I Owned The Most Valuable Super Mario Bros 3 - My Retro Life

[@markvandermolen7181]

Whatever the subject is, I’ll never get tired of watching authentic footage from that era. From the homes to the video stores to whatever. The excitement and feeling of surprise when you got a new game or console from your parents. Thanks for another fun and endearing video!

[@astroferret4700]

I would have told myself to go to GameStop and buy that brand new copy of Shante that I was contemplating buying at that time, and I am still kicking myself to this day of not buying that game

[@jimmybenyoucef4416]

Same bro i was like toddler back then 🤣

[@Mr.Goldcoin]

This.

[@papi-champoo6033]

Agreed

[@zzjimmai59]

Exactly! Me too. Because it has the alchemy the digital world will never have.

[@cindimaxwell9285]

Of all games of our past this one stands out above all! Love, mom

[@MyRetroLife]

It’s definitely near the top! Thanks for commenting Mom

[@steveb7932]

hi mom!!

[@InBobWeTrust]

Hi mom! You raised a great human!

[@toonswap8511]

Hi Mom. Your son created one of, if not the best video game channel on youtube. It has touched so many of us and is a wonderful revisiting of many of our fond childhood memories. You should be very proud of him.

[@bobrogers4387]

Aww that is touching. I can feel the love.

[@NESADDICT]

Tyler, your channel is one of the few gaming channels left that still has the heart off what made me love KZbin 10 years ago. Thank you

[@MyRetroLife]

Thanks bro! I was influenced by that style and always hope to inject it into my videos

[@Frugivorous]

@@MyRetroLife What does your aunt think about this now looking back? She must be freaking out.

[@MyRetroLife]

Hey guys! Did you ever wish you could go back in time and tell yourself "DO NOT OPEN THAT GAME!" Well, this is my story... hope you enjoyed it!

[@ٴٴٴٴٴٴٴٴ-ر4غ]

If only we knew...

[@NESADDICT]

Yes! Man every time I see this video I always think about how you had this gold in your hand and had no clue! You must have been such an early adopter of the game!

[@trapez77]

I’ve literally sold games back to funcoland and GameStop for less than a quarter when I was a kid

[@ColeSanchez-f4w]

When I got Black Cart Conker’s Bad Fur day in its original box 😪

[@cesarrojas8066]

Yes sir with almost every game I’ve gotten as a kid

[@JfilliaPlays]

Your aunt Michelle is the best! she understood what gaming meant to the family, The smile she puts out you can really tell she was happy and genuine . Reminds me of when my great grandma would buy me sega or gameboy games for Christmas.

[@NerdyLaundry]

What a fun find in the footage. Kudos to your Aunt for the diligent search for the game.

[@MyRetroLife]

So thankful she found it and got it for me!

[@UndergroundArsenal]

I remember my brother gave me the money to buy SMB3 and we couldn't find it anywhere. I bought Super C instead. Then a couple weeks later he told me to get him something from his jacket and there it was. I don't know where he was able to find it. That had to be my favorite NES game ever. So many hours spent on it. Big shout out to my big bro, whose name is coincidentally also Mario btw.

[@brianwright4852]

I love your perspective about opening that game and being glad it was opened. Art is created to enjoy. That game has infinite value opened being played rather than sealed.

[@rabble_rousdower]

I have a feeling that copy was sold as some kind of money laundering scam

[@joshbrucks]

@@rabble_rousdower not money laudnering but yes a scam. turns out the seller was friends of an auction house owner, and the buyer was the auction house itself... they then of course advertise how high the game sold so bring in all your old games to be auctioned. its basically trying to inflate the market becuase the auction house takes a large % of every sale.

[@__1201]

My uncle was sick with AIDS when he got me SMB3 for Christmas in '89. I'll never forget that moment. RIP uncle.

[@plawson8577]

1989 actually. Mario 3 hit Japan in ‘88, and America in 1989.

[@untunedguitar45]

@@plawson8577*1990

[@__1201]

@@plawson8577 I corrected it.

[@plawson8577]

@@__1201 Thank you.

[@skycloud4802]

That's a good uncle. I sometimes get nostalgic and sad when I play old 8 bit retro games because it reminds me of a simpler time of my youth. The older people I remember at time have passed on, grandparents, uncles.

