@davillain-: seriously...speak English...I made pun on Gamespots use of Fanb0y's need to stir...I did not really mean what I said there. Every comment only proves idiocy right now. This is nothing more than a parody of a real commercial. Compare the real commercial to mine....that is all I am looking for...goodness

I love the seriousness of mods with Gamespot....no...this isn't a fanb0y post...sorry to disappoint. Maybe that will be my next video.

@korvus:

It is a commercial spoof...but be too serious if you like...whatever

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1HnyPjp5Vuo

Let me know what you think.

What was Sega thinking trying to sell the Netlink for 179 dollars? I had a Saturn and wanted one (for the porn of course...before internet...side boob was about all you'd get from TV.)

It seems like I can't go a day without hearing someone talk about the "good 'ol days" when games were bug free and less expensive. Just last night I had someone relentlessly argue with me that N64 games were only 30 dollars and that paying 60 dollars is ridiculous today. Fact is, games overall are cheaper, especially since we get online play and game updates that fix issues. Back then, you did not have post release support. If the game sucked, you were basically stuck with it.

Thanks to this nifty site "Internet Archive" I can finally put this argument to rest. This site gathers screenshots of the internet dating back to the mid 90's. I was seeing if they had Funcoland...and well...yes they did. Here is the archive of Funcoland from 1996. The prices will surely be stunning. Also, this cannot be argued anymore.

http://web.archive.org/web/19970204215610/http://www.funcoland.com/newprod.html#SNES

Xbox only provides this awesomeness...join http://www.twitch.tv/kittykimmo...have fun...make fun of us

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