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Hi Itizso - the work you're doing here is absolutely amazing! I have a question for you - is there any way that you could create a simulation of the three Nintendo watch games that Nintendo released as promotion items in the early 90's? Here are YT videos for each of them:

Mario's Egg Catch -

Luigi's Hammer Toss -

Princess Toadstool's Castle Run -

I tried to find the instructions for you, but wasn't able to come up with much of anything - I hope that you'll be able to make recreations of these soon, as they're incredibly hard to find and would make a great addition to your collection here.

Thank you for all of the hard work you've done on this project so far - hope to hear back from you soon!

Itizso142 days ago (2 edits)

Thanks for the suggestion! These look very interesting. I would need more resources to create an accurate simulation. If you post this in the discussion forum maybe someone in the community can provide the additional resources required to make simulations of these possible.

Entking141 days ago

Hey Itizso, thanks for getting back to me about this! Just out of curiosity, can you give me a list of what materials you would need to create the simulation so that I can put a full list of them in the discussion forum? Thank you!

Entking141 days ago

Hey I just found a bunch of information that I think will give you everything you need to make these - do you have an email address that I could send all of it to? If not, please let me know the best way to send all of the pictures and documents that I found over to you.

Itizso141 days ago

Thanks. That sounds great! If you create a topic in the community forum you can post links to the resources there.

Entking141 days ago

Not a problem - I created a post with a G Drive link that has all the information in it here:

https://itch.io/t/4900799/nelsonic-mario-watches-manual-scans-and-additional-gam...

Please let me know if this is at all helpful, as I'm hoping all of this info put together is enough to help you create these simulations!