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Check this link for an interview with good ol' retired Nintendo boss Hiroshi Yamauchi.
[URL]http://www.gamerah.com/noticias.php?bias=180#180[/URL]
I can't quite decide if it's fake or not. He's retired now so can say pretty much all he wants, but is that an excuse to keep talking about, or referring to his genitalia!?!
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Check this link for an interview with good ol' retired Nintendo boss Hiroshi Yamauchi.
[URL]http://www.gamerah.com/noticias.php?bias=180#180[/URL]
I can't quite decide if it's fake or not. He's retired now so can say pretty much all he wants, but is that an excuse to keep talking about, or referring to his genitalia!?!
:)
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Tphi wrote:
> Dringo wrote:
> Hiroshi Yamauchi also, was not the father of Nintendo.
>
> The father of modern-day Nintendo yuss.
That's better.
> Dringo wrote:
> Hiroshi Yamauchi also, was not the father of Nintendo.
>
> The father of modern-day Nintendo yuss.
That's better.
Dringo wrote:
> Hiroshi Yamauchi also, was not the father of Nintendo.
The father of modern-day Nintendo yuss.
> Hiroshi Yamauchi also, was not the father of Nintendo.
The father of modern-day Nintendo yuss.
Yep, he DID say that in that article that was...
NO
WAIT! ;-P
NO
WAIT! ;-P
Can't remember exactly, but didn't he just say it was he who turned it all technological, as opposed to pretty much just purely making playing cards before? So was the daddy in that sence.
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Hiroshi Yamauchi also, was not the father of Nintendo.
Although Hiroshima wasn't the first nuke to be dropped.
When the flash came off the second bomb, I think that the majority of the people of Japan were FULLY aware of what it was.
When the flash came off the second bomb, I think that the majority of the people of Japan were FULLY aware of what it was.
Go watch the film "Rhapsody In August" and you might understand what effect the Hiroshima bomb had on people.
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Yes.
I agree.
I agree.
Or maybe, it's fake genius.
But that's just it.
A boy of 16 wouldn't have known what the hell it was, nor it's power, nor its devastation.
It wouldn't have been until some time after that he'd have known what it was about, so the context the article claimed that he said "I saw the flash of the atomic bomb, and thought 'never again'" doesn't fit.
YER
A boy of 16 wouldn't have known what the hell it was, nor it's power, nor its devastation.
It wouldn't have been until some time after that he'd have known what it was about, so the context the article claimed that he said "I saw the flash of the atomic bomb, and thought 'never again'" doesn't fit.
YER
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