[@JEJH-mk9mr]

You have such a unique and special way of capturing a moment in time. Your approach and dedication to your content is superb and it makes for wholesome content. Although I am in the UK, the stories and tales resonate to simpler times.

[@MyRetroLife]

Thank you so much 😀

[@enriquepinero707]

To this day; I still wonder how they made that Super Mario Bros 3 commercial with the hundreds of people in different colored shirts; panning out to reveal a Mario Picture on the face of the planet. I know it involves editing, but I would love to see how!

[@FigureFarter]

Looks like CGI to me

[@fireheartis1]

@@FigureFarter CGI wasn't that advance in 88. There was no way in heck it's CGI.

[@ZenithQuinn]

Looks pretty simple transitions between three images really.

[@ZenithQuinn]

@@fireheartis1 star wars, and bladerunner predate that by many years.

[@Mario_N64]

​@@fireheartis1It was in 1990. It's early CGI.

[@bud9450]

The footage is worth waaaay more my brother!❤ 12:11

[@billable1861]

Agreed that childhood was priceless

[@daveidmarx8296]

I worked at Kay-Bee in 1990. I remember when that cartridge came out how impossible it was to keep in stock. We kept an actual waiting list, on paper and everything, with names and phone numbers. However, being an employee had its advantages and I wound up snagging one of the first copies. I couldn't say whether it was the error version, but chances are it was, just by the time frame. It may still be at my mom's house. I'll have to look for that one next time I visit.

[@billable1861]

I’m assuming this changed into KB toys which went out of business in early 2000? Never knew that was the original name. Love hearing stories like this.

[@kentang1528]

I am 39 years old from Singapore and I played Super Mario 3 back in the day as well. The 90s life was so much more laidback and simpler back then. The older games had so much appeal and replayability unlike most modern games today. I miss the good old times...thanks for taking me a trip back to memory lane.

[@GoodVibeCollecting]

Opening this as a kid, reading the color instruction manual, experiencing the magic of this game, and talking about it with friends and family is worth more than any dollar amount "investors" put on this game.

[@TheReal_Kirby23]

My dad had Mario 3 as a kid we still play it on the Nintendo switch till this day

[@RSgaming1337]

Honestly it doesn't get better than this, thanks for sharing your memories and videos with us. It's a treat to see this footage and to watch everything you've shown us so far. Great work mate

[@mahbubkamaly]

What an awesome and unique way of sharing your experiences with the authentic footage, top storytelling my man. As a big fan of watching old videos from my own childhood, seeing everyone in a different era, this hit close to home. Thanks for making it, enjoyed following your story!

[@KC-Shinobi]

What a magic little video. Made the nostalgia really hit, with an awesome fact from SMB3 misprint. Im surprised how much this video made myself reminisce the 90s as a little kid. Funny capturing that holy grail on video, pure evidence and a fun trip down memory lane.

[@_ketosucks1355]

You Aunt Michelle is a true one. She for sure senses the value of games for kids. You rock sharing this video.

[@mr.mysterious7940]

I don’t know if you’ve done this already, but can you do a reunion video with Manny, aunt Michelle, and the other friends and family you grew up with?

[@PongbyAtari]

I wonder how many people have a personal video of this game sealed in there home video collection. Your videos take me back an open up so many great memories in my mind what an amazing thing to have your collection of memories is so special its great that you share them with the world 😊

[@marioarty]

I recognized Commack Cinemas immediately! I used to go there all the time back in the day, didn’t realize your family is from Long Island , that’s cool

[@dacatindahat8275]

I still have a left bros. Not sealed or anything and never for sale. The era the nastalgia the memories... those are priceless. I love seeing these videos man. I wish my family had done something like documenting so much.

[@kowalskivideos6476]

It’s amazing you still have that family footage. We hardly have any footage of our family those years in the 80s and 90s. There’s so many things we wish we kept sealed. My whole WWF hasbro wrestling collecting being one of them

[@LandOLeeInc....]

Such an awesome story Tyler. Awesome Aunt. I remember having every kid in the neighborhood in my living room when SMB3 came out cause I have an awesome mother & I was 1 of few to be lucky enough to get a copy when it came out. I used to have several sealed video games in my collection but have since sold them off. I bet those memories are worth way more than a $150,000. Shout out to dad to though because my step father was obsessed with the cam corder back then & i think every home video i have now the whole family tells him to shut it off stop recording and as an adult now Im just so thankful to have them home videos. So props to dad for capturing it all 30+yrs ago 👍

[@jasonmountain4643]

I LOVE LOVE LOVE that Mario 3 commercial with everyone in the different colored shirts.

