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  KaoticX209 - a year ago

  anyone who grew up playin NES games knew that LJN games and products were crap.

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  AdamHarris1 - a year ago

   In most of the early nintendo ads no one was ever holding the controller correctly!

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  redsauce - a year ago

   what's enteractive?

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    priest2020 - a year ago

    @redsauce well, it's self explanatory for one thing.

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    D1BonGo - a year ago

    @redsauce A company...

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  SoulHarvester84 - a year ago

   LJN! NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO FTW!

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    SoulHarvester84 - a year ago

    @SoulHarvester84I typed AVGN FTW.

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  WalterTheDog - a year ago

   You can tell by the rolled up pants

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  KaoticX209 - a year ago

  anyone who grew up playin NES games knew that LJN games and products were crap.

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  SeanSoderman - a year ago

   Break fail! NES was not the "early 90s". Is this site run by children?! also, this thing is about as interesting as Kinect.

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    EricClaxton - a year ago

    @SeanSoderman Nes was absolutely in the early 90s then snes in 93-94you have the internet check your shit before you post.

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    blindsight - a year ago

    @SeanSodermanYeah, considering my ONLY gift under the Christmas tree in '85 was the NES. It was pretty much wrapping up its useful life at the beginning of the '90s. By then I saved up enough money for the TurboGrafx-16, woot!

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    sourkraut7 - a year ago

    @SeanSodermansega master system came out first in the late 80's then NES in early 90's

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  MatthewMorton - a year ago

   wii boards grandfather

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