Oh that was good, I love to see commercials like that as thems were the days when Godzilla movies were rare to find at video rental outlets and stores. This was during the time when Godzilla was starting to get more exposure in the US thanks to Sony as this spawned a series collection of films. I believe it started in 1994, 30 years ago this year. I know because I have some of them VHS movies with those same covers. It was awesome seeing this then when monster stuff was coming back

Here's this Steak 'n Shake, gosh I loved it when they brought in their new shakes

The Godzilla Force was cool but I never got any of the human figures. Back then I only wanted the Kaijus but over time I regret not getting them Still it's wonderful seeing Trendmasters' Godzilla figures in commercials

OK, so today is Super Bowl Sunday. I posted a special NFL Quarterback Club Showcase. It's the Sega Genesis 32X version. My showcase is quite grand and looks wonderful. You can check it out here---> http://www.dctoyrevolution.org/post50806.html#p50806



While your at it or when you have time as bonus, a while ago I showcased Out of this World/Another World & it's sequel Heart of the Alien. AcidDragon already replied so if your interested you can go here ---> http://www.dctoyrevolution.org/post50682.html?hilit=Out%20of%20this%20World#p50682

Here's the commercial for the Amiga version

Never heard of Another World besides the soap opera, lol. I do remember playing that football game. There were so many back in the day, but it was tough to top Madden and TecmoBowl. NFL Sportstalk with Joe Montana was pretty good, too.

Acid knew it. Like I said in My showcase, it was one heck of a game and the 20th Anniversary version is incredible. I'll show gameplays and stuff in My other video game topic in time. Oh yeah, I'm sure there was a ton of great football games. I do recall the Joe Montana one and I think I did play it once. Even though I'm not a footballer, I showcase NFL Quarterback Club 94/95 for the Sega Genesis 32X...this is one & only Football game that I have but I showcased it in a grand way as I present how darn cool & fun it was back then and I'm one of the very few people doing so

That was cool Bo Jackson and "The Boz" showed up too

Gosh I miss the days when restaurants were creative back in the day...these shakes were so good and only Steak 'n Shake did this that I know of

That's a concept I've never seen before.

I recall seeing that Madden 93 commercial

Yes, it was so good Here's this one from 2003

That Atari Football had a good commercial and a bit of history. Jim Huether designed the Atari 5200 and Atari 8-bit ports, sound, graphics and the whole nine...he even did the the manual himself. See like I said in My showcases for My EA games for Commodore 64...you didn't need a thousand people in 3 different locations making a game then like you do for today's games. So, when it was time for him to test out the game and to demonstrate it...who did he have to show it to It was none other than Steven Spielberg plus the senior management of Atari Spielberg is got a little history even with video games...just like Lucas does

OK, while I posted the original version of this before, here is Master Sensei in this Steak 'n Shake commercial with a different ending with a Valentine's twist