A very special Mega64 event

by JC Fletcher on Mar 12th 2007 7:30PM

Those lovable scamps from Mega64 are at it again! There's never a dull moment when these friends go on a wild, madcap adventure that you'll never forget. Join them, as they discover... the true meaning of friendship.

... what? Oh, we were thinking about a different movie. This one's just, you know, some dudes jumping around in Mario Bros. suits and stuff. But it's the patented brand of Mega64 funny-- video game characters accosting random (and not so random) people on the street-- that makes their work worth our few seconds of download time.

Please, click on the limited-edition post break, and watch the movie that your whole family is sure to love!

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Tags: 64, bros, cosplay, link, luigi, mario, mariobros, mega, mega64, miyamoto, nintendo, nintendo wii, nintendowii, super mario, supermario, supermariobros, wii, zelda

Reader Comments (8)

No way... was that seriously Miyamoto?

I've seen a lot of Miyamotos and that is definitely lupus.

Lucky shit!

it doesn't get much funnier than that

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Could someone ban that spam-human? Please?

Anyways, that vid was awesome, Mega64's been doing the best vids for quite some time.

Hahaha, awesome!

Yep, it's the real Shigeru.

From the Mega64 team:
"To save you guys from listening to our assy podcast, here's the gist of what happened:

We got asked to do the videos for GDC's awards show again, and it was gonna just be the same old stuff. Like a week later, I saw an ad announcing Miyamoto's keynote appearance. Since last year we showed our Ico video and actually got praise from the team behind the game, I got cocky and thought maybe if I called in enough favors, we could get Miyamoto to appear in a skit. I called the people at GDC, and while they thought it was potentially impossible, they were supportive and sent my skit ideas off to Nintendo. Nintendo actually thought it was funny, but said that Miyamoto was so busy that it was unlikely. We didn't find out we could film with him until they called me literally the moment I stepped off our plane in San Francisco. We booked it to where he was rehearsing his keynote, filmed the bit with him, and then had a mere hour or so to edit the video on my iBook in an empty room in the Moscone Center before I gave the DV tape to the people in charge of the awards.

It was pretty intense, but meeting him was so rad. The first thing we ever filmed for Mega64 was a Mario skit at my old high school, so this was pretty much as full circle as it could get."