Whoa. I remember the track game. The first time I saw a Nintendo at a friend's house when I was 5 or 6, he didn't have super Mario. I remember donkey Kong and this track game. The last guy you had to race was named cheetah. We could only beat him by laying on the floor and smashing the power pad buttons with our hands back and forth :D. I was mesmerized by that Nintendo and the amazing video games. I remember my dad telling me about a Nintendo game he played once. It took me 35 years to figure out that he was referring to troy.... It was up button to jump, enemies threw bombs out of window, and you could jump down into sewers and fight guys with spikes on their backs. I was so enthralled by Nintendo, I even remember my dad telling me about a game all day his time later. So I got one for Christmas that year, best Christmas ever!
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Whoa. I remember the track game. The first time I saw a Nintendo at a friend's house when I was 5 or 6, he didn't have super Mario. I remember donkey Kong and this track game.
The last guy you had to race was named cheetah. We could only beat him by laying on the floor and smashing the power pad buttons with our hands back and forth :D.
I was mesmerized by that Nintendo and the amazing video games. I remember my dad telling me about a Nintendo game he played once. It took me 35 years to figure out that he was referring to troy.... It was up button to jump, enemies threw bombs out of window, and you could jump down into sewers and fight guys with spikes on their backs. I was so enthralled by Nintendo, I even remember my dad telling me about a game all day his time later.
So I got one for Christmas that year, best Christmas ever!
Thank you for sharing. I always love to read viewer's stories.
@@ClassicGamer74 Thanks for the videos, they're a wonderful nostalgia trip!