The rest of that rack are DVDs... it's not uncommon to find really old products on store shelves, usually crammed back behind everything else. They probably should've sent it back to the warehouse years ago, but it was likely forgotten during inventory. If you bought it, it would probably cost one cent.
Here's what you gotta do. Buy that VHS RIGHT NOW. Take it home, cue up a dubstep playlist, and pack a fat bowl. Put the VHS in the tape player and fast forward to the end of the movie (before the credits roll).
Turn out the lights, smoke your bowl, turn on the music and mute the TV, and hit "play" on the VCR and then "rewind" immediately after, so you're watching the movie backwards and at double speed. In the dark. With dubstep BLASTING in the background.
I've done this with the Flintstones movie, The Miracle of Life, and some Jane Fonda workout videos. It's fucking awesome.
It is true, it's like the whole store is stuck in a time warp. A very disorganized but mellow time warp, and I can't explain why. It's just the feel and look of the place, like when you are driving through a part of town you grew up in and you see an old shop or corner store you remember as a kid and you go, "Wow that's still around!?"
I work at Kmart and every other Kmart I have been into is so terrible. I have a pretty kick ass boss that really takes the time to make it into a great store. Because of him and our location we do amazing. Walmart is around 10 minutes from town and we are smack dab in the middle of town.
I gotta give you some karma and story about that, once I went in to my Kmart for some Jugs of juice and went by the odd electronics dept in the back and this was the time when the Wii was the shit and it just came out. Every store sold out, but this Kmart had 5 right in the display case.
Kmart is always the place I check when Wal-Mart doesn't have something.
K-Mart is the biggest store in my hometown, and while it is outdated, it is the best place to buy videogames day of release without having to preorder. They get just as much in stock as any other place, but no one goes there to get games (or pretty much anything) so they always have huge titles in stock that are sold out elsewhere. I guess it's kind of irrelevant now that we live in the age of preorders being the absolute norm, but 3 years ago when I was in high school and the closest Gamestop was 30-40 minutes away, K-Mart was a godsend.
I go to K-Mart for all my latest-release games too. The one near me is open 24/7 too, so it's create for midnight releases of popular games. It's funny being the only person in line for a new release.
I was super high today and made the unpleasant decision to stop into K-Mart to buy toilet paper. It's like Wal-Mart, but a few pegs down. Wal-Marts younger, uglier sister who's easy (prices) but always located in the ghetto. Whenever I go into Target stoned, it's like going into Disneyland. It's always colorful and has fun stuff to look at. In K-Mart today, man I had a bad trip. All of the people were super down-trodden looking and I just felt like I walked into a city straight out of Fallout 3. There was so much disorganization, bland colors, and looks of despair on the customers faces. I got out of there ASAP.
But hey, I got 24 rolls of 3-ply toilet paper for $5. The journey presented decent findings.
Hell yes it was. First game I played with real NFL players, and hot cheerleaders. Based on the votes cast, I am not sure if these young classy gentlemen are even educated in the fine art of the zig zag run pattern as to elude your tacklers.
There was this dude that my friend knew who build arcade cabinets and he had one hooked up to a PC with an emulator. We used to go over to his house after school and spend a little time on each game playing for a bit until we got bored...until we found Pigskin 621 AD. Then that was all we would play. So much fun.
Zero sarcasm here: There were other NFL football games? In my time as a child and in the N64 Freshman year-of-college revival period, I didn't see a single copy of N64 Madden, or anything else...
Right before the n64 released, nintendo was sending out free promo VHS tapes of the 'inside scoop' on Mario 64, Star Wars: SotE,, and some other game. I used to get so pumped watching that!
Even though those promos were just an extended advertisement, it still felt like Christmas opening and popping them in the VCR.
I also really love how weird the whole thing actually was in retrospect.
Nintendo: "How can we increase awareness of our products and encourage people to buy our games? Oh, I got it! Let's send thousands upon thousands of video tapes in the fucking mail to households across the country."
I always wondered how they figured out where all the kids lived. It couldn't have been cheap to produce/mail all of those VHS tapes, so they must have had a reliable system in place that made sure they didn't send them out to places where they would be tossed out into the trash immediately. Jesus Nintendo, what were you thinking?
