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Another lucky Stacker video: guy wins an Xbox 360
Okay, so we've had videos of people winning both Wii and now an Xbox 360 in these Stacker machines for (we hope) like a buck or two. Where's the PlayStation 3 to complete the trifecta? Heck, we'd even settle for some video of a Nintendo DS or a PlayStation Portable sliding down the chute as a fairly worthwhile substitute.One thing is for sure, whoever makes the Stacker games has to be loving all of this. As our own beloved Ludwig Kietzmann put it, "I want a video of someone winning a Stacker machine from a Stacker machine. " Ditto.On a side note: this video isn't nearly as swear-filled as the Wii one. Yet another innovation from Nintendo, non-stop cursing. Zing! In fact, the whole video is a lot more sedate. The guy just sort of calmly walks away, vanishing into the night.
Man wins 360 from Stacker machine
Making the internet rounds the other day was a video posted by our little brother site Nintendo Wii Fanboy. They posted a video of a group of kids winning a Nintendo Wii (the grand prize) at local mall's Stacker game. Not only were we impressed by the amount of vulgarities coming out of their mouths, but how crazy lucky they were. But our grand prize of choice from a Stacker machine would have to be an Xbox 360, so where's the cool video showing an excitable group of kids winning a 360? With a goal in mind, we YouTubed all night and finally stumbled upon the video above. For your viewing pleasure, this is the X3F version of winning a grand prize from a Stacker machine, minus all those cool f bombs and such. Enjoy the Stacker video fun whether it be winning a Wii or a 360, we're all friends around these parts.
World's luckiest video: guy wins a Wii from a crummy mall arcade game
Note: the embedded video above is definitely NSFW, or NSFH(ome) if you have little kids running around, because it contains some pretty strong language.It shows something we all thought could never be done -- one really lucky sucker winning the big prize from a Stacker game. The same kind you see in malls, movie theater lobbies, and Wal-Mart vestibules around the country. We've spent our fair share of quarters in them, trying to score much lesser prizes, like copies of Outlaw Golf.Now someone just please try and explain to us why Wiis are sold out across the country, yet sitting in Stacker machines where people can win them for a buck? Perhaps it's all part of a secret new marketing campaign from Nintendo. Now to start looking for more Stacker games ...[Via Nintendo Wii Fanboy]
