Nintendo’s fascinating history continues to be unearthed by fans across the world. Just last year, 16mm film from Nintendo’s Wild Gunman — originally a 1974 arcade cabinet before jumping onto the NES in the ’80s — was discovered. 16mm film games use film reels and projectors to project photos and footage onto the screen. Now, footage from another 16mm game has been uncovered.
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