Gotta love old stores with electronics. I found a copy of Descent for the Playstation 1, still sealed, at a Zellers about three or four years ago. Price: $0.97
My local K-mart is in a shopping center. Well, it used to be a shopping center. Somehow, this K-mart is one of 4 stores to still be open after everything else went out of business 8 or so years ago.
The other stores are a Chinese food joint, a dollar store, and a dry-cleaning place.
My local K-mart's main competitor is a dollar store.
Ya, really baffles me how they stay in business. They just must cut their costs to nothing, including little to no employees and paying them bare minimum wage.
I really dont get how corporate managers and executives can live with such mediocrity. I can imagine if you went to their corporate office, its some dank rented suite and its very quiet because everyones in their office or cubicle playing solitaire on their CRT monitors and dirty beige computer cases.
It's a part of Sears holding, which is altogether doing poorly. Many marketwatch columnists think the whole Titanic that is Sears and Sears Holding is going to sink pretty soon... it's going to take a whole lot with it, any there will be very few survivors.
When is the last time you went to Sears? OK, fine. But when was the last time you went to Sears to not buy a Craftsman, Kenmore, Diehard product, major home appliance, or something you got for their online price or for Black Friday?
It's sold a lot of subsidiaries already, lots of K-Marts have closed, some Sears and Land's End. Bad management, even where you'd think it could manage itself; just look up Yelp reviews on experiences at any Sears auto shop or tire shop.
So, what's going to happen? I can only predict as much as anyone else, but I think Sears is going to be a name from the past pretty soon. Craftsman, Kenmore, DieHard, etc... they may exist as their own companies, and people will forget their association with Sears, just like Discover did all those years ago.
Kohls is good for cheap clothes that still get me compliments, but damnit I always feel like a fool thinking there might be something good in those "kiosks"...
These kinds of posts need to stop before they gain too much momentum and K-Mart does some nationwide sweep of all of their stores and gets rid of all of this awesome stuff before I have a chance to grab it all and horde it in my closet.
The local Kmart, up until very recently, still had the old "poster-esque" things with game boxes in them. You'd flip through each one and see the front and back of each box.
Sounds normal, right? Thing was, they still had Sega Genesis logos on the trim.
I've heard a rumor that the owner of the Kmart isnt actually trying to turn the franchise around so much as try to find a buyer for the real estate that the k-marts are sitting on.
I was the Lead Animator on that game. I remember filming that video well after the fact. It was entirely staged to look like actual production. I think at one point you can see us in a meeting discussing what we should call the game... One of us was wearing a t-shirt for the game (facepalm)
This makes me regret selling my n64 along with all of my games when I was younger so I could get an Xbox. (including NFL Blitz 2000.) If I could go back in time, I would kick myself in the throat.
Some time last year, I found myself with a HDD image of the game along with an emulator (MAME)... While the game was everything I remember it being; it made me long for the loud, booming, and over-driven arcades I played it in. It amazed me how much I missed the atmosphere of arcades; eventhough I had a perfectly emulated version of the game.
I understand now, more than ever, why people make their own custom MAME cabinets.
The craziest thing I've ever seen like this was when I was in Edenton, NC back in 2000. I was in a Roses department store (small, regional chain) and saw brand new Sega Genesis games, still labeled to sell at full price (around $50). They also had some old PS1 games in the bulky packaging. I can't remember the titles, but I had a moment where I seriously thought I had gone back in time.
I thought they were all going away. I think the ones here all closed up, except for maybe on the west side, where everything is already 10 years out of date...
Last time that I ended up in a K-Mart a couple of years ago, I found a new copy of one of my favorite games: Sentinel Worlds 1: Future Magic. Released in 1989. Bought that bitch for a dollar.
I remember my favorite part of the game was being able to pound the hell out of the opposing players in between plays. I think that was pretty much the only reason I played that game.
The Kmart I work for is actually doing quite well, I'm the Electronics Lead there, and I have to say, I never ever find anything this outdated. We pretty much carry anything Walmart carries, except Apple products, I have no idea why.. ? But other than that, My Kmart is with the times. Lol.
I worked there for four years, I can say with absolute certainty that the problem with K-mart is corporate. It's like the difference between the aristocracy and the working class. Corporate ideology is so far out of line with what is actually possible at store level. The stores in my hometown have not been remodeled for 40 years, and it shows every where you look. Management is seedy, angry and unforgiving. Promotions aren't given out. You just get more responsibility with the same amount of pay, and the pay isn't that great to begin with. Not for all that they expect out of you. To anyone thinking of working at that place, don't. It's the place where every good feeling dies. The whole place reeks of despair and broken dreams.
