10/10 ARCADE VIDEO GAMES 5 - Happy Console Gamer

[@Mattressinsptr]

I'm 70. I used to take my kids to arcades in late 80's, early 90's. Some of my favorite were Burger Time, Strider, Ghosts and Goblins, Rastan , Tron , Black Tiger

[@zeroyagami7753]

all those are stone cold classics. do you still play games? if so you are an inspiration and I hope i still play games when im 70

[@54321ZachMr]

All classics! My first arcade game was Centipede in 1981-82. That trackball was amazing!

[@Progearspec]

48 here but those games you listed i have fond memories for as well.Beside tron i really enjoyed it's other counterpart that being discs of tron. Discs of Tron full environment cab is quite some thing to play compare to the regular standup.

[@ShinYaguchiSama]

Hell yeah OG

[@droopy935]

Boooooomer

[@brandonb404]

I really miss arcades. I loved it when you were on a winning streak in street fighter 2, mortal kombat or killer instinct and people kept putting their quarters on the cabinet to be the next challenger. Man it was great.

[@psychopoison]

1- Double Dragon 2- Final Fight 3- Street Fighter II 4- Mortal Kombat 5- Golden Axe 6- TMNT 7- Pit Fighter 8- Aliens 9- Cadillacs and Dinossaurs 10- Knights of The Round

[@thepuppetmaster9284]

You got my +1 vote because your list have Aliens and Cadillac & Dinosaurs.

[@54321ZachMr]

All masterpieces and evolutions in their genres. When they were new, they stopped people dead in their tracks.

[@akumaswrath6663]

@Marko Polo throw rolling thunder in there.

[@stratogustav]

Mortal Kombat II is far better than 1. Also Alien Vs. Predator is much better than Aliens. I wouldn't put Pit Fighter at all. The Dungeons & Dragons beat 'em up games are better than Golden Axe too. Double Dragon is definitely underrated, and Final Fight too. By the way TMNT II is much better than TMNT I.

[@kerrydustin3996]

Aliens was an amazing game!

[@stratogustav]

To answer your question I do love immensely the old school stuff, but pretty much anything from the Dreamcast era are 10 out of 10 arcade games for me, all those racing games, light-gun games, shoot 'em ups, 2D fighters, sports games, and the 3D fighters were also very good in that era. Marvel Vs. Capcom 2, Street Fighter III 3rd Strike, Capcom Vs. SNK 2, The King Of Fighters 2002, The Last Balde 2, Garou Mark Of The Wolves, Samurai Shodown V Special, Vampire Chronicles For Matching Service, Guilty Gear X, Gradius V, Ikaruga, Mars Matrix, Giga Wing 1 & 2, Zero Gunner 2, Gunbird 2, Dragon Blaze, etc..

[@charoleawood]

Power Stone?

[@stratogustav]

@@charoleawood Many games, some of my favorites were SoulCalibur, Project Justice, Virtua Fighter 3tb, The House Of The Dead series, the Time Crisis series, the Virtua Cop series, the Silent Scope series, Daytona USA, F-Zero AX, Sega Rally 2, F355 Challenge, 18 Wheeler, Crazy Taxy, Progear, 1944 The Loop Master, Under Defeat, Border Down, Virtua Tennis, Virtua Tennis 2, Virtua Striker 2, Virtua Striker 3. Anything from 1998/1999 to 2002/2003. There were so many perfect games because developers had years perfecting the arcade formula.

[@autex2609]

Agreeeeeed. Such an amazing time

[@tonyolsson4376]

Wild West C.O.W-Boys of Moo Mesa, Final Fight, Toki, Mutation Nation, Snow Bros, Mercs, Wonder Boy, TMNT, Metal Slug. Loved the arcades back in the day. My sanctuary when I was a young one.

[@TurninTrackOut]

Ones I can remember playing a lot as a kid were: time crisis, cruis’n usa, 1942, metal slug, TMNT, and mortal kombat

[@grahamkelly5341]

the metal slug machines just ate money lol. so difficult.

