Favorite arcade games:
On 07-13-18 02:23, Static wrote to Atreyu <=-
Arcade: Robotron, Tempest, Thunder Blade, Battle Garegga
Pinball: Medieval Madness, Funhouse, Addams Family
Arcade: Robotron, Tempest, Thunder Blade, Battle Garegga
Pinball: Medieval Madness, Funhouse, Addams Family
Pinball: Medieval Madness, Funhouse, Addams Family
I remember Addams Family, it was quite a good pinball. I often preferred pinball over video games. :)
Tempest was fun...
I forgot about Funhouse! Is that the one where the "head" follows the ball?
I'm sortof the same way - with pinball, you tend to be able to "control" things a bit better and there is less element of chance like there is
with an arcade machine, where who knows what the code of the game will
On 07-13-18 08:13, Atreyu wrote to Vk3Jed <=-
I'm sortof the same way - with pinball, you tend to be able to
"control" things a bit better and there is less element of chance like there is with an arcade machine, where who knows what the code of the
game will do.
On 07-13-18 15:28, Static wrote to Atreyu <=-
On 07/13/18, Atreyu said the following...
I'm sortof the same way - with pinball, you tend to be able to "control" things a bit better and there is less element of chance like there is
with an arcade machine, where who knows what the code of the game will
Figuring out just how much you could bump the table without triggering
a tilt took some finesse.
I'm sortof the same way - with pinball, you tend to be able to "control things a bit better and there is less element of chance like there is with an arcade machine, where who knows what the code of the game will
Figuring out just how much you could bump the table without triggering a til took some finesse.
I'm sortof the same way - with pinball, you tend to be able to "control" things a bit better and there is less element of chance like there is with an arcade machine, where who knows what the code of the game will do.
With me it's a matter of feedback and physics. The ball in a pinball is a r physical object, so it behaves in a way my brain can predict, and there's mo control for me. With video games, the interface is more limited (purely hand-eye), which doesn't suit me at all.
On 07-14-18 03:27, Atreyu wrote to Vk3Jed <=-
I think thats the case, and the hand-eye difference I thought was
really apparent with "driving games" like Outrun, Grand-prix, etx.
On 07-14-18 03:23, Atreyu wrote to Static <=-
I remember that! 8-) I also remember that sometimes, the tables would
not be "levelled" correctly. That made for some interesting gaming.
On 07-18-18 16:30, Stephen Atkins wrote to Atreyu <=-
At University I played a ton of Area 51. One of the first, first
person shooters. I missed the first two days of classes because of
that damn game. Good thing I ran out of quarters.
I played a lot of Street Fighter and Spy vs. Spy back when I had my paper route near the laundry mat that had a bunch of games. Good time then.
Loosly. It was a driving game where you had to run the bad guys off the road. They would come up behind you or in front. Your car had oil slick, machine guns and tire shreaders. I think it was spy vs spy but I could be
Was Spy vs. Spy based off of the MAD magazine characters?
Loosly. It was a driving game where you had to run the bad guys off the road. They would come up behind you or in front. Your car had oil
slick, machine guns and tire shreaders. I think it was spy vs spy but I could be wrong.
That sounds like Spy Hunter. Spy vs Spy was a two-player split-screen
game consisting of a bunch of rooms where you had to find several items hidden in furniture in order to escape on a plane with your top secret intel. All while setting traps to stop the other player, or fighting
them if you ever end up in the same room.
Favorite arcade games:
Favorite arcade games:double dragon
Re: Re: Favorite games?The Sega Master system version was the best version.
By: Gngrdr3dm4n to Atreyu on Sun Jun 09 2019 02:41 pm
Favorite arcade games:double dragon
That was my game back in the day!
Jason
i like arcade games toFavorite arcade games:
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track and field
karate champ
robotron
cloak & dagger
double dragon
ghouls and ghosts
outrun
silverball mania
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im looking for a dos game called nova storm if eny one has a link to it emaile it to me at markredden1972@gma.com thanksFavorite arcade games:
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track and field
karate champ
robotron
cloak & dagger
double dragon
ghouls and ghosts
outrun
silverball mania
- come to mind right away. oh and hello all...
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Re: Re: Favorite games?
By: Gngrdr3dm4n to Atreyu on Sun Jun 09 2019 02:41 pm
Favorite arcade games:double dragon
That was my game back in the day!
JasonThe Sega Master system version was the best version.
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Re: Re: Favorite games?i liked pace man
By: Gngrdr3dm4n to Atreyu on Sun Jun 09 2019 02:41 pm
Favorite arcade games:double dragon
That was my game back in the day!
Jason
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