"I think we lacked a little bit of killer instinct in front of goal. It was the same last weekend [against SC Freiburg]. We need to fix our killer instinct in front of the next "That's something ...

In the original, we have a young Paul Rudd stepping into a drive-in, slamming an SNES cartridge into the console, and, well, starting “playing with power… super-power.” Over 30 years later ...

He is still rocking that indie-teen vibe with the trench coat, necklace, and windswept hair; this time, he swaps out the classic SNES cartridges for a shiny new Switch 2 and a sleek new Dock setup.

Two years later, Killer Instinct 2 was released in 1996, but it only debuted in arcades and its SNES port was never released to the public. From there, the franchise all but disappeared.

The commercial is a near one for one re-creation of the commercial with Paul Rudd holding up the Nintendo Switch 2 and jamming it into the dock, just like he did with a SNES cartridge in the 1991 ...