filed in Games, Gaming Archaeology, Nintendo, Powet.TV Show, Smash Bros on Mar.17, 2008
Powet Presents a repost of one of our most popular videos… A tribute to R.O.B. on the NES. Since his inclusion in Super Smash Bros Brawl, a lot of people have been looking for more information.
He’s become an increasingly popular cameo in first-party Nintendo games, but what the Hell is R.O.B.? How does it [...]
filed in Gaming Archaeology, Nintendo, Totaka on Feb.20, 2007
Submitted by Powet reader Nathanael Wade, we have some blurry video from an Animal Crossing E-Reader card. I’ll take some legible video once I track the card down for myself, but for now: here’s some of what you get when you scan Animal Crossing card #P15…
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filed in Games, Gaming Archaeology, Nintendo, Totaka on Feb.04, 2007
This is not a new discovery. This has been a known piece of information since before I came upon the subject, but someone was nice enough to capture it on video for us, and that is new. For your trivial pleasure, we have Totaka’s Song and how to find it in “Kaeru no Tame ni [...]
filed in GameCube, Games, Gaming Archaeology, Mario, Nintendo, Powet.TV Show, Totaka, Wii on Dec.12, 2006
One of Nintendo’s music composers, Kazumi Totaka, likes to hide a certain signature tune in the deepest, darkest crannies of his games. For details on the established facts, check out Part 1 and Part 2 of our coverage on the subject.
Today, we bring you a brand-new viewer-submitted discovery from within Luigi’s Mansion, a game previously [...]
filed in Games, Gaming Archaeology, Nintendo, Powet.TV Show, Virtual Console, Wii, Zelda on Dec.10, 2006
As innovative as the concept may seem the Wii remote is actually very similar in functionality to the Nintendo Power Glove from years past. Watch me compare the specifics of both technologies so that you can decide for yourself whether or not the Wii is just a Gamecube with a Power Glove attached to [...]
filed in Games, Gaming Archaeology, Nintendo, Powet.TV Show, Totaka on Nov.12, 2006
Back in September, I posted this video about a secret song hidden in many Nintendo games. The reception was very positive, and now I return to you with two new findings: one from Pikmin 2, and one from Virtual Boy Warioland. I also endeavor to inform on more games where you might want to look.
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filed in DS, GameCube, Games, Gaming Archaeology, Mario, Music, Nintendo, Powet.TV Show, Totaka, Zelda on Sep.18, 2006
Quirky Nintendo music composer Kazumi Totaka has a 19-note tune that he likes to hide in his games. Have you heard it? Do you know how pervasive it is? Is it still hiding in yet-to-be discovered places?
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filed in Gadgets, Games, Gaming Archaeology, Nintendo, Powet.TV Show on Jun.29, 2006
He’s become an increasingly popular cameo in first-party Nintendo games, but what the Hell is R.O.B.? How does it work? Have you ever played Gyromite without cheating?
Questions? Refer to the Wikipedia page for which I claim total responsibility.
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