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It all started from a childhood home video. The Nintendo 64 Kid rode the wave of popularity and came up US $1,000 richer. But like all good tickle parties, fickle internet fame must come to an end. The above clip settles one thing: The need to watch it ever again.
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Kotaku 
Aug 15, 2006 7:22 AM
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