News clip: Classic 1991 NES footage with NWC champ Robin Mihara; Nintendo game counselors

"Good Evening" Portland Oregon vintage footage, with an exclusive interview with third-place NWC 1990 finisher Robin Mihara.

For more from the champ, visit www.NintendoAge.com and click on our free e-Zine. Robin is a regular writer, and contributes master-level tips as well as memories of competing "back in the day!"

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• Dr. Mario
• NWC
• Robin Mihara
• Super Mario Bros
• Nintendo
• NES
• contest
• news
• clip
• tv
• game counselors

[Grooveraider]

Hi Dangevin - I notice you around Nintendo Age

Wow, its been months since this been uploaded . I can't believe I haven't found this until now. I find it fascinating this program even mentions the Super Famicom when it was practically new on our shores as the Super Nintendo. This clip is pure Gold. Thanks for uploading this !

[dangevin]

And thanks to Robin for digging through his Fibber McGee closet full of childhood stuff to produce this old VHS. :) See you back at NA!

[SeGaSaTuRn1994]

wow thos great old sounds of classic nintendo games are just sweet they will never fail to please people. nowadays its a graphics battle and games suck. i love the old snes nes and sega just cant beat the good old games

[djgiljr]

Great video. I work at NOA today and recognized some of our co-workers in the vid who are still there.

Thanks for the find. Hopefully, you'll be able to re-upload a new video with all of the video and audio issues fixed!

[gurtygurt64]

I was too busy trying to figure out if that was a dude or a chick at the start to notice the audio glitch.

[lewis95stephen]

the video quality needs to be sorted out

[JBOPatrick]

@dangevin Wow someone who knows what Fibber McGee is.

[Tetrismattress]

Robin Mihara is currently starring in and producing a film on finding the world's best classic Tetris player. See details ecstasyoforder . com

[ledawg1138]

Robin the "Video Game Expert" got nothing on Luas from "The Wizard".

[topraman519]

Great video quality.

[Epoq]

Wow, a tear rolled down my face at 2:40. I remember the days when you'd have to take a paper slip to the cashier when you were buying a video game. ;( I miss doing that.

[Epoq]

More people need to dig out their old VHS tapes and post gaming footage from the 90s! :)

Man I would have loved to be a game counselor, part or full time! It was too young at the time though. Oh well, at least I got to grow up in the 8-bit/16-bit era.