As a kid I loves Super Mario 2.  For readers unfamiliar with the game, Super Mario 2 started out as Doki Doki Panic and Japan and was Americanized as a Mario game because of the original Mario 2’s difficulty. Yes, Nintendo made the sequel easier for american children. The original Super Mario 2 (called the lost levels) was a traditional side scroller with difficult jumps and levels.

Any how back to the post, 61 Frames per second wrote a great article about a boss character named Birdo. He apparently to the instruction booklet was a cross dressing moster:

“Birdo thinks he is a girl and likes to be called Birdetta. He likes to wear a bow on his head and shoot eggs from his mouth.”

So thanks to Nintendo, I learned about cross dressing at the age of 7 and had my first red bow at 9.

Found this Nintendo lunch box tutorial online and thought I would share it with everyone.

It would be an honorable death for that NES that doesn’t work anymore.