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Re: New sponsors at the top of KLOV game detail pages. please count me in too, Greg, I currently use Paint Shop Pro 8 for my digital image editing and have been looking for more pics to work with. I did some browsing around KLOV and noticed how many of the pics I donated long ago are still...

Stun Runner is a legend, following Hard Drivin as one of the world's first popular ploygon-drawn videogames. I prefer the sit-down version too, no contest.

There was one of those in a local arcade way back when that came out, the loud speakers make it a cool way to experience the game. There is a pic of this cabinet in the archives of the "Atari Anniversary" game.

this is an interesting post to read... since I sold my games I haven't been to this site in a while, but thanks for the flashbacks

[/color]<blockquote><font class="small">In reply to:[/color]<hr /> What kinda game is it? Is it any fun? Computer Space is the first coin-op videogame, way back in 1971. Playing this 1-player version is like 'Asteroids' without the rocks, you simply shoot ufo's for points, the controls are...

That wasn't me, as much as I would love to have a Quantum cabinet. I wish there was something like that left in the house I bought, only a bunch of wire rolls and pictures of Maryln Monroe are worth anything

the closest game I can think of is 'king of dragons', which is very like golden axe. I'm just guessing here because of the date.

another vote for #4

Does anyone know if there is a record hi-score for the three games within Super Breakout

I remember some EM games from my youth, but not either of these, most were extinct by the mid 80s. many of them have been added to klov recently That brings up an interesting topic... blood and gore in games, which is headline news nowadays. the oldest one I can remember playing that was...

Check out this site, maybe you can find your answer here. There is some info on AD posted Atari Asteroids Repair Encyclopedia

There are the recent Gauntlet games Legends and Dark Legacy where you play a feature unique character bashing enemies while collecting keys and treasures to upgrade your character The coin-op includes a name/password feature that lets you end a game and resume your character another time

there is a old hack version pacman with that maze and the changes you see on there, I dont recall what it is called, but I have seen it a long time ago there is also the ' [color=purple]newpuc</font color> ' hacks that use that maze and if you have the recently released 'abc' board that maze...

maybe it's this game... Astro Blaster I don't remember playing this old game but it does sound like it could be the one. there was a table version of it

that's the third time recently I read about a find of those spiders, I guess by the jokes following your post that this incidient hasn't happened across the country check this out... black widow spider found lurking in grapes In mid-November, there was 3 spiders found about a week apart...

I don't recall that Crazi Taxi sequel, although it sure sounds cool, but I have seen both '18 Wheeler' and 'Emergency Ambulance' in some arcades which are fun driving games

gamegrid... is the game you are describing maybe Sega's Heavyweight Champ? haven't seen one of those in a while... http://www.klov.com/game_detail.php?letter=H&game_id=8098

I have a question about that Galaxian first color thing, both Indy 4 and Indy 800 are color as is the cocktail table version of Breakout - all released years before Galaxian was

I've always enjoyed driving games, especially those deluxe sit-down cabinets I can't even come close to recalling how much money I spent to playing Hard Drivin' when that came out. I never saw a working 'panorama' version of it. Championship Sprint and Badlands are also great games I've...

That game H.E.R.O. is the one I was trying to think of after reading that, I remembered the theme but couldn't come up with the name. I don't think there is any true arcade version of that game but I know that Activision made versions other than just the 2600. I used to have the Atari 8-bit...