Did the Pinball Wizard music video always feature so many Nintendo Wiis?

It looks like one TV channel may have jumped the gun on the relaxation of the rules on TV product placement planned for later this year. 

Vintage TV - a music TV channel for the over-50s available on Sky and Freeview - plays a roster of golden oldie music videos. In what I assume was a typical morning I saw an excellent live performance of Ring of Fire by Johnny Cash, the original Beach Boys video for Good Vibrations, any number of presumably less famous fifty-year olds tunes I didn't recognise, plus a video for The Who's 1969 song Pinball Wizard recut to include footage of both the Nintendo Wii and the portable DS handheld games machine.

It was the last one that surprised me. Another music video earlier that morning had included numerous shots of a yacht which, rather anachronistically for the a song from 1960s, had ads for a website and a mobile phone company on respectively the hull and the sail. It looked like somewhat broad artistic license. But the shots of both the Wii and the DS in the Pinball Wizard video - both, of course, made by Nintendo - look like paid-for ads, shoehorned into a song written and performed forty years before either existed.

Vintage TV have not responded to a request for comment as to whether it's an ad - perhaps it's not a paid placement at all but just some videographer casually adding modern footage to a video from the middle of the last century. If so, it looks wildly out of place; but more than that, it looks like an ad dropped into the middle of a music video.  

(Photo from robinvanmourik on Flickr)