Talk:Nintendo Video

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Movie trailers on Nintendo Video

There were some ones I remember being on the service application thing. Mostly for 20th Century Fox-distributed stuff released during 2012 like

Star Wars: Episode I - The Phantom Menace in 3D, Ice Age: Continental Drift and Life of Pi

. Been seeing them as early as December 2011 with Phantom Menace. CARS FOR ME (talk) 23:11, 24 September 2017 (UTC)[reply]

Missing Shows

There were a couple of shows that regularly appeared on Nintendo Video, and aren’t mentioned in the article. One was this weird animated show called The Mind’s Eye, which was about this guy who is never named going to this world that gets flooded and then various creatures, such as sharks and an octopus try to devour him. It didn’t really have a defined ending, I think the guy just gets swallowed up by the octopus’s whirlpool. Another one that I don’t remember the name of was about this guy trying to pitch movie concepts to a producer, and never getting them. It was pretty low budget, with the same 5~ people appearing each episode. The only episode that really stuck out was on called last year’s resolutions, which was about a guy who promised to do a bunch of New Years resolutions and betting a million dollars that he would do it, but he forgets until the end of December and so on. I also vaguely remembering an episode featuring a wolf-man in some way, but that’s it. — Preceding unsigned comment added by 204.31.135.98 (talk) 16:42, 19 January 2019 (UTC)[reply]