Heh for steering the torpedos, then again I'm reminded of a toy shooting game that was similar to this. All mechanical with a faux-digital appearance. And the whole mechanism the shots were on in that game would rotate with your aim.

Wow this game i totally forget about, it was very cool to play then….

I had that game for x-box, it was a lot of fun. Sort of an early GTA style game but, within the Godfather world... really enjoyed it, would play it again if I had a copy and a 20 yr old xbox

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I've never heard so much complaining about a video game jfc

It's just like sea wolf. It's still an electro mechanical arcade game machine. 🐺 🦊 🐺

Not fun unless you were a kid in 1971. It was a blast.

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im stuck at 22:59 the game i am trying to install doesnt seem to have an image that i can load into the emulator pls help

I remember my dad saying if I didn't do good at this game I wasn't going to be allowed to drive the go karts. lol

Happy New Year and Congratulations on all your achievements in 2024! Yeah, your electro magnetic game videos are pretty unique, and not too long, so it's no surprise they're doing well with the algorithm. Wishing you a bigger and better 2025! And thanks for the shout-out! Surprised to get a mention. 😂

I dumped unkown stacks of quarters through this game. Actually helped me become the maniac driver that I am today.

My first visit to an "arcade" was in 1975 when I was 9 years old. It was in a building next to an auction house my dad would go to every Friday, back in the day when a 5 year old could go off on his own for the day without fear of being kidnapped or worse. The interior walls were that old blackboard used to build houses, decorated with neon painted psychedelic imagery, and black lighting along with regular to highlight the artwork. It was filled with every game of the period, electromechanical pinball, air hockey and pool tables, a jukebox that always seemed to play "Fox on the Run" or "Take it to the Limit" every other song. The only "video" game was a cocktail table featuring "TANK", the original Atari tank battle game. You could actually control what was happening on a television screen. For a 9 year old at that time, this was AMAZING! All of the other machines though were electromechanical, and everything cost one dime. I remember playing this specific game among many others, and I have to say it was at least as much fun for me as many of the later, early "video" games, as these had a more tactile feel to them. If I could have a dream arcade, it would probably be filled with mostly electromechanical games.

I remember playing this at the fair in the mid 70s. Machine actually had the Hurst shift grip.

The mall in our area at the time (the mid 1970’s) had an arcade called “Aladdin’s Castle” and I remember playing it when I was little kid! Thanks for the flashback!

The first arcade game I ever played was like that. There were two biplanes in glowing paint. You could even see the machine gun bullet streams. Played it at the arcade in Bay Beach Park in Green Bay. I was just a little kid and It was great!

God, the memories! My first arcade as a kid in the 70's had this, and some games that were actual computerized video games. That young, I t didn't occur to me how different these kinds of games were. I distantly recall how on some electromechanical games, you just FELT the vibrations, clicks, and knocks of things happening inside the game, in a way you didn't on most computerized games.

Thanks for the shoutout, Stu, and happy new year!

Congratulations Stu!!!

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Happy new year :)

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I just shared this to Facebook. Such a wonder mechanical game.

You rule! Always love to see you at conventions.

Love the love. Thanks Stu!

Thank you for your kind words. Congrats on your success and well deserved!

Happy New Year, this is great, been watching for ages. Love this. Hey to all the new subs. Looking forward to the live streams

Can't wait to catch more streams this year. You deserve all this success and more.

Glad to hear there's more Scott Adams adventures you haven't covered yet. Mark w and rob bob sounds good, i used to like those old choose-your-own-adventure books. Thanks for the streams, I really like the huge variety of stuff you cover, and congrats on the 2k !

Cheers Stu!! Thanks very much for the shoutouts, would love to collab more with you this year! Bring on the fun 🥳

i loved loved loved this game as a child! i remember they had one in the arcade at the airport, so i could only play tops 2 or 3 times a year

Request 1st, Stu, and Wish me luck

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These games are so unique and fun! I’d rather have one of these than any modern game.

I've always enjoyed the huge variety of the streams/content you provide. Really fun to hang out and be a part of the community. All the best in 2025, Stu. Let's gooooo.

Happy New Year and congratulations on getting past 2025 subscribers!

Aww, thank you Stu! I appreciate you, my friend. <3

Happy New Year Stu! Thanks for the shoutout! Sorry I don't join the chats anymore (life stuff) but I often lurk. Wishing you future success with your channel!

I have played this or something like it 😊❤

Thanks Stu ! keep the videos coming, this is gonna be an amazing year for your channel

Nostalgia ain’t what it used to be! 😂 but this takes me back in time for sure

Played this once back in the day (operative word being "once") in the late 70's/early 80's. Too hard to control and the illumination on the cabinet I played was too dim to see anything.

At first I thought it was funny that the machine has to specify that it's a game of skill, but then I realized that, because of how it works, it could technically be a gambling game.

Sorry I couldn't make it, was busy with something else. I did indeed know Frogger was originally developed in Japan by Konami, Sega/Gremlin published it in the US.

I even remember this electro mechanical arcade game machine as well.

A local amusement park had one in their arcade when I was a kid.

The very early video games had HORRIBLE controls, not because they couldn't make better controls, but because they couldn't make very challenging games. Computer Space was quite trivial, if it didn't have horrible controls.

I think I had that for the Tandy

A rudder is a hinged control surface at the very back of a plane or boat. In a plane it's usually controlled using your feet, on "rudder pedals". The hand controls on a planes are usually a "stick", or in this case, a "yoke".