[@AxisWLF]

Great story! I remember my mom trying to surprise me with a trip to the mall to purchase Super Mario 3. It was no where to be found! I was bummed and we were about to leave when my mom suggested checking out JC Penny. I was like...mom no way that store will have that. Sure enough as we walked into the store, in the clear glass display case was a copy of Super Mario 3. Good times back then!!

[@davismavis2834]

The most amazing gift your Dad gave you is these recordings and amazing video game related relationships. I was 1 in a house of 5 that cared anything for video games.

[@tiarasarjeant5649]

I am so glad that I'm a 90s kid... I mostly grew up around Super Mario World because my older brother and sister would play that game for hours we would have had neighborhood kids come over to my house and play video games long before Wi-Fi existed. You know what's crazy that I have an aunt name Michelle and his son (my cousin)is video game major even though he's a 2000s kid

[@TearfulNight]

This is golden content .. Its like my memories are flashing back with same enthusiasm .. m' glad they still store those old recorded memories

[@Gaetano.94]

What an absolutely amazing video. Im so happy I found your channel. Im 8 years younger than you but I remember when I was the same age as you in this video, experiencing Super mario bros 3 over and over again. What an amazing time it was to be alive then.

[@NOISEONOMICON]

Love your channel man. Thaks a lot. It makes me feel grateful for the childhood and pre-teen years I had, even with the bad moments. Meant a lot to me owning and playing these games. It really helped me to keep the innocence and joy I still have now at my 40´s. Hugs from Ecuador.

[@steventran9288]

I never knew about Left Bros until a few months ago. Last year I began buying up all systems I can get my hands on such as NES, SNES, N64, Gamecube, Playstation, X Box, etc. I started buying CIB copies of games, my friend that owns a retro store got a copy of SMB3 CIB, ended up being the Left Bros copy I purchased. Not sealed or completely mint but pretty good condition. I'm slowly making up for lost time.

[@CalveZilla9]

Your Aunt is awesome for going above and beyond to get that copy. Reminds me of when I had my mom drive us around for miles, literally 30+ mile radius in hopes of getting a fat ps3 at launch. Those things were incredibly hard to obtain at launch. Sadly I had to settle for a 360 but would later get my ps3. Loved mom for putting up with me haha

[@joek5882]

Thanks for sharing! This was just one of those moments where you had to be there...and our parents pulled off minor miracles to get us these things. My mom took me after school to a shop downtown where we waited for two hours for UPS to deliver their shipment...and we got it! 🤗

[@ryanleiter9585]

Awesome video Tyler! Man you brought back some memories for me My aunt and my uncle got SMB3 for my birthday back in April of 1990. I'll never forget that birthday. The second that game got put into my NES everything changed. All my friends sat in awe as we watched the title screen and started the game. This was a gamechnager and I'm so glad I have great memories of it. Thanks again for a trip down memory lane. Can't wait for your next video.

[@plawson8577]

I got to play SMB 3 during Holiday 1989. But I DO remember its impact during ‘89-90 and when it really began to absolutely dominate everything throughout 1990.

[@odesangel]

I'm only a couple of years older than you, but I remember when the movie "The Wizard" first came out. This movie got every kid I knew so excited about SMB 3 before it was even available. I have similar memories spending time with my cousins. Wake up, fire up the Nintendo, and play video games until it was time for bed. Same routine. Every day. All summer long. Thank you for sharing.

[@rookiehooksetslt3352]

Love this story. Nintendo was such a big part of peoples childhood. Aunt Michelle is awesome.

[@ShawnArmstrong-p4n]

For myself it was Super Mario World that holds this nostalgia for me. It's been my happy place since I got the SNES for Christmas at 5. I played more NES because we were poor and $1 games at the flea market were our preoccupation. Great video, I know that it was way more enjoyable to open and play with, surely no regrets.

[@jjgillmen]

Super Mario Bros. 3 was an all-timer in my house when I was younger. Thank you so much for sharing this and helping me look back fondly at this era of gaming.

[@MrMJaster]

Awesome vid man! Hitting all the nostalgic buttons, big-time! Masterfully made.

