Rudd brought his unique twist to the commercial: he recreated the 1991 SNES commercial to promote Nintendo Switch 2. His appearance is similar to the old advertisement, and this is exactly why ...

Nintendo/Youtube Paul Rudd reunites with Nintendo, recreating his iconic 1991 Super Nintendo commercial for a new Switch 2 ad featuring the system's new game, Mario Kart World The actor reflects ...

"Step back into 1991 and watch the official Super Nintendo Entertainment System launch commercial featuring Paul Rudd," Nintendo teased. Super Nintendo Entertainment System – 1991 Commercial ...

Ant-Man star Paul Rudd recreated his role from a Super Nintendo Entertainment System commercial from August 1991 in a new Nintendo Switch 2 advertisement. This sparked a buzz in the gaming ...

Nintendo has tapped actor Paul Rudd to hype up the Nintendo Switch 2 in a brand new commercial that pays corny-yet-adorable homage to a beloved 90s commercial he did for the Super Nintendo.

It's a delightful throwback to one of the Ant Man and Anchorman actor's first ever acting roles, a SNES commercial from 1991. It's daft, it's silly, and we didn't think we could love Rudd any more.

Nintendo has gone all out for its first Western Switch 2 commercial, bringing back actor Paul Rudd to showcase the console's new GameChat functionality. Wait... bringing back, you say? Yes, for ...

Nintendo surprised us with a little blast from the past this weekend, uploading a 34-year-old Super Nintendo commercial featuring Paul Rudd to its YouTube channel — and it’s released a sequel for the ...

The company brought back Paul Rudd for a Switch 2 commercial, a brilliant callback to the 1991 SNES ad featuring the actor. Nintendo published the 34-year-old SNES ad on YouTube, informing viewers ...

Paul Rudd is feeling nostalgic. Speaking exclusively with PEOPLE as his new Super Nintendo commercial debuts, the actor, 56, recalls previously teaming up with the gaming company in 1991.

Paul Rudd playing the Super Nintendo in 1991 (left) and the Nintendo Switch 2 in 2025 (right) ...