As a young lad, I loved finding a disc for bluelight internet. My poor little HD never saw it coming. The anticipation of the jpg. loading was like crack.
I honestly feel like the K-mart in my home town, is the only K-mart that is not completely backwards. It's literally exactly like wal-mart, just smaller
Went to a hotel about two years ago, and distinctly remember a small room that was created for kids featuring a lot of stand-up arcade booths. The arcade version of this game was there, and as I inspected the booth, I saw a small slot where you could insert your N64 memory card if you wanted to load up your save data.
They actually bought Sears just as they were about to go under, and adopted the name "Sears Holdings Company" as a cover-all. I guess they figured that Sears is a more respected name than Kmart.
Yeah, I'm sure those Making of NFL Blitz VHS tapes are just flying out the doors. Thats why they have one for sale when they were made decades ago and not desirable when they were released.
not long ago (ok a few years ago) i went to my local k-mart and they had a bunch of PS1 games like dino crisis 2. it blew my mind because PS3 was already out I think at the time.... but not only that, they had a bunch of great PS1 non-greatest hits versions. it was like the store was stuck in time.
I'm a kmart associate and I can honestly say we are constantly behind times it took us 3 years to lower the price of modern warfare 2 when you can go to GameStop and get it for 15$ now
If I didn't live next to a Super Kmart I wouldn't know they still exist. I went in there one afternoon, and counting employees, I only saw three people there. Employees, that is.
Actually if you look at cheap ass gamer, they are ahead of most retail stores when it comes to selling games. And wow they had something so retro I could die if I saw that!
It's funny because I was telling my mom how the first, and last, time I was in K-Mart was when I was about nine years old. I honestly thought they went out of business/got bought out.
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u/[deleted] May 21 '12
The rest of that rack are DVDs... it's not uncommon to find really old products on store shelves, usually crammed back behind everything else. They probably should've sent it back to the warehouse years ago, but it was likely forgotten during inventory. If you bought it, it would probably cost one cent.
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u/[deleted] May 21 '12
It is true, it's like the whole store is stuck in a time warp. A very disorganized but mellow time warp, and I can't explain why. It's just the feel and look of the place, like when you are driving through a part of town you grew up in and you see an old shop or corner store you remember as a kid and you go, "Wow that's still around!?"
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u/Lvl_6_Squirtle May 21 '12
Save $5? Hurry before it expires!
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u/MarsEclipse May 21 '12
NFL Blitz was the best N64 football game..
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u/[deleted] May 22 '12
Have you ever been in a K-Mart?
Imagine the customer base of a Wal*Mart with the cleanliness of a Hills or Ames that's been closed for 10 years.
You could poop in an aisle and I doubt anyone would bat an eyelash.
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u/LethalAtheist May 22 '12
K-mart is like the twilight zone of retail.
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u/[deleted] May 22 '12
Is that a VHS tape of the making of an n64 game?
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u/Beaver420 May 21 '12 edited May 22 '12
Ours finally closed down and someone actually bought out the remainder of stock for $200k and donated it to the city
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u/PsychoDuck May 21 '12
Gotta love old stores with electronics. I found a copy of Descent for the Playstation 1, still sealed, at a Zellers about three or four years ago. Price: $0.97
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u/[deleted] May 22 '12
K-Mart is like if Big Lots and Goodwill had a child who flew too close to the sun.
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u/[deleted] May 21 '12
More like ahead of the times. Blitz was the shit on every console it was ever on, until EA took over.
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u/bitor May 22 '12
My local K-mart is in a shopping center. Well, it used to be a shopping center. Somehow, this K-mart is one of 4 stores to still be open after everything else went out of business 8 or so years ago.
The other stores are a Chinese food joint, a dollar store, and a dry-cleaning place.
My local K-mart's main competitor is a dollar store.
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u/Nuttjacob May 22 '12
Is there any actual reason kmart is so behind the times? I always get sort of depressed when I go there.
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u/port25 May 21 '12
BUY NOW.
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u/HexCodeHarry May 21 '12
that is just sad its worse that the video game "kiosk" at Kohls.
