Johnny Turbo - Revision history

AndyAnime at 16:20, 14 July 2005

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AndyAnime at 20:21, 28 June 2005

2005-06-28T20:21:22Z

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2005-06-28T19:40:13Z

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Dwedit at 05:15, 27 April 2005

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Dwedit at 06:50, 26 April 2005

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Dwedit at 06:48, 26 April 2005

2005-04-26T06:48:55Z

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'''Jonathan Brandstetter''' was the spokesman for the Turbo Duo video game console. He appeared in advertisment comics as the superhero character [[Johnny Turbo]], along with his sidekick, a comic-ized version of Tony Ancona. He beat up "Feka" employees before discovering their hideous secret: "Oh my god! They're not even human!". The games he plugged had "the arcade feel!", and anything else "doesn't even compare!".

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-'''Jonathan Brandstetter''' was the spokesman for the Turbo Duo video game console, a hybrid Turbografx 16 and Turbografx CD system.  He appeared in advertisment comics as the superhero character [[Johnny Turbo]], along with his sidekick, a comic-ized version of Tony Ancona.  He beat up "Feka" employees for lying to children and saying their CD-based system could work by itself (SEGA never made this claim in real life), before discovering their hideous secret: "Oh my god!  They're not even human!".  The games he plugged had "the arcade feel!", and anything else "doesn't even compare!". Johnny Turbo is based on a real life game developer, John C. Brandstetter. After the advertising campaign, John had a son named Jonathan Brandstetter. Tony, the sidekick of Johnny Turbo, is based off of Tony Ancona.
+'''Jonathan Brandstetter''' (based on the real-life game developer of the same name) was the spokesman for the Turbo Duo video game console, a hybrid Turbografx 16 and Turbografx CD system.  He appeared in advertisment comics as the superhero character [[Johnny Turbo]], along with his sidekick, a comic-ized version of Tony Ancona.  He beat up "Feka" employees for lying to children and saying their CD-based system could work by itself (SEGA never made this claim in real life), before discovering their hideous secret: "Oh my god!  They're not even human!".  The games he plugged had "the arcade feel!", and anything else "doesn't even compare!".
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-'''Jonathan Brandstetter''' was the spokesman for the Turbo Duo video game console, a hybrid Turbografx 16 and Turbografx CD system.  He appeared in advertisment comics as the superhero character [[Johnny Turbo]], along with his sidekick, a comic-ized version of Tony Ancona.  He beat up "Feka" employees for lying to children and saying their CD-based system could work by itself. SEGA never made this claim in real life. before discovering their hideous secret: "Oh my god!  They're not even human!".  The games he plugged had "the arcade feel!", and anything else "doesn't even compare!". Johnny Turbo is based on a real life game developer, John C. Brandstetter. After the advertising campaign, John had a son named Jonathan Brandstetter. Tony, the sidekick of Johnny Turbo, is based off of Tony Ancona.
+'''Jonathan Brandstetter''' was the spokesman for the Turbo Duo video game console, a hybrid Turbografx 16 and Turbografx CD system.  He appeared in advertisment comics as the superhero character [[Johnny Turbo]], along with his sidekick, a comic-ized version of Tony Ancona.  He beat up "Feka" employees for lying to children and saying their CD-based system could work by itself (SEGA never made this claim in real life), before discovering their hideous secret: "Oh my god!  They're not even human!".  The games he plugged had "the arcade feel!", and anything else "doesn't even compare!". Johnny Turbo is based on a real life game developer, John C. Brandstetter. After the advertising campaign, John had a son named Jonathan Brandstetter. Tony, the sidekick of Johnny Turbo, is based off of Tony Ancona.
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-'''Jonathan Brandstetter''' was the spokesman for the Turbo Duo video game console.  He appeared in advertisment comics as the superhero character [[Johnny Turbo]], along with his sidekick, a comic-ized version of Tony Ancona.  He beat up "Feka" employees before discovering their hideous secret: "Oh my god!  They're not even human!".  The games he plugged had "the arcade feel!", and anything else "doesn't even compare!".
+'''Jonathan Brandstetter''' was the spokesman for the Turbo Duo video game console, a hybrid Turbografx 16 and Turbografx CD system.  He appeared in advertisment comics as the superhero character [[Johnny Turbo]], along with his sidekick, a comic-ized version of Tony Ancona.  He beat up "Feka" employees for lying to children and saying their CD-based system could work by itself. SEGA never made this claim in real life. before discovering their hideous secret: "Oh my god!  They're not even human!".  The games he plugged had "the arcade feel!", and anything else "doesn't even compare!". Johnny Turbo is based on a real life game developer, John C. Brandstetter. After the advertising campaign, John had a son named Jonathan Brandstetter. Tony, the sidekick of Johnny Turbo, is based off of Tony Ancona.
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 '''Jonathan Brandstetter''' was the spokesman for the Turbo Duo video game console.  He appeared in advertisment comics as the superhero character [[Johnny Turbo]], along with his sidekick, a comic-ized version of Tony Ancona.  He beat up "Feka" employees before discovering their hideous secret: "Oh my god!  They're not even human!".  The games he plugged had "the arcade feel!", and anything else "doesn't even compare!".
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	'''Jonathan Brandstetter''' was the spokesman for the Turbo Duo video game console. He appeared in advertisment comics as the superhero character [[Johnny Turbo]], along with his sidekick, a comic-ized version of Tony Ancona. He beat up "Feka" employees before discovering their hideous secret: "Oh my god! They're not even human!". The games he plugged had "the arcade feel!", and anything else "doesn't even compare!".		'''Jonathan Brandstetter''' was the spokesman for the Turbo Duo video game console. He appeared in advertisment comics as the superhero character [[Johnny Turbo]], along with his sidekick, a comic-ized version of Tony Ancona. He beat up "Feka" employees before discovering their hideous secret: "Oh my god! They're not even human!". The games he plugged had "the arcade feel!", and anything else "doesn't even compare!".
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