[@John_Lee_]

Commack, NY. Grew up 30 minutes west of there, now I live 30 minutes east. My aunt also got my Mario 3 in 1990.

[@georged7627]

I’m 48 and still play Super Mario Bros 3 i bloody love it, its a Masterpiece 🤘🏾if i had a Time Machine i would spend more Quality time with the ones i love and keep those NES Boxes in mint condition instead of leaving them lying around to get walked on or thrown in the bin 🙏🏽

[@FoxHoundVIP]

I see my kids get up early and go straight to the playstation and my mom gets mad at me for letting them.. but i remember how happy i was to wake up early and play my mario games.. i actually get happy seeing them play so early and i see myself... i let them enjoy childhood.

[@FireAtWill253]

Hot damn you deserve all the subs! I wasn’t even alive for the release of Mario 3 and I’ve always been jealous of those older than me that got to experience that point in time. Thank you for sharing your extremely detailed experience! I really felt like I got a sliver of history that I wasn’t around for! Keep it up!!

[@DiGiTyDarKMaN]

It is so crazy how I feel like a member of the family from watching all of these videos. This isn't only one of the best KZbin channels, its one of the best archives for gaming footage in the world.

[@drewpatterson8009]

I don't know how I stumbled upon this channel. But I am glad I did! Props to your dad and RIP for his love for recording your childhood. As a 80's and 90's kid my nostalgic heart is loving all the content! Man... I really miss those OG Nintendo days.

[@TreasureHunterLocke]

Go back in time to tell myself not to open the best Mario game of all time? As if kid me would've listened to me. 😂

[@MyRetroLife]

Exactly

[@simhthmss]

"If I don't open it I can buy loads of candy in 20 years? That's aaaaages away. I'll play it now thanks."

[@skycloud4802]

​@@simhthmss I think there was an actual psychological experiment that done something like this. I don't remember it well though.

[@Jpark.]

i was just thinking to myself how much i loved mario bros 3 growing up. Imo its the best mario game next to super mario world. great video tyler.

[@Nintendofan-yk4cd]

You were one lucky kid in early 1990. Mario 3 and a Ninja Turtles toy are the best gifts you could receive during that period. GGs to your Aunt for being able to find it.

[@plawson8577]

1989-1990 WAS The era of Mario 3 and Turtle Mania! I have Fond memories being a 7 year old riding on both of them! Especially going to go see TMNT ‘90 during Spring break!

[@Sloposse]

The love for your family and especially your dad and amount of nintendo entertainment value in your videos and retro life far exceeds any material worth today and we lucky people all get a free share of it every time you upload. Nintendo would probably be in awe if they saw this channel. You are the luckiest little boy from the nintendo era and your dad was just awesome

[@markchinery387]

So cool to have that clip!! Nice video man! It was my favourite game as a kid and still is now. You can’t buy the fun and enjoyment from that game. Totally agree.

[@robgiordano6207]

Great story, thanks for sharing. I was totally unaware of this misprint somehow. After watching this I went to check my boxed copy expecting nothing. I was shocked to see mine was the misprinted version like yours. It’s not sealed but both the box and game are in great shape. It’s always been one of the best games of all time.

[@lmoore3rd]

I got my copy of Super Mario 3 for Easter Sunday in 1990 when I was 10. My little brother got TMNT. Still have both in my collection today. Like you I have the original variant and its priceless to me as it was the game that launched me into wanting to become a game developer...and I made video games for 20 years before switching to medical software.

[@plawson8577]

I first played SMB 3 in December of 1989.

[@gimmicx3798]

That cookie dunk is OP i smiled dude you have my full attention I grew up in a poor family i got a video game system in 95 in which my mum got a creditcard to pay for good bless her soul still kick'en strong love ya mum

[@garrethroberts3699]

Great video! These games actually brought families and friends together. They was all fun with memories and memories. I miss them so much

[@eplugplay8409]

I loved this game as a kid too. Sundays used to go to the pastor's house and play this game with his kids until my parents came to pick me up after they finished work. Played this for hours and hours.

[@myfrankfurt]

Beautiful video! I'm happy I opened my 1977 Pong console, my Atari VCS 2600 and my CBS Colecovision. It was my best times in my life :)

[@MrTurbografx16]

Very cool, man Your story Felt like a time machines for us that had similar experience

[@joshuaware8942]

I am a large fan of the games I've played. I am so happy to see that video footage, and we have the best for them. The time I spent on the original nintendo, playing games and using old game codes to sign into your old save states.