[@AlohaGamester]

Time Crisis with that gun that would kick back as you pulled the trigger .. I loved that game. In my hometown of Walla Walla WA back in the 90's we had an Arcade Named "House of Games" and Time Crisis was right in the front. $15.00 paid your way in and gave u free range from open to close and also got you a 20 punch card to use to play the top shelf arcade games such as Time Crisis. Good times.. Good times

[@infasis]

Cruis'n USA was a huge for me. I owned Daytona USA and Rad Racer and stuff, but I never got that into an arcade racing game that much before. It looked and played so amazing that I was extremely hyped for the home version, but after playing the N64 port... man, it was such a letdown... To this day I'm still waiting for a good home version. I'm sure it will never happen due to the parties involved and everything, but if they made an Cruis'n collection I would buy that thing day one.

[@MoviegeekDutch]

I love that the Arcade felt always like a family…. When you put your coin on the side as a sign to be next. Never any fights with that rule…. And offcourse all the fans around the Soul Calibur machine and Mortal Kombat 3 ultimate machine. Those memories🥳🥳

[@EterniaWolf]

As a kid, I absolutely loved going to the arcade! My very favorite is Virtual-On. You get to sit and use these unique arcade sticks (officially called Twin Sticks) to move and fight other robots. It was like you were actually the pilot of the robot since you were sitting there moving those sticks around while watching the screen. It was a super cool experience! I also had a soft spot for this Neo Geo cabinet at my local pizza place. It had Bust-A-Move and Blue's Journey on it, and I loved both games tremendously. Other than that, I also loved X-Men vs Street Fighter.

[@ladynikkie]

My dad would always walk to the local deli to get his sandwiches and he would give my sister and me a quarter to go play either Donkey Kong or Ms. Pac-Man. But my best memory was going to the local laundromat with my mom and I saw Marvel versus Capcom and I played the hell out of that game until our clothes were dried out. That arcade game alone is what got me into fighting games.

[@osvaldoarellano8904]

SAME HERE! MvC at 6a.m with my pops and my brothers Sunday morning was amazing.

[@ravagingwolverine]

I was already into fighting games, but I had a similar reaction when I saw King of Fighters '97. Some games just grab you immediately and it's a wonderful thing to experience.

[@kosmosyche]

There is something ethereal about Magician Lord's art. I noticed it right away when I first saw it in the 90's, although I couldn't describe it then and I can't describe it now. It's a bit like Hieronymus Bosch's paintings, weird and hideous and otherworldly and awesome all at the same time.

[@54321ZachMr]

Magician Lord was one of the best pack in games ever. It was tough and kept you coming back for more. Even with infinite continues and the memory card!

[@boonboy8333]

ML starts off with canvas art and then transitions to tiles and then back to canvas. Then there's the use of color, atmosphere, music, character/enemy design... and then on top of getting all that perfectly right, Alpha were always able to give their games spirit, this made their work a living art. The Japanese were very good at this during this period.

[@54321ZachMr]

@@boonboy8333 Now that you mention it, yes it does! I can’t believe I never took note of it! (I owned a Neo Geo in 1993 and this was the included game....along with Cyber Lip). World Heroes also has that canvas style going on and I remember how good it made the first two games pop.

[@boonboy8333]

@@54321ZachMr Ja most fighters are canvas sketched backgrounds, but yes the ADK style of pixel art and certainly use of color and character art is the best I've ever seen, particularly World Heroes one

[@DuelingDragonAdventures]

10/10 Killer Instinct. It was like stepping 10 years into the future, the graphics made every other fighting game look like trash at that time. Incredible gameplay, music, everything about this game was top notch and it still holds up.

[@michaelthornton8362]

I remember getting the super nintendo version as a kid, loved it and the graphics were great at the time. Arcade version was off the chain as well

[@nkw1985]

@@michaelthornton8362 - I don't remember if it came in Nintendo Power or if I got it when I bought the SNES game but I received a Killer Instinct music CD and I wore it out lol. There's one song where the electric guitar kicks in that I still remember to this day.

[@MrJvchef]

I wish I had memories like this...thanks for taking us back...I’m 39 and never got into arcade games..I’m kicking myself now.

[@rdross80]

I never had a lot of money to spend on arcades growing up, but the one I always remember playing was the double screen X-Men. If you could get a full roster going at the same time, it was epic.

[@RwnEsper]

Came into the comments to say this.

[@tokenblack7983]

It was a great games. 6 player co op damn

[@thegamingniceguy3181]

Area 88 was amazing! It seems like me and Johnny had the same memories growing up! Im 48 years old and love the fact that other people had these nostalgic memories. The mystery of anime and gaming has been lost since then. We had to fill in the blanks with or imagination back then. Thats what makes the past so magical for us old guys.

