Level42
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Which games would have done better in a dedicated cab ?
We all know a number of games that were released as kits only (or practically only) that are absolute top games but never had a dedicated cabinet.
I feel that games like Bubble Bobble and Bomb Jack would have done (even/much) better if they would have had their own dedicated cabinets.
What games can you think of ? Or apart from being commercially more successful, which games should have deserved a dedicated cab ? I think if there ever was any it was Bubble Bobble. The cuteness of Bub and Bob was screaming for some great side-art and maybe a wild style cabinet with bubbles extending somewhat like the Burger Time cabinet...
Another one I can think of is Metal Slug.
We all know a number of games that were released as kits only (or practically only) that are absolute top games but never had a dedicated cabinet.
I feel that games like Bubble Bobble and Bomb Jack would have done (even/much) better if they would have had their own dedicated cabinets.
What games can you think of ? Or apart from being commercially more successful, which games should have deserved a dedicated cab ? I think if there ever was any it was Bubble Bobble. The cuteness of Bub and Bob was screaming for some great side-art and maybe a wild style cabinet with bubbles extending somewhat like the Burger Time cabinet...
Another one I can think of is Metal Slug.
