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butz · 2 years ago
> We’re excited to preserve this best-known copy of this commercial and share it with you!

So, where's the link to archive.org?

therobots927 · 2 years ago
For anyone interested in the history of Nintendo there’s a Business Movers podcast series in progress (new episodes every few days) about Nintendo
ranger_danger · 2 years ago
I think it's hilarious that they link to a youtube video that already has the same commercial.
jwrallie · 2 years ago
They also mention their version is revised, so the version on YouTube is a better candidate for being the “first commercial”.
maxden · 2 years ago
I guess it's living up to Betteridge's law. "Any headline that ends in a question mark can be answered by the word no." https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Betteridge%27s_law_of_headline...

edit: I see its already been mentioned by poochipie.

poochipie · 2 years ago
toast0 · 2 years ago
We don't usually call printed advertisements commercials. Commercial usual means an advertising in a radio or television setting. Even advertisements in a movie theater don't tend to be called commercials.
kristopolous · 2 years ago
The history of Nintendo as a board and card game company is extremely well known.

Implicit here was English and television.

Retric · 2 years ago
Television or Radio sure, but I didn’t assume English.