#snes mini
⦁Nintendo NYC announces the terms of sale for NES Classic.
⦁NES Classic 80’s bash;Video of event;Tweet of the wristbands distributed
⦁NES Classic sold out @NintendoNYC;Forbes article of the NES Classic sellouts in the US.
⦁NES Classic restock,then sell out 11/14/2016.
⦁NES Classic restock,then sell out 11/25/2016. And 11/26/2016.
⦁NES Classic restock,then sell out 12/16/2016.
⦁NES Classic restock,then sell out 12/21/2016.
⦁NES Classic restock,sell out 12/22/2016.
⦁NES Classic restock,sell out 12/23/2016.
⦁NES Classic restock,sell out 12/27/2016.
⦁NES Classic restock,sell out 12/28/2016.
⦁NES Classic restock,sell out 12/29/2016.
⦁NES Classic restock,sell out 1/3/2017.
⦁NES Classic restock,sell out 1/5/2017.
⦁NES Classic restock,sell out 1/11/2017.
⦁NES Classic restock,sell out 1/18/2017.
⦁NES Classic restock,sell out 1/25/2017.
⦁NES Classic restock,sell out 1/26/2017.
⦁NES Classic restock,sell out 1/31/2017.
⦁NES Classic restock,sell out 2/2/2017.
⦁NES Classic restock,sell out 2/10/2017.Video from CND about this restock.
⦁NES Classic restock, sell out 2/15/2017.
⦁NES Classic restock,sell out 2/24/2017.
⦁NES Classic restock,sell out 3/7/2017.
⦁NES Classic restock,sell out 3/16/2017.
⦁Nintendo NY Stops updating about NES Classic.
⦁NES Classic discontinued.
⦁Super NES release party announced.
⦁Nintendo NYC announces the terms of sale for NES Classic.
⦁Nintendo NYC gives out wristbands early.Quickly ran out. Note: When I first got the tweet of the wristbands given out early, I messaged the person who was in front of me in line to come back for the wristbands because he was away momentarily. Here is the message, needed to crop out identifying information. Also note that Twitter’s time when logged off is default Pacific Standard Time and my default is Eastern Standard Time.
⦁ There was even a huge issue in the line for the Super NES Classic party. A bunch of people started cutting in line (several feet behind me I think). I think this video explains the situation very well.
⦁Super NES Classic sell out 9/29/2017.
⦁Super NES Classic sell out 9/30/2017.
⦁Super NES Classic sell out 10/1/2017.
⦁Super NES Classic sell out 10/2/2017.
⦁Super NES Classic availability schedule 10/3/2017-10/7/2017.10/3/2017 Sellout.10/5/2017 Sellout.10/6/2017 Sellout.10/7/2017 Sellout.
⦁Super NES Classic availability schedule 10/15/2017-10/20/2017.10/15/2017 Sellout.10/17/2017 Sellout.10/19/2017 Sellout.10/20/2017 Sellout.
⦁Super NES Classic availability schedule 10/22/2017-10/25/2017.10/22/2017 Sellout.10/24/2017 Sellout.
⦁Super NES Classic availability schedule 10/29/2017-11/3/2017.10/29/2017 Sellout.11/2/2017 Sellout.11/3/2017 Sellout.
⦁Super NES Classic availability schedule 11/5/2017-11/10/2017. 11/7/2017 Sellout.11/10/2017 Sellout.
⦁Super NES Classic availability schedule 11/12/2017-11/16/201711/12/2017 Sellout.11/14/2017 Sellout.
⦁Sellouts stop happening around here.
This set of three images were created to go alongside Chris Scullion’s review of the SNES Mini Classic console, which landed just last week!
In the main header image, I wanted to invoke a sense of a group of pals getting back together to play some games, after a long time apart. There’s a bunch of Nintendo characters in there that I’ve either never drawn before, or drawn very little of! This image was used in Chris’ main review here - https://tiredoldhack.com/2017/09/27/snes-mini-review/
In the second image, I wanted to play on the concept of a high-school style yearbook, ‘Most likely to…’ feature. Some of these franchises have went to some amazing places in the 20 years since the SNES, so I thought it’d be funny to imagine what they were doing now!
The final image was me testing a three panel comic layout. Back in the 90s, there was a pretty fierce rivalry between the SEGA Megadrive and the SNES - something Chris and I were all too aware of.
Both these images were used in a tips and tricks article by Chris, which you can read (and chuckle) at here https://tiredoldhack.com/2017/09/30/snes-mini-tips-special-90s-style/
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