I would like to say thanks to everyone that puts their time and effort into the best nes site around, and I can't wait for the e-zine.

So if we wanted to submit an article you send it to DAin?

Dangevin is in charge of this Jordan. You would have to get with him on it, he has contacted everyone for the first issue already I am pretty sure though.
~~NGD

Hey Dain,

Thanks for last night... err wrong topic...

I too came over during that DP topic migration deal. Glad I did!

I love you guys but not in that way... unless it gets me free stuff... then I'm all for your homo erotic adventures!

You're the only one mentioning homo stuff?? Its OK to come out batty, we will still love you.

Hey guys, it's nice to see the site has grown so much in a year : ) Great job and keep it up!

Dain... Brilliant man! Keep it coming.

Batty... "Not that there's anything wrong with that" but I think your wife would see things wrong with that! ^^^^^

Let's set the record straight... I'm an anal virgin and I plan to stay that way!

but that begs the question... how far are you willing to go for a chubby cherub box?

I must admit, there's nothing like a site where I can sit back all day (well, all the time I'm in front of my computer) and discuss the first system I remember fully enjoying. I still remember playing RC Pro-Am way back then, and somehow managing to drive around on the tops of the trees...my older brother and a couple of his friends saw this, as well. I distinctly remember them asking me, "How'd you do that?" Being but 3 or 4 years old at the time, and while quite intelligent, not entirely understanding the concept of glitches, all I said as I shook my head was "I don't know." This was about 1989. Eighteen years later, here I am registered at an online forum made to discuss almost everything NES related (and some things that aren't), collecting NES games, and reminiscing about what was probably my greatest and most profound memory of the NES days. To all those that make the site great, congrats on one year, and keep up the great work.

Happy birthday NA! Sorry I haven't posted much in the last year... lol. I do come here quite often for the database though; I was checking out the manual for Guardian Legend only a few minutes ago. Having all those scanned manuals in one place is great.

Looking forward to this e-zine too.

I always liked old games, but I never realized how many other people did too. Thank you internets, and of course NA!

Is the e-zine gonna be delivered to our e-mail?  I'm anxiously waitng for it!

Yep, anyone who is a member of the site will receive one in their email. It's a privilege of membership

kewl, I was wondering how that would work. I was hoping I wouldnt have to download some huge file on my crappy AOL!

Dain et al -

Congrats on the anniversary! Your hard work is paying off as this site IS the preeminent NES haven. No one comes close. Thanks for all your blood, sweat and tears - you have certainly brought together a group of very cool, very nice folks for a worthy cause - Nintendo and community.

Can't wait for the e-zine! I'm e-cited!

Happy belated bday to NintendoAge! I also want to say thanks to you Dain (and of course the other staff), for all of the hard work that you have, are, and are planning on () putting into the site! Also thanks to the members, for making the community what it is, and the threads interesting to read! It's amazing where this site has gone in the first year online, especially considering the difficulty of setting up a good community with the vast amount of database-like gaming and collector sites out there -- that really says a lot about the quality of the site and the admins + members IMO!

Edit: And to stay on-topic, I have a hunch that the e-zine is going to kick some ass!

didnt know this site was started a year ago...Congrats !!!

I always look at the whois of a domain

what site is dp ?

i'd like to preview it

i've been developing a site myself on and off
i'm putting the finishing touches on it now
i'm hoping to get it finally finished by October
when its ready I'll let you guys know

dp = Digitpress

thanks...just previewed the site
the gaming theme is nice but using white text with a black blackground ???
reminds me of myself with the first html page I ever made with MS frontpage...lol
for a retail store they have no emphasis on a webstore, except for the little one on ebay

cant believe they have an emulation section and that you can download emulators and actual game roms
I guess they like to live on the edge...lol

When I built NA, I swore to myself that I would not use a black background, even though it's popular amongst gaming sites. Personally, I don't like the "underground" feel, as I think it's much less inviting than a clean white theme. Darker themes tend to attract darker personalities IMO, and I can do without all that

for the oldest users a black page was the design you'd use to protest in favor of global freedom of speech and information on the net. Hackers, warez distro sites, etc...and yes, almost all porno sites had a black "I am legal where I'm accessing from" click-in page. Circa 1995 or 96.

I just visited them for the articles

Oh yeah, I remember those days, and was a guilty participant. I've been an employed web developer for 12 years now, starting in 1995 right around the time the HTML 2.0 standard came about. In fact, I was one of the 11 board members of the HTML Writer's Guild in 1998, LOL!! I didn't get along with those folks too well

It's the first september... where is the mail with the E-zine

It's the 2nd here already, it's late!

I second that KennyB I want my E-Zine.