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    April 26, 2008

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    Speedcat

    I remember the old arcades as some of the highlites of trips out and about as a kid and teenager. Asteroids was the bomb when it came out, and there were lines to play the game ... I still love it! Games have gotton to be so technical, and require an expansive amount of time to master them. I miss the joystick with 4 buttons type of game.
    Ms Packman?? Love that game too! I have a Space Invaders mini on my sidebar. FUN!!!!!!!

    traci

    I haven't been to a real arcade in years, but there's nothing like the fun and childlike excitement it brings. I agree - games are way too technical, give me Asteroids, Centipede, or even Poll Position any day. :)

    Speedcat

    You still playing asteriods????

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