video game promo videos
back in the 90s and early 2000s, many new video games would get previewed with footage on a video tape most especially nintendo 64 since they refused to make a bunch of demo carts even if they did with pokemon stadium, mario party 3, the legend of zelda majora's mask, donkey kong 64 and jet force gemini. there's also playstation one promo videos made as well and of course sega. if you must riff sega vhs', dvds, laserdiscs and betamax's do the promo videos only. that means no anime or tv shows or movies based on the sega games. there's quite a few different reasons why you should riff the video game promo videos one of which involves the fact we've got social media now.you can also search the internet via google and online auction sites like ebay and amazon too for more ideas to add. oh and there's even video game magazine vhs' and dvds made as well like fuse, cube magazine, game breaker, click, power the playstation mag, sega saturn official magazine and gamepro tv. riff them too.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rDkNd8gV0xQ&list=PLKV5zbIEDPrW-v5F8FOXeJa2vVNKrT27T
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLEvGfPRiBfYKParGLjVPE7FldJTIl2lFv
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Back in the 90s and early 2000s, video game promo videos were a popular way to showcase upcoming titles, especially for consoles like the Nintendo 64, PlayStation, and Sega. These VHS tapes, DVDs, and even laserdiscs featured previews, gameplay footage, and developer insights for games like The Legend of Zelda: Majora’s Mask, Donkey Kong 64, and Sega titles, offering fans a sneak peek before release. Today, these retro promos are nostalgic gems, perfect for riffing or revisiting, and can be found on platforms like eBay, Amazon, or even social media. Similarly, gaming magazines like GamePro TV and Power PlayStation also released their own video previews, adding to the treasure trove of gaming history. For modern gaming enthusiasts, exploring these vintage promos can be a fun trip down memory lane, much like discovering new mods or APKs for games today, such as those found on https://robloxmodapk.pro/.