 2 (5:49)
60. Ultima IV (5:55)
61. The Three Stooges (6:01)
62. The Guardian Legend (6:07)
63. Bucky O’Hare (6:13)
64. Wizards & Warriors 2 (6:19)
65. Zelda (6:25)
66. Turtles 1 (6:31)
67. Tiny Toons Adventures (6:37)
68. Wrath of the Black Ninja (6:43)
69. Super Mario Brothers 3 (6:49)
70. Tecmo Super Bowl (6:55)
71. Tombs & Treasures (7:01)
72. Snakes Revenge (7:07)
73. Super Contra (7:13)
74. Snake Rattle n Roll (7:19)
75. Talespin (7:25)
76. Star Tropics 1 (7:31)
77. Spy Hunter (7:37)
78. Zelda 2 (7:43)
79. Yo! Noid (7:49)
80. Turtles 2 (7:55)
81. Silver Surfer (8:01)
82. Robin Hood (8:07)
83. R.C. Pro Am (8:13)
84. River City Ransom (8:19)
85. Shadowgate (8:25)
86. Robocop (8:31)
87. Rygar (8:37)
88. Tetris (8:43)
89. Supercars (8:49)
90. Rampage (8:55)
91. Willow (9:01)
92. Final Fantasy (9:07)
93. Mario Brothers (9:13)
94. Ghosts & Goblins (9:19)
95. Joe & Mac (9:25)
96. Donkey Kong (9:31)
97. Chip & Dale (9:37)
98. Legendary Wings (9:43)
99. Bubble Bobble (9:49)
100. Faxandu (9:55)

Enjoy 🙂

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Episode #1
First in a series of bad video game reviews by the Angry Nintendo Nerd from the CineMassacre VHS collection, May 2004.

Episode #4
This is when the Angry “Nintendo” Nerd officially became a series. At this point, I was getting so much positive feedback, I decided to make more, and from there, it kept snowballing as the fan base accelerating.

A promo for the upcoming Kirby Super Star Ultra for Nintendo DS.

This is a live-action performance from the annual Carnegie Mellon University Entertainment Technology Center’s (http://www.etc.cmu.edu) Building Virtual Worlds Show. The performance is from December 6th, 2006, and students have TWO weeks to brainstorm, develop, and implement a virtual world, which in this case, was required of us to make an entertaining experience for a large audience.

The performance is given in McConomy Auditorium in Carnegie Mellon, via the technology of the Playmotion (http://www.playmotion.com). The playmotion is a motion sensor technology that receives data on the user’s head and two hands.

Members of the team include:
Paul Capriolo (programmer), PaulCapriolo.com
M.E. Chung (designer/props/fx), lizchung.com
Carlos Pineda (audio/stage/script), pinedsman.com
Jake Rheinfrank (artist), imagecubed.com

Episode # 7
First episode to use the theme song by Kyle Justin.

I have to say, McKids wasn’t that bad of a game, but I was exploring my boundaries with this one. I chose this game mostly because of the novetly of McDonald’s. But anyway, watch the Angry Nintendo Nerd tear it up.

AngryVGnerd.com
myspace.com/thenintendonerd

Spoof Nintendo Wii sketch from BBC TV The Wrong Door

Classic Game Room HD reviews the NINTENDO 64 N64 controller! This N64 controller reviews filmed in High Definition HD clarity, shows the N64 controller. Classic Game Room has to admit, this isn’t our favorite controller and we explain why… however, if you want to play awesome games like Goldeneye and Robotron 64, this is the controller you’ll be using. A unique design created by Nintendo that resembles the Y-Wing from Star Wars, the N64 controller will stand out in a crowd. Our controller is blue! Hooray! If you are going to play Mario or Donkey Kong games on the N64 here’s the controller for you, the N64 controller! Classic Game Room also muses about the good ole’ days of Nintendo vs. Sega rivalry… sigh. It was so good back then. Classic Game Room brings the best in HD reviews of classic video games and new games. As far as old school, retro reviewers and review shows go, Classic Game Room is hype! Filmed in 1080i HD Widescreen with Canon XH-A1 XHA1 camera.