Nintendo M18Z 3 System Interactive Display

Mr CIQMr CIQ
in Collector's Corner
Hey everyone, so I'm curious if anyone has ever seen one of these out in the wild? I'd like to get clearer pictures of this picture below if anyone has them or pictures of this kiosk in general. Do you think that it is one unit or 3 individual units bolted together. 



What are your thoughts?



Comments

  • lojack44lojack44
    I recall Best Buy having these in the early-mid 90s when they first popped up, but by that time it was SNES, GBC, and N64
  • Mr CIQMr CIQ
    Right. Ya other than that "I like it up REAL LOUD" instructional video I've never seen one out in the wild through Google searches and such. Any idea where I can get higher quality pictures of that brochure to read the description and see each side of the kiosk clearer.
  • imanerd0011imanerd0011
    Originally posted by: Mr CIQ



    Right. Ya other than that "I like it up REAL LOUD" instructional video I've never seen one out in the wild through Google searches and such. Any idea where I can get higher quality pictures of that brochure to read the description and see each side of the kiosk clearer.



    I was gonna reply with a link to the classic kiosks with Jake video.  As far as I know, that video is pretty much the only time this kiosk has ever been actually seen.  I don't think any of them made it into a collectors hands.  My guess is that it they didn't make very many of these, considering how many of the other SNES era kiosks are still around in comparison.  

     
  • Mr CIQMr CIQ
    Ya that makes since. Even doing quick google searches for it I can't find one actual picture of this unit.
  • dantendodantendo
    The bigger they are the harder they fall.. I think the really big kiosks stood little chance of surviving. Store employees or managers would of had a hard time getting the big ones home, let alone keeping them for 25 years.. There are some really cool ones out there, but insanely hard to find.. The Atari 2600 kiosk was a beast with display cases built into the bottom and such. I had a chance at it once, but ultimately passed due to its mammoth size. Sega had a similar one as well, with master system on one side and genesis on the other.
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