[@craiganderson7085]

My favorite arcade games are Real Bout: Fatal Fury (Neo-Geo) Metamorphic Force, Vanilla Street Fighter II The World Warrior, King of Fighters 94,95,98 (Neo-Geo) Do Don Pachi Vendetta, Mortal Kombat II, Alpha Mission II (Neo-Geo) Radiant Silvergun, Captain Commando, Marvel vs Capcom 2, Samurai Shodown 2 and soooooo many more ;)

[@donmonarch9549]

Street Fighter ll, Tekken, Altered Beast, Ghosts & Goblins, Golden Axe, R-Type, TMNT... Some of the greats I remember spending alot of quarters on.

[@PixelOutlaw]

It's pretty rare anyone does an arcade 10 out of 10. Mostly because people don't want to put any effort into mastery these days. Now they just expect to be hand held and coddled through a 100+ hour interactive movie with mundane gameplay. When you've got limited lives and losing hurts the lunch money the victory is MUCH more sweet. Excellent work HappyConsoleGamer.

[@alexpucciarelli7895]

These posts are a highlight of every Sunday. I plan to use this list to explore the Arcade Classics section on my Extreme Home Arcades machine!

[@Rauv4000]

Thanks Johnny. My favorites are the side scrolling classics: TMNT 2 & 4, and X-Men 🤩 So nostalgic!

[@HyperBlueWolf]

I enjoyed the obscure cabinets that people never remember. "Change Air Blade" and "Stakes Winner 2" are two cabs I have good memories playing.

[@jamesgall475]

Xmen arcade was amazing! And I love alien vs predator too great list!

[@joshxx1]

Yes is nostalgia but there was something magical about making a friend of an unknown guy that beats you on street fighter and he helping you be better , or see all you're friends and finish a game like Tmnt and celebrating in there , man those times were great

[@TIDbitRETRO]

World Heroes, Magic Sword, Sengoku, Samurai Shodown, TMNT, X-Men, NBA Jam, this list is endless...

[@buckeye631]

In this age of hyper-realistic graphics and 4K or 8K resolution, playing these old-school arcade games feels like a breath of crisp fall-like air. Major props to Arcade Archives and compilations like Capcom Arcade Stadium bringing these classics home...or anywhere if you're playing these on the Switch. Let's not forget about the Arcade 1-up machines.

[@blastedmcgraw152]

Great games! I remember really loving Dig Dug, Star Wars Arcade, Rolling Thunder, Operation Wolf, Cadash, Punch Out, Robocop, and X- Men. That’s really just the tip of the iceberg. Arcades were the greatest, man. I’m sad that younger folks will never get to experience what that was like.

[@timmadone8930]

Making new friends, beating high scores, that smell from the heat of the machines...yes arcades were awesome! I don't think I commented on the previous top 10 arcade games video, so here's my top 20. 1-Altered Beast 2-Block Block 3-Donkey Kong 4-Donkey Kong Jr 5-Eliminator 6-Frogger 7-Jungle Hunt 8-Marble Madness 9-Moon Patrol 10-Q'Bert 11-Space Duel 12-Space Invaders 13-Spiders 14-Star Castle 15-Super Qix 16-Tac/Scan 17-Tempest 18-Venture 19-Xevious 20-Zektor

[@TonoG90]

Not gonna lie…HappyConsoleGamer Sunday is like a religion to me. Always relaxing to watch Johnny give us his opinion about games.

[@moonjellykevin]

I'm so glad you mentioned Terry Bogard was swearing. My friends and I said the same thing when we had our game meetups.

[@skunknuts1]

Black Tiger, Magic Sword, Rastan, Rolling Thunder, Ghouls 'n' Ghosts...man so many good ones. Edit- King of Dragons, can't forget that one.

[@bonesjackson81]

Definitely King of Dragons. And Knights of the Round!

[@Pokinbrat]

When you were talking about a 3 screen game all i could think about was Darius. You got me lol.

[@noooname2568]

So glad I was around in this era

[@ErwalDeeas]

SHNEIL!!!!!!!! The man, the myth, the legend!

[@Gathbard]

My absolute favorites that I could finish with a single coin at the time were Double Dragon and King of Dragons. I also remember very fondly Rolling Thunder, WWF Superstars and Splatterhouse. Another game that haunted me with childhood memories for years until I finally found it again was Psychic 5. I loved the OST.

