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02-22-2007, 05:57 PM
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Re: Thinking of buying a standalone arcade game for my apartment
Costco online sells some of these. Like this one for example. I saw a machine in a costco store a while back that had many more games, but I don't see it in their arcade games section.
Swede 
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02-22-2007, 06:06 PM
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Re: Thinking of buying a standalone arcade game for my apartment
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[ QUOTE ] Anyone recommend Rampage? [/ QUOTE ] Great choice also. Love tearing down the buildings. Used to play that all the time. [/ QUOTE ] I used to love this game as a kid, but I played it a couple months ago and got bored out of my mind. I actually let some random kid take over because it was really easy and I was really bored. I seriously thought it would hold up over time, but it didn't.
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02-22-2007, 07:25 PM
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Re: Thinking of buying a standalone arcade game for my apartment
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best game EVAR!  ray, where did you get yours? [/ QUOTE ] I ran a gaming/hobby store and a friend got in the video game business and asked if he could put some games in my store to share profits and I agreed. That was one of them. He got out of the business a couple of years later, and offered to sell me the games for $100-$150 each. Kinda hard to turn down. I am sure they paid for themselves easily in the next few months. I got all my games except Gauntlet that way. I got Gauntlet when I bought my first house, got my first "real job" and decided I deserved something totally selfish and cool. Funny side story, I left it open so anyone could set up credits. One night there was a party at my house, and a couple of guys decided that they had to beat the game and were going to keep playing to the end. (For those of you who don't know Gauntlet, it has no end, it just repeats a random sequence of levels.) Much laughing occurred as they were still going 6 hours later when I went to bed, and no one ever told them until after they gave up, some 8 hours (total) later... Ray
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