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| #42 Posted on 5.10.05 0857.45 Reposted on: 5.10.12 0859.02 | SFII, Rastan, and Gyruss | Kei Posiskunk
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| #43 Posted on 5.10.05 1045.50 Reposted on: 5.10.12 1047.17 | Classics : DJ Boy, 1943, The Legend of Kage, Varth Mid 90s : Virtual-On, Time Crisis 2, Metal Slug 2 Current : LA Machineguns, Initial D Version 3 | danlewis84
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| #44 Posted on 2.1.10 1357.01 Reposted on: 2.1.17 1357.09 | The Simpsons arcade game | Scotch Bingington
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| #45 Posted on 17.1.10 1219.42 Reposted on: 17.1.17 1219.43 | Pacman. I fucking love it. Also Ms. Pacman, just toooooo sweeeettttttttttt!!!!!!!!!!!!!! | Big G
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| #46 Posted on 17.1.10 1709.50 Reposted on: 17.1.17 1710.13 | In no particular order, Gauntlet, Galaga, Outrun & Burgertime | Shem the Penman
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| #47 Posted on 17.1.10 1938.26 Reposted on: 17.1.17 1938.29 | Originally posted by Cerebus
(Off subject... from the same company that did SPACE ACE and DRAGON SLAYER, there was another game that used scenes from Lupin The 3rd. Does anyone know the name of it. That and the one that used scenes from GALAXY EXPRESS 999. Those were fun, but if you know the movies, they were really easy to play.
The laserdisc game that used Lupin III footage was called Cliff Hanger. I remember watching someone else play it in the arcade long before I knew who Lupin was.
Don't know anything about Galaxy Express 999, though.
On topic, my faves back in the day were Tempest, Dig Dug, Dragon's Lair, and Captain America and the Avengers. | Matt Tracker
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| #48 Posted on 21.1.10 1036.23 Reposted on: 21.1.17 1036.51 | Zaxxon. Discs of Tron. Knockout. | ekedolphin
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| #49 Posted on 29.1.10 1058.17 Reposted on: 29.1.17 1058.20 | Dang, this thread popped up again after five years. Holy cow.
By the by, no one got the number of players right for the two-screen X-Men game, myself included: It was six players, actually, those being Cyclops, Colossus, Wolverine, Storm, Nightcrawler and (ha!) Dazzler.
Throw Galaga and Ms. Pac-Man on there from my previous post. | Psycho Penguin
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| #50 Posted on 17.2.10 0435.15 Reposted on: 17.2.17 0435.59 | Yeah, the six-player X-Men game was totally badass.
So were the other beat em ups like Simpsons, TMNT, Captain Commando, Ninja Gaiden, and Cadillacs and Dinosaurs. | Oliver
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| #51 Posted on 7.12.10 0110.28 Reposted on: 7.12.17 0110.34 | Originally posted by jwrestle
Simpsons...Brother and I spent 20 dollars actually beating one day.
I once spent that much beating WWF Superstars in the arcade once. Honky Tonk Man and Jim Duggan!!!
(edited by Oliver on 7.12.10 0010) | Scottyflamingo
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| #52 Posted on 14.12.10 2037.51 Reposted on: 14.12.17 2038.19 | Originally posted by Roy. Either NARC or Final Fight. My buddy and I put dozens of quarters into those for about two and a half summers. I think we beat them each two or three times.
Pinball would have to be Attack From Mars! (klov.com). Up until a year ago, I'd spend about 10 bucks a week on that thing (RIP Playland), and it was a finals week tradition of ours (along with not shaving until your last final) to go play pinball before each final (to relax).
You sir, are awesome.
"Sacre bleu! Ze Martians are attacking ze Eiffel Tower!" | Scottyflamingo
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| #53 Posted on 14.12.10 2043.29 Reposted on: 14.12.17 2043.36 | Pinball:
Doctor Who - Had a really easy multiball. Great sound effects. A little Dalek on top of the machine that would start screaming "EXTERMINATE!"
Champion Pub - Had a little boxer in the middle of the board and you "Fought" him by hitting him with the ball.
Whirlwind - Older machine with circular sections of the board that spun and a cartoon cloud with a fan in his mouth that blew air on you while you played.
Games: Pac-Man, Donkey Kong, Frogger, Joust, Dragon's Lair, Rampage, Splatterhouse, Q*bert | KJames199
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| #54 Posted on 1.6.15 1425.38 Reposted on: 1.6.22 1426.07 | WWF Wrestlefest. Originally posted by ekedolphin Dang, this thread popped up again after five years. Holy cow.
It'll do that.Originally posted by CRZ I have to say I was more into pinball - if I had to pick JUST one, it would probably be ...hell, I can't remember the name of it, but it was the first "Mario World" pinball machine. I also liked Hook, Addams Family, Star Trek: The Next Generation, Terminator 2, Gilligan's Island...hmm, you can pretty much tell which five year period I was into pinball.
Looks like it was the same five years as me. I just got Pinball Arcade for the PS4, which lets you buy emulations of classic real-world pinball tables, and I got Addams Family, ST:TNG, and Terminator 2, along with The Twilight Zone. I'm guessing there isn't much demand for the World Cup '94 table, but I'd like that one too. | Reverend J Shaft
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| #55 Posted on 1.6.15 1506.23 Reposted on: 1.6.22 1506.43 | Originally posted by KJames199 Looks like it was the same five years as me. I just got Pinball Arcade for the PS4, which lets you buy emulations of classic real-world pinball tables, and I got Addams Family, ST:TNG, and Terminator 2, along with The Twilight Zone. I'm guessing there isn't much demand for the World Cup '94 table, but I'd like that one too.
Do they have Pin-Bot? I only played one pinball game on a regular basis and that was it. I LOVED that game. | KJames199
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| #56 Posted on 2.6.15 0026.03 Reposted on: 2.6.22 0027.30 | Originally posted by Reverend J Shaft Do they have Pin-Bot? I only played one pinball game on a regular basis and that was it. I LOVED that game.
Pin-Bot and Bride of Pin-Bot both.
The full list is here: http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Pinball_Arcade#Table_key | El Nastio
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| #57 Posted on 2.6.15 0704.10 Reposted on: 2.6.22 0705.41 | The student residence I worked at while in college had Aerofighters. Definitely dropped many coins in there.
GI Joe, which my best friend from home and I beat.
The original Bust-A-Move, I welcomed all challengers.
And lastly, and don't judge me here, Pac-man. Went to karaoke with some friends, there was a Pac-man arcade machine there. I spent all night playing Pac-man because shut up about being social I'm playing Pac-man.
(edited by El Nastio on 2.6.15 0804) | Leroy
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| #58 Posted on 2.6.15 0902.04 Reposted on: 2.6.22 0910.57 |
You all know about the Internet Arcade Archive (archive.org), right?
(edited by Leroy on 2.6.15 1002) | pieman
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| #59 Posted on 3.6.15 0721.41 Reposted on: 3.6.22 0722.21 | Originally posted by pieman
Originally posted by CRZ Some day I'll just BUY a pinball machine...but not until I don't have to carry it up a flight of stairs to take it home.
Exactly. That's what we did. It's still in my friend's basement to this day. Eight Ball Deluxe. Awesome.
Ten years later and Eight Ball Deluxe is still kicking! | texasranger9
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| #60 Posted on 3.6.15 0821.27 Reposted on: 3.6.22 0823.26 | Power Stones 2. My friends and I would rent a dreamcast from blockbusters to play it after they took it out of the arcade. My brothers favorite was the Punisher/Nick Fury game. |
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