We’ve taken a look at the 2003 Nintendo Fusion tour, now it’s time to highlight some of the songs iconic to that tour. Well “iconic” in a way since they were either used to promote the tour or the 1080 snowboarding Gamecube game. So today’s Music Match is dedicated to that tour and some of … Read More “Music Match Nintendo Fusion” »

It’s back to school time and what better way to return to your classes than with some Nintendo gear to show your loyalty. It’s now easier than ever to get Nintendo licensed stuff in the last few years since the licensing got loosened in the mid 2010s and easier now after the Super Mario Bros … Read More “Nintendo School Supplies” »

Nintendo is desperate to gain an older audience as they’re numbers kept getting smaller in that demografic and was seen as a console for little kids. They changed their strategy with the Gamecube to better appeal to the edgier crowd of tweens and teenagers. What better way than with their own Live Rock Tour. That’s … Read More “Nintendo Fusion Tour 2003 Review Springfield MO” »

There had been a lot of online discourse over the years about how there were no big games released in the summer because vacation means the kids won’t play them and money will be spent elsewhere. That was definitely not my case growing up. In fact it was the opposite feeling. That’s when I would … Read More “Nintendo Summer Games” »

Camp Hyrule 2006 was the last summer camp Nintendo had, at least full featured Camp Hyrul as 2007 was mostly a give away of a Link statue and they only recycled past camps mini games after some fan outcry. Here you will find the emails they sent to Campers during the last year. wed Aug … Read More “Camp Hyrule 2006 emails and story” »

This is an archive of all the emails they sent out for Camp Hyrule 2005. This includes the winning cabin’s email since I was a winner that year, my only time and the only time they ever gave out T-Shirts or anything more than just wall papers or signed posters to the winning cabins. Mon, … Read More “Camp Hyrule 2005 emails & story” »