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Gyromite

Gyromite

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Search complete. 7 mentions across 6 episodes found for "Gyromite".

Sep 16, 2026

Paul NoonanHOST
64:55
Oh, no.
MattHOST
64:57
Is it Gyromite? I have Gyromite.
MattHOST
65:00
The robot's behind me.
Paul NoonanHOST
65:02
That game's not terrible.
Paul NoonanHOST
62:23
that's a good one um that game is impossible um for the NES I guess maybe like Deadly Towers there's not really an expensive Nintendo game they all kind of cost oh no
MattHOST
62:34
the is it Gyromite what's the I have Gyromite the robot's behind me
Paul NoonanHOST
62:40
that game's not terrible it's like just the first you know it's early it's not bad it's early that's different
MattHOST
62:46
super pitfall that's it
Joseph TilleryGUEST
4:00
My dad had brought it home for Christmas, and I didn't know I was going to get it.
Joseph TilleryGUEST
4:03
The unboxing was amazing because we had that robot character with Gyromite and the light gun and Duck Hunt, and then bundled with that was Super Mario Brothers.
Joseph TilleryGUEST
4:16
So yeah, that's how I got introduced into gaming.
Joseph TilleryGUEST
4:19
I like e-gaming.
Mark MitchellHOST
33:48
You know, honestly, before the Virtual Boy, I would have said was like... introduced to Nintendo Classics with like a $100 Virtual Boy replica type thing, I would have said no way.
Mark MitchellHOST
34:01
But now it's like, yeah, I could see them doing that and then adding Gyromite to the NES library.
Mark MitchellHOST
34:07
Yes, Gyromite and StackUp
Patrick EllersHOST
34:08
coming to the NES Classics library are also part of this prediction.
Patrick EllersHOST
34:12
I also just think that they will release it with a game that is like a lot of mini games that you can play with Robb.
John CumminsHOST
22:05
You had the deluxe- Yeah ... version with...
John CumminsHOST
22:07
And you had, it came with Rob, Duck Hunt, and Gyromite.
John CumminsHOST
22:10
And you had the PowerPak, which came with Mario Brothers, Duck Hunt, and the Zapper.
John CumminsHOST
22:16
Yeah.
Diamond FeitPANELIST
39:24
So, you know, Dragon Quest beat Metroid out in Japan by, like, three months, but we didn't see Dragon Warrior until '89.
Diamond FeitPANELIST
39:33
So yeah, for, for a kid I think on this early system, after you'd already played Super Mario Brothers or Gyromite, you're looking, "Oh, what's this? What's this? It's, it's, it's dark, and there's monsters everywhere, and I don't know where I'm supposed to go." Part of the, part of the fun, quote-unquote, is finding out where the hell all this leads you to, and you have to either draw your own map or buy Nintendo, Nintendo publications to get hints.
Diamond FeitPANELIST
40:01
And that, that's a lot compared to everything else where it's like, "Just, just go.
Diamond FeitPANELIST
40:05
Just go.

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