Asteroids....not the table top version.
- Pie

or Space invaders. Both were addicting af.

woah
- Shutdown

Right?

should have went with the hookers
- Gramps28

This is correct

we played most of our arcade games at 7 eleven (two streets over, just cut through everyone's yards!) and those news stores that probably don't exist anymore. when we finally got an arcade it sucked and your bike would definitely get stolen there.

i was lucky there was a store right on the corner of my street that always had an arcade game and switched it out every few months. even though the german guy that owned the place yelled at you to "get the hell out of my store!" the whole time you played it.

They renovated.
- dt99999

lol

we played most of our arcade games at 7 eleven (two streets over, just cut through everyone's yards!) and those news stores that probably don't exist anymore. when we finally got an arcade it sucked and your bike would definitely get stolen there.

i was lucky there was a store right on the corner of my street that always had an arcade game and switched it out every few months. even though the german guy that owned the place yelled at you to "get the hell out of my store!" the whole time you played it.
- kicksave856

We had a small Italian place called Espresso Bar, same thing just 2 or 3 games and a pinball they'd switch once in a while.

Some small time crooks used to hang out there but it was eventually overrun by the ISIS crowd and closed down

Right?
- dt99999

that place is responsible for my hatred of crisp bacon. had some burnt bacon that gave me heartburn. i was like 9. you shouldn't have heartburn at 9.

funland (lol seriously) and whatever the place across the street was called. pinball something.

I think it would only be for nostalgia reasons but I would go with The Simpsons Arcade game.
- aightwebang17

wut

Also NHL open ice was a great arcade game.

Also NHL open ice was a great arcade game.
- aightwebang17

don't you have some 1099s to doctor?

don't you have some 1099s to doctor?
- penguininnevada

Don't we all?

Don't we all?
- Pie

modern technology is awesome

Asteroids....not the table top version.
- Pie

nice

oooOooOohhh
- dt99999

what the (frank) were his selections even


you seem to know

that place is responsible for my hatred of crisp bacon. had some burnt bacon that gave me heartburn. i was like 9. you shouldn't have heartburn at 9.
- Shutdown

i literally gtmh could not name the arcade

yogurt place next door though

what the (frank) were his selections even


you seem to know
- -davies-

Time pilot was this little airplane game where you flew around . Started as this little WWI biplane and as you scored you'd evbe eventually into some super future jet.

Spy hunter was a great game you'd drive this spy car and kill bad guys. You could shoot them or drop oil slicks and smoke and then drive into these trucks where you'd upgrade and sometimes there was water by the road you could drive though a little boat house and turn j to a speed boat.

I don't remember what his other pick was I think it's on the previous page

Also NHL open ice was a great arcade game.
- aightwebang17

Oh yes.

I bought an old Playstation (the first one) just to play that game. Still do here and there. The only bug with that game is that it's basically the arcade version which means the intro is very long and you have like 15 seconds to choose your teams.

Spy Hunter was great.

I wasn't big on arcade games as a teenager, but the first thing that comes to mind with arcade games is playing hours of PacMan and Donkey Kong when my parents were playing bowling.

I remember also being obsessed with Burger Time at the camping entrance but I always got pissed after playing that stupid hard game.

After that it was mostly pinball machines (Terminator!!), TMNT, Simpsons.

Now whenever I go to Burlington (VT) or NY city, I make sure to go to some cool hipster vintage arcade place that serves microbrewery beer and I spend cash on pinballs.

Spy Hunter was great.

I wasn't big on arcade games as a teenager, but the first thing that comes to mind with arcade games is playing hours of PacMan and Donkey Kong when my parents were playing bowling.

I remember also being obsessed with Burger Time at the camping entrance but I always got pissed after playing that stupid hard game.

After that it was mostly pinball machines (Terminator!!), TMNT, Simpsons.

Now whenever I go to Burlington (VT) or NY city, I make sure to go to some cool hipster vintage arcade place that serves microbrewery beer and I spend cash on pinballs.
- Not_Yan

- dt99999

yeah that was a good one

yeah that was a good one
- Streit2ThePoint

i also have fond memories of that

I did not set foot in an arcade until the age of 11.

that was in 1999.

I did not set foot in an arcade until the age of 11.

that was in 1999.
- BINGO!

I played some at like Chucky Cheese and Dave & Busters

I was also the age of 11 that was in 1999

I played some at like Chucky Cheese and Dave & Busters

I was also the age of 11 that was in 1999
- Streit2ThePoint

I have never set foot in either.