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qntmfred
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When I was in 1st grade, my friend and I would draw sketches of Super Mario Brothers games, because his uncle worked for Nintendo and would ask us to help come up with game ideas. I swear to God, this looks exactly like one of the sketches I drew

7/5/2011 10:45:41 PM

bmel
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uh huh

7/5/2011 10:46:42 PM

XSMP
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if I saw nice job will you give me free premium?
shit was released in '88 you must be 33 yrs old
and way more awesome that you get credit for here

[Edited on July 5, 2011 at 10:48 PM. Reason : .]

7/5/2011 10:46:43 PM

paerabol
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ibt cool story, bro

7/5/2011 10:48:08 PM

Doc Rambo IV
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^2 more like between 27 and 29.

7/5/2011 10:51:05 PM

catalyst
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-1000000/10 thread would not click again

7/5/2011 11:03:55 PM

punchmonk
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He is 28.

7/5/2011 11:10:00 PM

BubbleBobble
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I thought it was released in 1990?

7/5/2011 11:21:35 PM

ShinAntonio
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No one who worked on that game would spell out "Brothers". GTFO

7/5/2011 11:21:39 PM

LeonIsPro
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^
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"When I was in 1st grade"


Because he's saying he was the lead developer I have to agree.

7/5/2011 11:22:59 PM

stategrad100
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Quote :
"uh huh"




I too drew cartoons of super mario brothers and my friend too had an uncle who worked for nintendo and my dad can beat up your dad

7/5/2011 11:36:45 PM

TreeTwista10
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7/5/2011 11:38:24 PM

saps852
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I think we all knew qntmfrd was a liar and a faggot, he proved one tonight.....he'll prove the other soon enough

7/5/2011 11:44:32 PM

XSMP
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i guess that makes sense...I was in 1st grade when NES was released in the U.S.

7/6/2011 12:19:26 AM

BIGcementpon
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I'm gonna need to see that sketch.

7/6/2011 12:21:18 AM

qntmfred
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^^^ are you coming on to me??

7/6/2011 12:26:00 AM

saps852
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I dunno, is super mario 4 gonna be drawn with a large dick?

7/6/2011 12:27:14 AM

The E Man
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in 7th grade we used to have awesoem dances. heres is qtmfred (q the pic)

7/6/2011 12:38:58 AM

Spontaneous
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AMA?

7/6/2011 12:39:40 AM

Skack
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Fucking Furries.

7/6/2011 12:40:26 AM

wolfpackgrrr
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You had an Asian friend?

7/6/2011 1:21:03 AM

Pikey
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This shit was ENTIRELY created in Japan.

7/6/2011 7:04:59 AM

nothing22
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"I thought it was released in 1990?"

here in the US, it was. to the wikipedia!

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"...The game was released in Japan in 1988, in the United States in 1990, and in Europe in 1991. Development was handled by Nintendo Entertainment Analysis and Development, led by Shigeru Miyamoto, who directed the game along with Takashi Tezuka."


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"During 1988, a shortage of ROM chips, along with Nintendo of America's preparation of a version of Super Mario Bros. 2 for Western gamers (since the Japanese SMB2 was deemed too difficult), prevented Nintendo from releasing SMB3 and some other games (including, according to the magazine "Nintendo Power", "Zelda II: The Adventure of Link") in North America on schedule. The delay, however, presented Nintendo with an opportunity to promote the game in a feature film. In 1989, Tom Pollack of Universal Studios approached Nintendo of America's marketing department about a video game movie; inspired by Nintendo video game competitions, Pollack envisioned a video game version of Tommy for younger audiences. Nintendo licensed its products for inclusion in what would become the film The Wizard. During the movie's production, the filmmakers requested and were granted approval from Nintendo regarding the script and portrayal of the company's games. Super Mario Bros. 3 was one of the products shown in the film, and was used in a final scene involving a video game competition. The film was released in December 1989, a few months before the game was released."


-http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Super_Mario_Brothers_3

7/6/2011 9:32:07 AM

grimx
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oh yeah? well i competed in video game armageddon, but i came in 4th

7/6/2011 9:33:06 AM

nothing22
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7/6/2011 9:35:20 AM

NCSUStinger
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whoever designed the 3rd gold coin in world 9-7 deserves to die

7/6/2011 11:18:47 AM

stategrad100
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FUN NINTENDO FACT


The name Kirby was used in the eponymous series to honor the American lawyer who settled the IP infringement lawsuit filed by Universal Studios alleging too many similiarities between "Donkey Kong" and the proprietary "King Kong."

John J. Kirby helped settle Universal City Studios, Inc. vs. Nintendo Co, Ltd. and allowed Nintendo to fully expand into the US.

Therefore, I call bullshit on your story unless you were in Japan.

7/6/2011 11:24:00 AM

Snewf
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good book

7/6/2011 11:27:40 AM

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