[@DoomsdayMayBeOkay]

Good times man, i too finished Shinobi with one quarter as well, it was my little daily 30 minutes of fame back them.

[@krono5el]

Capcom AvP game was literally a dream come true back then for a gamer artist kid, def a solid ten and still is.

[@EduFirenze]

Friday night, pizza, root beer, king of dragons and a good podcast...chef's kiss!

[@tokenblack7983]

Ahh pizza soda and games. Childhood heaven

[@SuperHighTechGamer]

Love your Area 88 comics! To know the backstory and characters made playing the arcade game much more special. One of my favorites!

[@k9cj5]

Time Crisis! The kick back of the light gun just hooked me. It made me feel so bad ass I really cant explain it.

[@michaelcoffey1991]

@Happy/Johnny for US the list is Rolling Thunder, X-Men, TMNT, The Simpsons, and Street Fighter, later on Mortal Kombat, and Double Dragon. Thanks for YOUR list and all the memories and stories :) of why those games stay in your heart.

[@JohnSmith-nj4zq]

Terry Bogard kept saying "F Yu" That cracked me up. lol

[@videogameenjoyment4947]

My favorite arcade memories were each year for one full week we had our county fair that had a separate huge tent from other tents and buildings that was specifically dedicated for arcades to be in it! There was about 50 or more different arcade machines to choose from! I always remember huge crowds around both the Mortal Kombat II arcade machine and the Simpsons arcade machine because those two were the most popular in that area during the early to mid 90's! I enjoyed playing those arcade machines and wish they still commonly had them everywhere like most places always used to have!

[@DeathToTheDictators]

I feel bad for kids these day who never got to experience the magic of an arcade (or even just a cabinet or two at the local pizza joint or laundromat)...so much fun!

[@kevingregory5579]

I really loved Star Wars trilogy the arcade. I loved my childhood. I grew up like you did,used to go to dingy arcade known as the great entertainer.

[@idraulinodevasconcelos4374]

Love these walks on memory lanes,arcade centres were really a great place to be,during the day at least 😊 Great times.

[@charlieocho2367]

Seedy drug deals, fights and arcade games....bring me back to the 80's Doc Brown

[@Nobutehuhh]

Shocked Daytona USA isn’t on here, that’s definitely my favorite. Love these vids.

[@matthewmiller9575]

Back in the late 80s and 90s my friends and I used to visit the arcade in the bad area of town. We’d have to go through a really seedy market and right at the end of the market sat a run down arcade. You were greeted not with a sign, but with a hand written sign saying “Spitting will be prosecuted...after you leave the hospital” . Street fighter, Double Dragon and Golden Axe were my favourites. 🙏🇬🇧✊🇺🇸

[@dsarquez]

TMNT Turtles in Time, I remember the loud speakers and the colors from the arcades, I miss those days.

[@daniel_najar]

Metal Slug was my favorite arcade game. Use to always play it at the Roller Skating place.

[@mikecarr8158]

Strider, Robocop, 1942, super off road, TMNT, Karate champ, 720, Rolling thunder. Those were some of my favourites in the arcades.

[@velosiped135]

720° was it for me, with its crazy rotational joystick. The booming "Skate or Die!" warning that anyone in the arcade could hear standing nearby, along with the pursuing bees, didn't mean a thing and I'd skate around performing difficult tricks with watchers thinking I'd be dead at any second. When we weren't actually skateboarding, we had to be playing a skateboarding game. This was the only arcade game I could finish in one quarter.

[@riccardodellecave]

Arcade swearing. So funny. Thanks for the nostalgia vibes.

[@8-BitEric]

Haven’t commented in a while brother but I just wanted to say 100% happy for you. I can tell you’re in a Good place in life and I have always been a big fan of your channel. Many blessings bro

[@antonymcewan9987]

Star Wars sit-down cabinet. I was such a Star Wars fan and being able to fly an X-wing in all its vector graphics glory was just the best thing ever! Definitely my fave cabinet. I only got to play in arcades one week each year - yep, Blackpool holidays!

[@j.d.6915]

Ms. Pac Man, even to this day I still see people playing Ms. PacMan.

[@MothersOfMars]

I have some form of Pac-Man downloaded on everything I own.