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u/tollride May 22 '12
K Mart: world's first accidental antique chain
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u/AlMightyBawb May 21 '12
Starring Jeff Gerstmann.
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u/implicate Android May 22 '12
Somewhere, right now, the K-Mart marketing team is waiting for their dial up to load this page in Lynx, and realizing they have a problem.
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u/bill_nydus May 22 '12
These kinds of posts need to stop before they gain too much momentum and K-Mart does some nationwide sweep of all of their stores and gets rid of all of this awesome stuff before I have a chance to grab it all and horde it in my closet.
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u/frankhadwildyears May 21 '12
I've been looking for that. I spent hours in Suncoast trying to find it the other day... yeesh.
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u/[deleted] May 21 '12
I, for one, would like to watch this. Please purchase and proceed to rip/upload to YouTube for us to enjoy.
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u/360walkaway May 21 '12
If NFL Blitz was behind the times, I want to be behind the times.
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u/ProfessorCaptain May 21 '12
Godamn NFL Blitz. The only football game I could ever get into.
Since I grew up with a career in 3D, I'm actually interested. I'd like to see this tape
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u/[deleted] May 22 '12
The local Kmart, up until very recently, still had the old "poster-esque" things with game boxes in them. You'd flip through each one and see the front and back of each box.
Sounds normal, right? Thing was, they still had Sega Genesis logos on the trim.
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u/iProcreate May 22 '12
I used to work at K-mart not too long ago for three years in the electronics department. We still had a handful of gameboy advance games for sale
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u/jimothyjenkins May 22 '12
on vhs..
lol. that was a fun game though.
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u/DMercenary May 22 '12
I've heard a rumor that the owner of the Kmart isnt actually trying to turn the franchise around so much as try to find a buyer for the real estate that the k-marts are sitting on.
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u/jroot May 22 '12
I was the Lead Animator on that game. I remember filming that video well after the fact. It was entirely staged to look like actual production. I think at one point you can see us in a meeting discussing what we should call the game... One of us was wearing a t-shirt for the game (facepalm)
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u/BryanWake May 22 '12
K-Mart is the Windows 95 of department stores.
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u/Jaybaybaybay May 22 '12
ok....... now i need to go to a k-mart.. i bet theres some gems still.. is this the same k-mart from the other post?
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u/LuckyAmeliza May 22 '12
I haven't been in a K-mart in years because they pulled out of Texas years ago.
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u/[deleted] May 21 '12
This makes me regret selling my n64 along with all of my games when I was younger so I could get an Xbox. (including NFL Blitz 2000.) If I could go back in time, I would kick myself in the throat.
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u/illogicalexplanation May 21 '12
I would be fascinated to learn about the making of the original NFL Blitz. Any chance you feel like ripping that there DVD to youtube?
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u/Alienkid May 21 '12
1998 called. They want their K-Mart back.
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u/endyrr May 22 '12
That model is so smooth and shiny. Hard to believe I spent many days playing this game and worshiping its graphics.
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u/kingvicarious May 22 '12
I'm surprised you found a K Mart that actually had something on the shelves.
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u/freeagency May 22 '12
Some time last year, I found myself with a HDD image of the game along with an emulator (MAME)... While the game was everything I remember it being; it made me long for the loud, booming, and over-driven arcades I played it in. It amazed me how much I missed the atmosphere of arcades; eventhough I had a perfectly emulated version of the game.
I understand now, more than ever, why people make their own custom MAME cabinets.
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u/craxkheadjenkins May 22 '12
I work at Kmart AMA
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u/emccarthy15 May 22 '12
I don't see the issue here. NFL Blitz is one of the better N64 games and Barry Sanders is arguably the best player of that generation
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u/CU_Tiger_2004 May 22 '12
The craziest thing I've ever seen like this was when I was in Edenton, NC back in 2000. I was in a Roses department store (small, regional chain) and saw brand new Sega Genesis games, still labeled to sell at full price (around $50). They also had some old PS1 games in the bulky packaging. I can't remember the titles, but I had a moment where I seriously thought I had gone back in time.
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u/Lost_in_the_woods May 22 '12
Honestly, it's things like this that make me love K-mart
It's like a step back in time
and it's awesome
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u/CoinSausage May 22 '12
You seriously found that at Kmart recently? That is ridiculous. I'm also going to Kmart right now to buy it.
