arcades4ever
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I was very sick this weekend and watched alot of movies/tv show etc. I noticed that when ever there is an arcade game in a scene there are sounds from a different game in the backround even if the game is the scene.
Also if there are games in a scene in the backround with people playing them there is always someone going to town on the control panel. For example if there is a Galaga in the scene you will see two people at it playing at the same time both acting as if they have there own joystick and they will be bouncing all over the place slapping eachother on the back etc.
In commercials that use arcade sounds for backround audio they seem to use the sounds from Atari's 2600 version of Donkey Kong alot.
Is there a reason why they can not use actual sounds from the actual game, or why can't people act like they are playing the game the way the game would really be played?
I hope someone else on here will relate to what I am talking about.
Also if there are games in a scene in the backround with people playing them there is always someone going to town on the control panel. For example if there is a Galaga in the scene you will see two people at it playing at the same time both acting as if they have there own joystick and they will be bouncing all over the place slapping eachother on the back etc.
In commercials that use arcade sounds for backround audio they seem to use the sounds from Atari's 2600 version of Donkey Kong alot.
Is there a reason why they can not use actual sounds from the actual game, or why can't people act like they are playing the game the way the game would really be played?
I hope someone else on here will relate to what I am talking about.

