Anyone in the older gen-x to millennial crowd of hexbear have fond memories of playing a game in the arcades?
Anyone in the older gen-x to millennial crowd of hexbear have fond memories of playing a game in the arcades?
Couple stand out to me:
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Seeing Virtua Fighter for the first time back in what 1993 or so at an amusement park and being wowed by the graphics, thinking it was photo realistic.
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Seeing Mortal Kombat 2 on a big screen CRT cabinet and thinking I was going to go to hell because of the violence (lol).
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Playing X-Men with my dad and his friend and his kid on a 6 player machine that had widescreen, very cool for the time.
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Pumping endless quarters into Aliens vs Predator (one of my favorite arcade games).
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Seeing some dude beat Tekken Tag which I could never clear and thinking he was the coolest.
Arcades were great. A dream of mine is to visit a game center in Japan and play some of the classics on an actual machine.
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My high school had a deal with the college across the street to let us use the bowling alley in their student rec area for a bowling class that me and my friends all joined together. It was pretty cool. We bowled right before one of our scheduled breaks so pretty frequently we'd all just walk over to the next door arcade. Crazy Taxi, Dynamite Cop, Time Crisis 2... honestly amazing times.
Crazy Taxi, Dynamite Cop
Two titles I played on the dreamcast! Console was perfect for arcade ports.
Crazy Taxi in the full immersion arcade is a whole different experience. So much fun.
Did it have Offspring in the soundtrack?
Of course! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qjIGkv0_dEM
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