678 licensed Nintendo Entertainment System games must be collected in 30 days without online purchases, as two gamers travel across the United States.
“30 days. 678 games. 10,000 miles! Are you game?”
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678 licensed Nintendo Entertainment System games must be collected in 30 days without online purchases, as two gamers travel across the United States.
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Jay Bartlett embarks on a quest to collect all 678 licensed Nintendo Entertainment System games within 30 days, challenged by his friend Rob McCallum. Traveling across the United States, they visit second-hand stores and private collections, relying solely on traditional methods without online purchases. Along the way, they meet fellow collectors and enthusiasts, sharing stories about the cultural impact of Nintendo. The film captures the nostalgia surrounding these iconic games and the dedication of the retro gaming community.
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Why Watch
- Follow Jay Bartlett's quest for 678 NES games.
- Meet passionate Nintendo fans and collectors.
- See rare gaming relics in impressive collections.
Did You Know
- Jay Bartlett aimed to collect 678 NES games in 30 days.
- The film features a 10,000-mile road trip across the United States.
- Nintendo Entertainment System was crucial in reviving the gaming industry after the 1980s financial slump.
- The documentary was released in 2015 and directed by Rob McCallum.
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Who directed Nintendo Quest?
Nintendo Quest was directed by Rob McCallum.
How many Nintendo Entertainment System games did Jay Bartlett aim to collect?
Jay Bartlett aimed to collect all 678 licensed Nintendo Entertainment System games.
What was the time limit for Jay Bartlett's quest?
Jay Bartlett had 30 days to complete his quest.
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