Originally posted by: C3PX
There is nothing quite like beating an arcade game with your friends when you are a kid. It is more than just a challenge, it is your savings. The feeling of victory when you reach the end is unexplainable. And that disheartening feeling of defeat as the "continue?" timer counts down and none of you have any quarters left...
Originally posted by: Nanner Split
Way back in the day, me and about 4 other friends stocked up on quarters and beat The Simpsons game. It was amazing.
Way back in the day, me and about 4 other friends stocked up on quarters and beat The Simpsons game. It was amazing.
There is nothing quite like beating an arcade game with your friends when you are a kid. It is more than just a challenge, it is your savings. The feeling of victory when you reach the end is unexplainable. And that disheartening feeling of defeat as the "continue?" timer counts down and none of you have any quarters left...
Awww, C3 you nailed it right on the head. That "continue?" sign was so depressing, frustrating, heartbreaking, and maddening at the same time. I can't tell you how many times I either wanted to cry or put my fist through the display when that popped up.