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I would pay good money to have one of those Agro Crag pieces from Guts.
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Mixed Doubles posted:Here's something soul crushing that I learned: they didn't actually get to take that piece of the aggro crag home with them. There was only one and they just held it up for the shoot. That's some straight up bullshit right there. Does anyone remember how insane and nail biting it was one someone actually WON Legends of the Hidden Temple? I think only like3 teams ever actually beat the Temple.
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I I remember this from every god drat children's video at the time. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f-W2wubfL9k IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII PLAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAYY RIGHT FIELD IT'S IMPORTANT YA KNOW YA GOTTA KNOW HOW TA CATCH KNOW HOW TA THROW
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Asiina posted:This is the one I remember from before my Land Before Time tape I forgot what a little player that kid was at the end.
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I would dig a book of all those old 80's/90's arcade flyers. They was some of the best, cheesiest things ever. What made them weirder is, and please correct me if I'm wrong, most of them weren't really made to advertise to kids but to arcade owners which makes the cheesy set up even funnier. Arcades might be the thing I missed the most from the 90's. Yes the 80's were when arcades might have been the biggest in terms of pop culture, but I still remember going to the mall with 5 bucks in quarters and playing Area 51 OldTennisCourt has a new favorite as of 14:22 on Apr 6, 2015 |
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Around when did the "Oh man! Gross stuff!" bandwagon start in terms of marketing toys and things like that? It seemed to be everywhere in the 90's but you don't really see it much these days. V---Edited for better clarity OldTennisCourt has a new favorite as of 16:31 on Apr 6, 2015 |
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Titus Sardonicus posted:That sounds about right, the ad probably came from an industry journal. I was looking up Pit-Fighter, a beat'm up by Atari from the early '90s that used digitized mo-cap graphics like MK, and the ad was kind of similar, but it also boasted about things like I'd really like to read a book or at least a longform article on the business of running an arcade back then. When you got rid of old cabinents, where you placed what games, did you have all fighting games in one specific location, do you put big games like MK in the front, etc. If anyone has anymore arcade flies/ads I'd love to see them.
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