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Rank: Goomba
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Joined: 9/23/2005
Posts: 18
Location: Dayton, Ohio
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Has anybody heard of or seen a bandai power pad, i beleive it went with stadium events before nintendo bought it out?
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Rank: Koopa Troopa
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Joined: 8/10/2005
Posts: 74
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Ive got one of these Power Pad things, bought it for $4. The only game ive got in my collection that supports this dealy is SMB/Duck Hunt/World Class Track Meet. Funny thing is though, I can't get a response from the pad at all, either side of it. Thats ok though, I wasn't really big on the idea of running my ass off in one spot while some 8-bit dude burns up the 100m track!
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Rank: Koopa Troopa
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Joined: 6/10/2005
Posts: 118
Location: Adelaide, South Australia
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"dethnes" wrote:
Thats ok though, I wasn't really big on the idea of running my ass off in one spot while some 8-bit dude burns up the 100m track!
thats why it didnt do so well.. lol.. neither was anyone else. i have a family fun fitness mat plus the box even, it didnt come with stadium events, it came with athletics world.. i dont have the one that came with it, but i do have the us version. (the pad is the mattel version.. but still by ban-dai.. somehow.. maybe mattel gave them a license, i dunno, the text is too small to read from here:P)
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Rank: Koopa Troopa
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Joined: 4/11/2005
Posts: 41
Location: Belgium
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"phreak97" wrote:"dethnes" wrote:
Thats ok though, I wasn't really big on the idea of running my ass off in one spot while some 8-bit dude burns up the 100m track!
thats why it didnt do so well.. lol.. neither was anyone else. i have a family fun fitness mat plus the box even, it didnt come with stadium events, it came with athletics world.. i dont have the one that came with it, but i do have the us version. (the pad is the mattel version.. but still by ban-dai.. somehow.. maybe mattel gave them a license, i dunno, the text is too small to read from here) Yeah that's the PAL-A version. There were at least four versions released, the PAL-A version distributed by Mattel (Australia & Italy), the NTSC version (US), and two PAL-B versions, one released in Germany (called Fitness Center, also name change on the mat itself), and one in the Netherlands (Family Fun Fitness). They are all relatively rare, but the US version is much more rare than any of the others, as they were sold in limited quantities at the same location as Stadium Events...they are therefore almost as rare the the NTSC Stadium Events game. P.S. Add the Nintendo Power Pad to that and you've got 5 versions to collect ;)
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