Brian Caldwell has scanned a bunch of great video game cartridge advertisements from the 1980’s. Burgertime rocks, I remember playing that one nonstop for days.
by Scott Beale on October 5, 2007 · 36737 commentshttp://laughingsquid.com/1980s-video-game-cartridge-advertisements/1980%27s+Video+Game+Cartridge+Advertisements2007-10-05+20%3A07%3A12Scott+Beale
Brian Caldwell has scanned a bunch of great video game cartridge advertisements from the 1980’s. Burgertime rocks, I remember playing that one nonstop for days.
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Did the Kool-Aid Man Game involve a Jim Jones-like cult leader?
Right on Scott!
I was a Burgertime afficionado myself. I remember it came packaged with the Intelivision II.
Watch out for those pickles & keep the S&P shaker ready.
I had Intellivision when I was a kid. All of my friends had Atari, or Calico (sp?); lucky ducks. I recently bought a handheld Intellivision game, from Walgreens. Same games, but not the same. Oh, to be 10 again.
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