Nice Total Carnage you have there!
I love the 90s, too.
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Nice Total Carnage you have there!
Stuffmonger
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I'm sorry to bash your arcade, but your neogeo looks kind of sad there in time-out land.
MasterFygar
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I forgot to mention that I'm a Soul Calibur II and Raiden II addict...
8bitnintendo
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It is kinda in time out... keeps giving me problems lol... I just moved the Midway cabs inside so I need to rearrange so it doesn't look like it is just sitting there in the corner hahaha
pringlez
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Yeah, I've got a Neo Geo, but the rest of my games (which is one game) is a classic.
Fatsquatch
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Yep, those are pinballs.
The gumball machine never got filled up and I didn't know what to do with the old pinballs when I pulled them, so...voila!
MasterFygar
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That... is awesome.
Robotron Jon
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The stand up with the TV monitor is not that much bigger than an average Jamma cab. The cab is the same size as Virtua Cop.
The killer for this game is the cost of parts.
Spyridon
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Just one in my gameroom and it's not staying. Only got it because it was a package deal with a Punch-Out!!
Stuffmonger
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Just one in my gameroom and it's not staying. Only got it because it was a package deal with a Punch-Out!!
Never played it, but that is a cool looking game right there.
Pinwizkid
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I heart this thread. For me it's all about combining 80's and 90's games (since they coexisted very well in my early childhood).
Brendan
Brendan
Spyridon
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Not me. By the time the 90's hit, I was already off to college. Girls were more important. I only remember the 80's games.
OP
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yaggy
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This may sound highly unusual, but I met and dated a couple girls who were semi-regulars at the local arcade. Yes, they were over 18 and actually cute, too! They all worked in the mall.
Talk about having cake and eating it, too.
The workroom in the back was a nice convenience.
I never went to college but if I could do it again,
I'd still do what I did.
sosage
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The majority of my collection is 90's. I also grew up in that time where the 80's classics and 90's stuff mixed. For a good idea on what I am talking about, Street Fighter II hit when I was in 7th grade. My first game ever was Dragon's Lair. I played nothing but Virtua Fighter 2 my Junior year of High School. I wasn't going to school yet when I saw the local bowling alley uncrate a minty sit-down Pole Position.
Pictures someday...but: 2 Neo Geo MVS, Super Street Fighter 2 (big blue), Ganky SF2 Hyper Fighting, 2 Red Z-Backs (one for...yup...SF2), a candy cabinet and a Virtua Fighter. Everything else is either early 80's staples (Pac-Man/Galaga/Centipede) or late 80's going into 90's (Guerrilla War/Rotary stick cab, Arkanoid, Playchoice 10).
I don't care what the old farts say, 90's was a damn good time with good games. They're just mad because they were no good at Street Fighter...
Pictures someday...but: 2 Neo Geo MVS, Super Street Fighter 2 (big blue), Ganky SF2 Hyper Fighting, 2 Red Z-Backs (one for...yup...SF2), a candy cabinet and a Virtua Fighter. Everything else is either early 80's staples (Pac-Man/Galaga/Centipede) or late 80's going into 90's (Guerrilla War/Rotary stick cab, Arkanoid, Playchoice 10).
I don't care what the old farts say, 90's was a damn good time with good games. They're just mad because they were no good at Street Fighter...
MasterFygar
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Yeah, seriously. In my experience the machines have been somewhat of a chick magnet. I can only imagine what it would be like with a DDR
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I don't care what the old farts say, 90's was a damn good time with good games. They're just mad because they were no good at Street Fighter...
No, but I'd kick your ass on Karate Champ... now, get off my lawn!!
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The 90's was my decade in the arcade for the most part. I'd say close to half of the games I have are from the 90's and while I love the 80's classics as well, my heart belongs to the 90's. Here's some of my favorite 90's games in the collection. Not pictured are Point Blank, Lethal Enforcers, Saturday Night Slam Masters, Mortal Kombat, and Beat the Champ.
The Simpsons (restored)
Finally my latest acquisition, which is also a 90's game...Star Wars Trilogy!
The Simpsons (restored)
Finally my latest acquisition, which is also a 90's game...Star Wars Trilogy!
That more or less applies to me as well. However, while in school I almost never dated - too focused on school work. Though summer time was a different matter, and I got married 7 months after finishing school.
To be honest, I had never even played sf rush (other than 2 games of sf rush 2049 at ground kontrol) before I bought mine!
I don't care what the old farts say, 90's was a %@#(*$ good time with good games. They're just mad because they were no good at Street Fighter...
No, we just hate the concept of "continues".
I turned 16 in 1988. Up until 1988 my life consisted of motocross, video games and trying to get laid... in the order.
Once I turned 16 and got my license my life consisted of trying to get laid... and that's about it.
Spyridon
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So the only thing that has changed for you since you turned 16 is you added video games back in?
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