Fake Nintendo DS Final Cut Express

In a rare collaboration with Nintendo, Apple released Final Cut Express for the Nintendo DSi in late 2009. The software allowed users to edit the footage they captured with the DSi’s dual digital cameras and share it with friends over the Internet. At $199 sales were quite slow. Final Cut Express 4 NINTENDO DS Final Cut Express Powerful video editing for Nintendo DSi EVERYONE CONTENTS RATED BY ESRB Nintendo

A fake product announcement claims that Apple and Nintendo collaborated on a $199 version of Final Cut Express for the Nintendo DSi. The package shows a DSi being used as a video-editing workstation, with a Minion filming and Mario gameplay on the screen. The joke is the absurdly plausible retro-tech mashup and the deadpan explanation for why sales were slow. EN: A fake product announcement claims that Apple and Nintendo collaborated on a $199 version of Final Cut Express for the Nintendo DSi. The package shows a DSi being used as a video-editing workstation, with a Minion filming and Mario gameplay on the screen. The joke is the absurdly plausible retro-tech mashup and the deadpan explanation for why sales were slow.

• @gentoomemes / 2620 2023-02-24