[@arlenparker5138]

I played this game so much when I was a kid I found two landscape versions when fighting bowser: One, with a more shallow ground and two, the ground was deeper. Those whistles were legendary. Your aunt sounds super dope and is that family member that always knew what you wanted.

[@gravesvintage]

What an awesome video down memory lane! So thankful you have all of this footage. Brings me back, big time.

[@crb4059]

When i was growing up it used to take an ACT OF GOD to even get a game. As I recall, it was a full year after acquiring the NES before my parents even bought a f'n game. Even then it was on sale due to it being a returned opened game, SMB 2. And yes, I did get SMB 3 strangely and for no reason, ie-Birthday, Christmas.

[@timwasylyszyn9838]

Awesome video Tyler! Thanks for sharing this memory.

[@DaveHolladay]

Dude your videos make me so happy. Please share all the footage you can I love your Chanel so much!

[@arrGjjj]

Incredible video, you are very lucky to have lived and have these moments on video. Thank you very much for sharing. So many memories with Super Mario 3 :')

[@muttBunch]

Omg this is amazing. You have the coolest Aunt. I hope she is still around. I remember it like yesterday on how difficult it was to find it. I was 12 in 1990 and somehow my mom found it at KB Toys in the mall in south Jersey around my birthday in November. I remember my friends having a hell of a time finding it later.

[@GTV-Japan]

From September 89 until February 90 I called each major toy store every day after school. Ring ring, do you have Super Mario Bros. 3? No? Ok bye. Repeat over and over until the day it finally came out. Do you have Super Mario Bros. 3? (Yes, we do.) No? Ok, b- wait what?!!!! I’ll be right there!! A little weird that it was Valentine’s Day but that’s how it happened!

[@plawson8577]

SMB 3 actually was first released November 16,1989. And before that, was playable of Play Choice Kiosks. It got a 2nd release on February 13,1990.

[@lucalone]

Dude, the lightning in your videos is second to none^

[@LotoTheHero]

Man I miss Toys R Us! Got a lot of games there back in the day.

[@Fatblue246]

Oh man, seeing footage of Walt Whitman mall in its heyday is CRAZY. It’s still around believe it or not!

[@davidhemphill2409]

This is one of the most fun and wholesome videos I've watched in some time. Thank you for sharing this experience and taking me down memory lane. You just earned a new subscriber!

[@MyRetroLife]

Glad you enjoyed it! Also, welcome!

[@Larry]

It is strange how Mario 3 hit differently to all the previous games with Mario in them, it just felt extra special for some reason.

[@TomCollins-c4h]

Just tried playing SM3 on my switch cant believe how rusty I am. Even being a Dark Souls veteran. Also man there are so many times I wished I held on to older stuff being blown away how much things are worth these days.

[@jerrodwatts55]

oh man, thank you for taking the high pitch part out of the intro...seriously. Thank you

[@johnnywoodstock]

Great wholesome content. I woke up at 3am and this video just hits the spot for the vibe

[@MRARNULFO1978]

What a wonderful story! You made me remember my own story with Super Mario Bros. 3. Thank you!

[@DaCynn91]

That was beautiful. I wouldn’t change a thing. Every game I’ve played or most of them I’ve enjoyed playing and have created great memories, specially growing up with my cousins.

[@Retronize84]

I love your videos and the footage of your childhood is insane.

[@joseromero81]

Amazing channel. Were the same generation so this is blast of nostalgia from my childhood

[@robgman9215]

Those were the times! From Arcade to unboxing a game system/game during birthdays and holidays.... the best excitement any kid could ask for. Now, a simple download is all we gamers get. Bring back psychical media and keep the 80's and the 90's alive by supporting the Retro gaming market. Best times!

[@bb-gc2tx]

3:47 long island expressway in suffolk county 5:43 commack cinemas saw every movie as a kid in the 80s there its a lowes home improvement store and a king kullen now

[@Polygonlin]

I Am SO HAPPY this channel is back up! i was so depressed when it was taken down before.

