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I took an interesting risk with my Beyond the NES Kickstarter campaign - I thought "since it's basically a giant magazine, wouldn't it be cool to have spots for independent creators to advertise their stuff?" It was a risk, because I didn't want to fill the book with junk ads, off-topic, or (1/3)

controversial companies and products. I set things up so that if gambling sites or other misfits tried to buy ad space I had first right of refusal. But would the cool stuff find my book in time? Yes. Yes it did. I'm crazy excited to include these creators in my book! From homebrew games to (2/3)

walkthrough websites, from retro gear to kickass conventions - there aren't too many advertisers in the book (about 12 in a 330+ page book) but they're right on point and cool stuff I'm proud to help get the word out for. This community is awesome :)

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Retro video games, and retro video game books are awesome. :) Thank you for your hard work on this! After reading just about every NES book there is, I'm excited to dive into the Famicom and find out what I've been missing, that could scratch that constant 8-bit Nintendo itch!