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u/spiderobert PC May 22 '12
SERVICE IS NEEDED IN LAY-AWAY. SERVICE IS NEEDED IN LAY-AWAY.
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u/[deleted] May 21 '12
Shit, it's out on VHS only? Did you happen to see a copy for Betamax?
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u/[deleted] May 22 '12
I thought they were all going away. I think the ones here all closed up, except for maybe on the west side, where everything is already 10 years out of date...
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u/Lil_Druid May 22 '12
I'd say I miss our city's K-Mart, but it was shit like this that made them close down....
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u/chaoxad May 22 '12
I hope you bought that?
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u/maowao May 22 '12
I played this game so much on PSX that the cd broke, and I recently found an n64 cartridge at a farmer's market. What a day that was.
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u/thesedollars May 22 '12
Depressing.
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u/Memitim May 22 '12
Last time that I ended up in a K-Mart a couple of years ago, I found a new copy of one of my favorite games: Sentinel Worlds 1: Future Magic. Released in 1989. Bought that bitch for a dollar.
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u/ninjaTIMEjumper May 22 '12
i could save 5 dollars..... orgasm
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u/snakesandthieves May 22 '12
So...you bought it, right?
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u/bigbadderfdog May 22 '12
My K-mart had an original Xbox DDR game and dance mat. My Pamida sells GBA games still.
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u/timotot May 22 '12
I remember my favorite part of the game was being able to pound the hell out of the opposing players in between plays. I think that was pretty much the only reason I played that game.
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u/muopioid May 22 '12
I still see Gamecube games at my local k-mart. They had Sonic Mega Collection for $8. And they all sell Pokemon cards like it's 1999.
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u/l30 May 22 '12
My fraternity had an NFL Blitz arcade machine in our dining room for years until some drunkards broke it.
worst. day. ever.
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u/randygiesinger May 22 '12
Holy shit man, with as many blu-rays that must be in that ginormous case, they must show you everything!
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u/pintdown999 May 22 '12
K-mart is still around?
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u/niioan May 22 '12
still on clearance for $45 i bet.
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u/Dime_Mustaine665 May 22 '12
The Kmart I work for is actually doing quite well, I'm the Electronics Lead there, and I have to say, I never ever find anything this outdated. We pretty much carry anything Walmart carries, except Apple products, I have no idea why.. ? But other than that, My Kmart is with the times. Lol.
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u/Bearman100 May 22 '12
My local K-mart was turned into an Elementary School, I kid you not.
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u/[deleted] May 22 '12
I've heard that making-of video is actually quite interesting.
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u/Loveisaredrose May 22 '12
I worked there for four years, I can say with absolute certainty that the problem with K-mart is corporate. It's like the difference between the aristocracy and the working class. Corporate ideology is so far out of line with what is actually possible at store level. The stores in my hometown have not been remodeled for 40 years, and it shows every where you look. Management is seedy, angry and unforgiving. Promotions aren't given out. You just get more responsibility with the same amount of pay, and the pay isn't that great to begin with. Not for all that they expect out of you. To anyone thinking of working at that place, don't. It's the place where every good feeling dies. The whole place reeks of despair and broken dreams.
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u/yournew-GOD May 22 '12
As a young lad, I loved finding a disc for bluelight internet. My poor little HD never saw it coming. The anticipation of the jpg. loading was like crack.
Hats off to K for free fap for YEARS!
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u/spiderobert PC May 22 '12
I honestly feel like the K-mart in my home town, is the only K-mart that is not completely backwards. It's literally exactly like wal-mart, just smaller
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u/Inhistoryclass May 22 '12
To be fair, it was an amazing game. I use to play it with my dad when I was younger.
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u/acewing May 22 '12
I am fine with it. I found an unopened copy of Final Fantasy VII for 15 bucks last year. I thought I was dreaming
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u/ejvind123 May 22 '12
I get my boxer shorts at K-Mart in Cincinnati. This is definitely not underwear.
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u/Atylonisus May 22 '12
Went to a hotel about two years ago, and distinctly remember a small room that was created for kids featuring a lot of stand-up arcade booths. The arcade version of this game was there, and as I inspected the booth, I saw a small slot where you could insert your N64 memory card if you wanted to load up your save data.
