Fatsquatch
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Wizard of Wor: As usual, next to nobody played WoW.
Pac-Man: I currently have a 48-in-1 in my Pac cab -- with only Ms. Pac, regular Pac, Jr. Pac and Pac Plus running. This machine was pretty popular.
Toobin': Other than myself, nobody played this game. It's like no one could be bothered to even try it.
OutRun: A consistently popular game. There was a whole lotta driving going on.
Dig Dug: Moderately popular. It didn't get worn out, but it didn't collect cobwebs either.
60-in-1: Same as above.
Mortal Kombat II: For some reason, MKII was FAR more popular this year than in previous years. It saw a great amount of action.
Space Invaders: Only received a few plays -- probably less than 5.
Donkey Kong: There was about three of us who played it a good bit, but most everyone stayed away from it.
NEO-GEO: Did very well, with Metal Slug 3 and Bust-a-Move being the big hitters.
Tron: Every time we throw a party, I'm surprised at how little interest there is in Tron, and this time was no different. Other than myself and one fellow who played it a couple of times, it was ignored.
And BY FAR, the big hitters of the collection were my Freddy and Frankenstein pins. The party went on for about 5 hours, and those machines had pretty much no downtime at all. In fact, it's the only time I can recall any of my games having a "line" of people waiting to play them.
Pac-Man: I currently have a 48-in-1 in my Pac cab -- with only Ms. Pac, regular Pac, Jr. Pac and Pac Plus running. This machine was pretty popular.
Toobin': Other than myself, nobody played this game. It's like no one could be bothered to even try it.
OutRun: A consistently popular game. There was a whole lotta driving going on.
Dig Dug: Moderately popular. It didn't get worn out, but it didn't collect cobwebs either.
60-in-1: Same as above.
Mortal Kombat II: For some reason, MKII was FAR more popular this year than in previous years. It saw a great amount of action.
Space Invaders: Only received a few plays -- probably less than 5.
Donkey Kong: There was about three of us who played it a good bit, but most everyone stayed away from it.
NEO-GEO: Did very well, with Metal Slug 3 and Bust-a-Move being the big hitters.
Tron: Every time we throw a party, I'm surprised at how little interest there is in Tron, and this time was no different. Other than myself and one fellow who played it a couple of times, it was ignored.
And BY FAR, the big hitters of the collection were my Freddy and Frankenstein pins. The party went on for about 5 hours, and those machines had pretty much no downtime at all. In fact, it's the only time I can recall any of my games having a "line" of people waiting to play them.
