Meeting at the arcade was staple for us when we were kids. I remember playing “Donkey Kong” and “Pac-Man” at the local pizza shop for hours.
And as one of the few people I know who could kill the dragon on “Dragon’s Lair”, I remember crowds of kids around me watching and cheering along as I played at the Hershey Park arcade.
Great memories, lots of quarters…
The Force pod was the whole game. Fire it, pull it back, hope you timed it. Which stage wiped you out first?
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That marble never went where I pointed. One bump and I was watching it fall off the edge again.
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That marble never went where I pointed. One bump and I was watching it fall off the edge again.
#MarbleMadness#arcade#retrogaming
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@animathias The N64 was the first console that made 3D worlds feel like places. I still remember getting lost in Ocarina of Time and not caring that I was lost.
@animathias The Inverted Castle music was one of the moments that made me slow down and just listen. I used to leave the game running while I found my way around.