leeman34 said: i used to play super mario at our arcade galagapitstop and in later years double dragon, ghosts and goblins , ikari warriors , pacland , kung fu and all the other classics it was my ritual to spen all night friday and day saturday in ours it was called vibrations, it also had a 6 car giant slot car track you could play by the hour

MugaHay said:

The only place I played Mario at an arcade was in California at a hotel there. Not really an arcade, had a games room down stairs. Don't think I've seen one in Australia myself. I use to play most of those also, especially Double Dragon. I still remember when Double Dragon 2 come out, that was always packed. Raiden was also a game I loved in the arcades, also Sprint. Hmm what else was there.... I can picture a few, can't think of names.

leeman34 said:
yeah thinking of the names is the hard part thats why the "guess the game "forum game was so good i looked up a few games i couldnt rember

phatbass82 said: Arcades are a novelty for me now. Sometimes when I'm bored, I hit up the arcade on the coast here for a bit of different fun. I think the fun of arcades went out the window with more powerful home consoles and the rise in price just to play a bloody game. Thankfully though, the Timezone I go to here has a package deal for $15 I get 1 hour free games, ticket games and laser tag and dodgems and minigolf(i think).

moosechild said: dude, arcades died a LONG time ago. like 9 years ago.

SirPsycho said: Galactic Circus in Melbourne has a Mario Kart Arcade racer! OMG! Its soooooo fun. And brings a whole new perspective to the game!

inuyasha09 said: Arcades are dead cause people can do everything they do at an arcade at home now and better.

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