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"Nintendo keyrings"

In the latest NOM, there are pics of Nintendo console keyrings, from Famicom up to GC. I want.

Anyone know how I can get hold of them?

Can't find any pics to show you what I mean, I'm afraid.

Thanks.

Thanks for that! now to hunt down the GC and N64...

I can help you out there! Sadly this website doesn't have the Gamecube or N64 ones but all the rest, also you have to import them from America! They also sell them cool Animal Crossing sets (obviously i'm a little to old to buy that sort of thing now, which is a shame) and loads of other Nintendo stuff!


hope this helps you out: http://www.toysnjoys.com/nintendo_misc.html

:)

Aye, I have. No luck though.

Thanks anyway.

tried play-asia.com, lik-sang.com, kingcube ?

I wish it was that easy! I have searched all over the net* and still no luck. So I've e-mailed the NOM Editor to ask him where I can get hold of them.




*possible exaggeration

Why not search on Ebay for 'Nintendo Gashapon' or similar. I think thats what they're called.

ßulle††™ wrote:
> They look sweet and are probably going to be worth a few bob in the future.

Or 20p each now in Japan!

hehe!

Why is this country so p00!?!

Actually those machines with balls in, which contain Nintendo characters and such have started to pop up about town. But there's a quid each! Now I might be tempted to splash out on a Nintendo keyring for a quid if I could pick the one I wanted, but I ain't paying money for what might turn out to be something I REALLY don't want!

:)

Thanks for the link Valentino, and I know I probably sound picky, but that ain't what I'm after.

The keyrings are perfectly accurate scales of the consoles (some consoles have cartridges to put in, apparently) and come with a controller on the same ring. They look sweet and are probably going to be worth a few bob in the future.

Yes it is, sorry. The website had last issue's picture on so I thought there was a new one.

ßulle††™ wrote:
> Ok, maybe the second-most-recent mag it seems. The one with the free
> magnets.

That is the most recent ain't it?