Nintendo Quest, a Documentary About One Man in Search of All 678 Original Game Cartridges
I guess I shouldn’t be one to judge how anybody spends their money, but if you can afford to travel the world seeking to buy 678 vintage games – star Jay Bartlett self-imposed the condition that he could not make any online purchases – wouldn’t you be better off putting a down payment on a house or something? He’s making a point about how great physical media is, I think…so maybe he already has a house that’s plenty spacious to hold all the stuff he collects (from my overflowing home office, sir, I envy you).
If this doesn’t conclude with him about to get that last game, only to be told that his cartridge is in another castle, I will be disappointed.
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Luke Y. Thompson has been writing professionally about movies and pop-culture since 1999, and has also been an actor in some extremely cheap culty and horror movies you will probably never hear much about (he is nonetheless mostly proud of them, as he met his wife on one). As editor of The Robot's Voice since 2012, he can take the blame for the majority of the site's content, all of which he creates because he loves you very, very much. (Although he loves nachos more. Sorry.) Prior to TRV, Luke wrote for publications that include the New Times LA, Los Angeles CityBeat, E! Online, OC Weekly, Geekweek, GeekChicDaily, The L.A. Times, The Village Voice, LA Weekly, and Nerdist