[@charlieg6913]

What I would say to myself would be, "Have fun buddy, because time goes by REALLY fast." You said it perfectly. Games were meant to be played. I had a couple of similar situations myself and it used to bother me quite a lot, but nowadays I realize that playing and loving my games back then made me who I am today. I'm glad that YOU'RE glad that you opened and played it. Way to go aunt Michelle! 👍

[@nathangraves1069]

awesome video as always Tyler, love to see your love for retro gaming bro, i have 2 copies of super mario bros 3 just the cartridges 1 with bros word on the left and the other on the right, i agree with you at that age you only thing is in play videogames all day, only those beautiful memories remain.

[@evenoddprime]

should interview sweet aunt and other family members about your stories.... the differences in memory are absolutely one of the funniest things on earth

[@jordanjmckinley]

Man, this video touches my heart. Thank you for sharing this experience.

[@eheas320]

Fun video. Thanks for the nostalgia. 8:30 is the sweet spot, for anyone who doesn’t have 16 minutes to answer “why?”

[@bw2273]

Another fan frickin tastic video Tyler! I might be a couple years older than you - born in '81, but the feelings of these magical past times are mutual. If I could go back in time and not open a game (or rather buy two copies and keep one unopened), it would be a toss up between Earthbound and Chrono Trigger. (Oh, and full disclosure, as I watched this video I rushed to my game room to check if I had the variant copy of SMB3...I did not lol)

[@MyRetroLife]

Shame it wasn't the "Left" version!

[@nicklassjomann2080]

Thank you, Tyler, for another heartwarming video! Your videos really bring me back to those happy moments of childhood in the 90s..

[@MyRetroLife]

My pleasure!

[@adamnichols26]

My favourite game ever. Amazing memories playing it as a 4 year old and laying in bed watching my dad play it, who is now an alcoholic so always think of this game when i think of good memories.

[@criscocristianson]

Great vid of nostalgia! Really hit my heart and soul, experiencing that same moment in time!❤

[@punkydudester3]

It's amazing you have so much video footage from back then. It's so rare. Many people didn't have a video camera. You didn't say if you still have that same copy complete even to this day. I still have my originals.

[@TokyoXtreme]

Credit to the cameraman who attached the light and got the great exposure. That footage looks great in 60fps - smooth nostalgia.

[@orderofmagnitude-TPATP]

...and theres me being upset about havin to sell my entire collection in 2013 because life dictated such hardships - at a well bellow market value; when i had such rare games such as say keio flying squadron on the mega cd, along with demo disc worth over 500 notes in its own right, when i sold the entire collection for less! (Granted my collection wasnt mint, it was well loved and certainly done many many maannyyy miles! - most cd consoles were very temprimental as example....) - it really hurts a lot more of late as i just lost my dad recently, who was the one who probably bought about 94% of my collection as a kid.... But yeah, if I owned a time machine delorean, then of course I would of explained the value of my collection despite the desperation and urgent sale needed due to me losing my job and rent needed etc etc I guess I am very thankful for emulation because I own my entire collection on my phone now today...! Plus arcades I could only dream of having, with an 8bitdo mini controller hanging off my car interior mirror, Bluetooth as my sound system:- yea its a nice cosy gaming area in my car at least... Imagine telling 14 year old me i would have owned 2000 games, half of them the ACTUAL arcade on a small device known as a "smart phone" all downloaded from "thin air" (wifi) and basically for free... i would of thought you were havin a weird joke with me! - Much love my guy and i am really hurting with my dad who recently departed, however, where i failed in life with money and career,other than a very good strong 20 year+ marriage, i will now be set up for life thanks to his hard work and career success.... Dad never ever let me down and went far beyond his call of duty.... I hope dad,that i handle everything you left to me correctly and not fail you like i did in my adolescents.... Life hurts sometimes but games really are my closest link to my dad...

[@jw81687]

the fact your family is recording your gameplay footage back then is pretty epic..

[@eddiemak9151]

I obsessed over this game as a kid too, I got a left bros for Christmas, was the best feeling playing this as a kid, I still have it.

[@johnnieireland2057]

I love your channel so much, gives me a wave of nostalgia and brings tears to my eyes 😅

[@PaloJaurez]

I grew up with Super Mario Advanced 4 version but I am in love with the NES version. Today at 28 years old I feel the full excitement you guys must have felt in 1990. I am playing it even more than Super Mario Bros Wonder.

[@davidgill7412]

Way to go Aunt Michelle! Tyler you were truly blessed. I was blessed also to have a amazing grandmother who spoiled the heck out of me with awesome video games.