Nintendo games and platforms
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Subject Source: Local sources
Found in 4 Collections and/or Records:
Electronic Entertainment Expo 1996 event footage [Hi8], May 16–18, 1996
Item
Identifier: PARISI-1.03
Scope and Contents
This video opens with an hour-long panel of gaming executives titled "Chief Executive Roundtable: Leaders Forecast the Future of Interactive Entertainment." The featured speakers and moderators are: Doug Lowenstein (IDSA), Ed Horowitz (Viacom), Jack Heistand (Total Entertainment Network), Trip Hawkins (3DO), Patty Stonesifer (Microsoft), Larry Probst (Electronic Arts), Tom Kalinske (Sega), Steve McBeth (Disney Interactive), Jim Whims (Sony), Gregory Fischbach (Acclaim), and Howard Lincoln...
Dates:
Recorded: May 16–18, 1996
Electronic Entertainment Expo 1997, Nintendo press conference and games [Hi8], June 19–21, 1997
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Identifier: PARISI-1.05
Scope and Contents
The majority of this videotape consists of Nintendo of America's 1997 E3 press conference. Among many games such as Banjo-Kazooie, Nintendo's conference included footage of the unreleased Conker's Quest (later titled Twelve Tales: Conker 64) and an early glimpse of The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time under the tentative title Zelda 64.Games...
Dates:
Recorded: June 19–21, 1997
Electronic Entertainment Expo 1998 event footage [Hi8], May 27–30, 1998
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Identifier: PARISI-1.08
Scope and Contents
This videotape mainly features Nintendo of America's annual E3 press conference. Among many games shown at this event, this presentation includes an extended roll-out for the Pokémon franchise, which launched in the United States later that year. This video also includes a press conference for Squaresoft, which marked the American press debut of the game Final Fantasy VIII; the game premiered earlier that year in Japan.The remaining video on this tape...
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Recorded: May 27–30, 1998
Nintendo, Advanced Video System publicity folder, Winter CES 1985, January 5–8, 1985
Item — Box Roger Sharpe collection
Identifier: PROMO-KITS.NINTENDO.85WCES
Abstract
This press kit was distributed by Nintendo of America at the 1985 Winter Consumer Electronics Show to promote their new home console, known at the time as the Nintendo Advanced Video System. This version of the console included a data recorder and keyboard, which are depicted in this press kit, along with photos of early key staff at Nintendo of America.
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Publication: January 5–8, 1985