Paul Rudd recreates vintage Nintendo advert for Switch 2
- Paul Rudd, now 56, reprised his 1991 Super Nintendo commercial role for the Switch 2.
- Nintendo created this reprisal since the original SNES advert went viral last year.
- The new commercial showcases the Switch 2's multiplayer features with actors Joe Lo Truglio and Jordan Carlos.
- Rudd acknowledged the callback, stating that playing together is better than just playing with power.
- Nintendo will begin Switch 2 preorders soon, with the console launching on June 5 for $450.
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Paul Rudd recreated his Nintendo commercial from 1991 and fans have gone utterly wild
It's official. 56-year-old Paul Rudd has a superpower, and that is he simply does not age. Either that, or he's some sort of adorable vampire who chose the age of 30 and held on for dear life. The internet got reminded of his agelessness again when Nintendo uploaded both Rudd's new spot for Nintendo Switch 2 and the original 1991 Super Nintendo Gaming System commercial, which starred Rudd when he was just 22. - YouTube www.youtube.com This was …
Nintendo Did the Impossible and Found a Way to Make Paul Rudd Look Old in New Switch 2 Ad
Nintendo just dropped an homage to its classic Super Nintendo commercial this time around featuring the Switch 2. It’s a picture-perfect recreation and a great way to call back to that incredibly cheesy era of advertisements. And I say that with love. NINTENDO BROUGHT OUT THE UNDERTAKER COAT AGAIN I’ve watched the OG commercial a number of times. And I’ve always found it hilarious that they trotted Paul Rudd out there in a long ass coat to pla…
Paul Rudd Just Remade His 1991 SNES Commercial for NINTENDO SWITCH 2 and It’s Awesome — GeekTyrant
We all know Paul Rudd as the eternally youthful funnyman who’s charmed his way through rom-coms, Marvel mayhem, and basically every awkward moment in between. But long before he became a popular A-list star, Rudd’s first step into acting stardom was… a Super Nintendo commercial.Back in 1991, a teenaged Paul Rudd starred in a now-legendary SNES ad that leaned hard into the cinematic drama. It opens with fog machines on overdrive, moody synth horr…
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