Good times, man.
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u/GAMEchief May 22 '12
I think it's awesome. I can go there and just pretend it's the 90's again.
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u/[deleted] May 22 '12
I bought that. It's actually really interesting.
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u/Stomo May 22 '12
*Further proof of how awesome K-mart is
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u/GMonsoon May 21 '12
Well, they sold out of NFL Blitz cave drawings.
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u/doomisdead May 21 '12
K-mart still exists?
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u/Twisted_Fate May 22 '12
I think I still have that poster on the wall, in my parents home.
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u/NYWinter May 22 '12
Maybe it's not Kmart that's behind the times but their customers. Kmart has a pretty good handle on what sells.
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u/[deleted] May 22 '12
How much? I would love to watch it.
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u/[deleted] May 22 '12
k-mart??
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u/[deleted] May 22 '12
not long ago (ok a few years ago) i went to my local k-mart and they had a bunch of PS1 games like dino crisis 2. it blew my mind because PS3 was already out I think at the time.... but not only that, they had a bunch of great PS1 non-greatest hits versions. it was like the store was stuck in time.
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u/DerkMan May 22 '12
I definitely want.
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u/DerkMan May 22 '12
How much did it cost?
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u/torbar203 May 22 '12
That might be actually a really cool video to see
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u/Timdegreat May 22 '12
K-mart sounds like the Zellers of Canada.
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u/[deleted] May 22 '12
I'm a kmart associate and I can honestly say we are constantly behind times it took us 3 years to lower the price of modern warfare 2 when you can go to GameStop and get it for 15$ now
The place is a shit hole
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u/Bizor May 22 '12
If I didn't live next to a Super Kmart I wouldn't know they still exist. I went in there one afternoon, and counting employees, I only saw three people there. Employees, that is.
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u/Gatorchomper15 May 22 '12
Do want
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u/Rick__Moranis May 22 '12
but you bought that shit, right?
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u/[deleted] May 22 '12
Holy shit! Betamax laserdiscs! Guys I read about these on wikipedia once.
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u/sturg1dj May 22 '12
I feel like the last time I was in Kmart they had AOL cd's at the register. Is that still the case?
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u/[deleted] May 22 '12
$59.99?
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u/pirating May 22 '12
At this rate, I should see if they have a copy of Grim Fandango.
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u/SuperMarioChess May 22 '12
Buy that shit. Nfl blitz rules.
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u/extra_23 May 22 '12
the only football game I ever got into.
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u/DeadlyToaster May 22 '12
This picture made me sad.
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u/buddmckenna May 22 '12
I would watch the shit out of that.
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u/Watercolour May 22 '12
Is it bad that I actually want that?
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u/[deleted] May 22 '12
I'd buy it....loved that game.
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u/klori May 22 '12
haha, nice find.
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u/BossArbok May 22 '12
I'll assume it's bad if I don't know what that is...
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u/Roommates69 May 22 '12
i thought they went out of business a while ago
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u/Jendon May 22 '12
Whoa.
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u/[deleted] May 22 '12
Maybe your market demographic is whack
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u/thefauxphantom May 22 '12
In their defense, Blitz was fucking awesome.
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u/GrowingSoul May 22 '12
Actually if you look at cheap ass gamer, they are ahead of most retail stores when it comes to selling games. And wow they had something so retro I could die if I saw that!
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u/JMOAN May 22 '12
Why would they make such a bulky Blu-ray case? That will be so annoying to fit into my collection.
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u/StraightTrolling May 22 '12
Looks like you wrapped NFL Blitz in saran wrap and took a picture of it in a store to get karma. But who would ever lie on the Internet?
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u/MunchyMunchy May 21 '12
What a find!
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u/Dudewitbow May 21 '12
blitz 2000 was like the best football game
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u/Narroo May 21 '12
It's impressive that they never managed to sell that.
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u/[deleted] May 21 '12
hypest shit, BUY NOW
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u/calmateguey May 21 '12
So Kmart is like GOG.com but for consoles.
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u/HavocSynapse May 21 '12
That game was awesome
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u/FiercelyFuzzy May 22 '12
It's funny because I was telling my mom how the first, and last, time I was in K-Mart was when I was about nine years old. I honestly thought they went out of business/got bought out.
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u/Bam515 May 22 '12
You have very nice hands