Uploaded July 2012 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
scir91 and Mullet Boy have teamed up to bring you Capcom Craze Club! In order to join, you must own an RC car, bookends that resemble dumbells, a few neon articles of clothing (hat, shirt, pants, headband, etc.), cool sneakers that look like Michael J. Fox's from Back to the Future 2 (the self-lacing ones), a bunch of gaming magazines like EGM, Nintendo Power, GamePro, Ultra Game Players, and pens and pencils but no books. A trophy declaring mere participation in an event will be sufficient. No need to have won anything in actuality.
Mullet Boy wants to invade your gaming room wall! Download and print out the Capcom Craze Club insert here, and while you're at it, grow a mullet!
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Notice the last slide in this video. Some company called "Video Choice" reviews the game Bionic Commando and claims it to have "high resolution graphics" available for the NES. Uh, NES was low-res. Secondly, you cannot change resolutions on the NES. You get a fixed setting as a game developer. It's amazing how people were tricked so easily with fancy vocabulary and ideas back in the day.
scir91 and Mullet Boy have teamed up to bring you Capcom Craze Club! In order to join, you must own an RC car, bookends that resemble dumbells, a few neon articles of clothing (hat, shirt, pants, headband, etc.), cool sneakers that look like Michael J. Fox's from Back to the Future 2 (the self-lacing ones), a bunch of gaming magazines like EGM, Nintendo Power, GamePro, Ultra Game Players, and pens and pencils but no books. A trophy declaring mere participation in an event will be sufficient. No need to have won anything in actuality.
Mullet Boy wants to invade your gaming room wall! Download and print out the Capcom Craze Club insert here, and while you're at it, grow a mullet!
pix8.net/pro/pic/25597LiQlm/11575675.jpg
pix8.net/pro/pic/25597LiQlm/11575674.jpg
Notice the last slide in this video. Some company called "Video Choice" reviews the game Bionic Commando and claims it to have "high resolution graphics" available for the NES. Uh, NES was low-res. Secondly, you cannot change resolutions on the NES. You get a fixed setting as a game developer. It's amazing how people were tricked so easily with fancy vocabulary and ideas back in the day.
