Tuesday, February 10, 2015
Nintendo's Kick-Arse 1966 Board Game
From Kotaku
Before they made video games, Nintendo made loads of other sweet stuff. One of the sweetest was this Ultraman board game, which has art that looks as awesome today as it did in 1966.
As you can see in the gallery on Before Mario, the game — released using the old “Nintendo Game” logo — doesn’t look terribly complicated (not that it should have been, since it was for kids). You spun a dial, you moved around, you battled some monsters.
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See Also: Giant monsters gather in Nagoya, 1991 Bandai 6 Inch Ultraman Series Red King Vinyl Figure, Ultraman Hits Hawaii In Style!, Ultraman book ban leads to outpouring of mockery, The Very Fashionable Ultraman (Video), Have a superhero New Year’s
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