[@ladynikkie]

Love Ms. Pac-Man since I was a little girl my dad would always take me to the local deli when he orders his sandwiches he always gives me and my sister a quarter to play the arcade games.

[@EastyyBlogspot]

My memory of Childhood is vague at best usually, but for games i remember coming across in the Arcade for the first time Streetfighter 2,Darkstalkers, tekken2, Killer instinct 1 and 2, Aliens vs predator, r-type and superman arcade game

[@corgibuttz2550]

Just starting the video. I really hope Black Tiger makes the list. That was the arcade game that... just made my childhood mind race. The music, the sounds, the monsters. So amazing.

[@gildasgautier8323]

Final fight.. Every time i launch this game today i look for the felling i had when i was a kid at the arcade..

[@Matthew7772005]

I love these videos. I'm 56 and grew up in the arcades. My first video games at home was pong. Lol. My favorite arcade game was Zaxxon. I played it so much. I got a Colecovision just for the port. I live your choices here. These were all great games.

[@GreenMountain565]

As a kid that grew up in the 80’s here is my list of arcade games that I enjoyed- Pole Position. My local Dairy Queen had it and I played it all the time Skate or Die. My local Pizza Hut had it, it was great. Super off Road. This was a great 3 player game. Moon Patrol. My local Safeway had it, very fun game. All of these business that I mentioned no longer have arcade games in them. What a shame. Street Fighter. Lots of good memories with this fighting game. But The game that I remember in the mid 90’s that would have lines for it everyday at the local arcade was Mortal Kombat II. This one will always hold a place in my heart.

[@zeroyagami7753]

DDR was my absolute favorite arcade game. i would be so excited to go to the mall just so i could play a few rounds at the arcade. someday if i ever get rich i want to own my own DDR machine

[@Renegated27]

I was born in 1992 so I’m a PlayStation 1 guy but I have also played a few “Mega Drive” arcades and my favourite were “ MJ Moonwalker” & “Street Fighter 2” because it’s the only ones I remember playing haha but I honestly enjoy the love that u put in your videos. I can see that these Arcade games brings u a lot of nostalgia! 👍

[@ReaverPrime]

Dimahoo, X-Men, AvP, TMNT, and Real Bout Fatal Fury 2 are my arcade 10's.

[@warlordofvideogameglitches]

I've been playing raiden, tekken, ms pacman, arkanoid, sunset riders(i love the startup music) and TMNT turtles through time which is the only games i remember that was only available and really non forgetable. Their was other arcades on where i was but these stood out.

[@arkknight92]

Double dragon, final fight, street fighter 2, samurai showdown 2, king of fighters 95, soul calibur, marvel vs capcom 2!!! There are so many others but these are the ones I remember the most playing with and against people!!! Miss arcades so much!

[@utubepunk]

I remember most of these new in the arcade. Good times.

[@grahamkelly5341]

MY favourite machine was DonPachi . Played that and soul edge on cabs in italy on my holidays. Everyone else was sunning. Came home the same shade of white, with a love for overhead shooters.

[@MySplatterhouse]

Wow Dragons Lair, Tiger Road, Magic Sword, Tecmo Knights, Ninja Warriors, AvP ,Wardner, Shinobi, oh my God such fond memories of playing these arcade games as a teenager!!! 👍🏿👍🏿

[@randy7894]

Some 10/10's here 1. Tumblepop 2. Blood Bros. 3. Aero Fighters 4. Battle Bakraid 5. Sexy Parodius 6. Violent Storm 7. Mr Do 8. Ninja Baseball Bat man 9. Sunset Riders 10. Metal Slug 1,3,X

[@brett6239]

I'm your age and got obsessed with the Mortal Kombats and Killer Instincts. But also played the golden age as a child: Asteroids, Galaxian, Ms Pac-Man, Spy Hunter, Paperboy.

[@tekmate]

My absolute favorite arcade game is Space Harrier. Loved that game. First time I saw the sit down version I was in awe. I had high score on almost everyone I saw.

[@samcushing3790]

Awesome video, you truly know what great games are and as a 45 year old I can perfectly relate to your content!

[@MasterRoshi8974]

This episode helped me through today more than you know. Thank you brother

[@mrwiw]

Man ! its the Gold Age that never come back!! thanks

[@micacrestana]

Good to see you back in the channel bringing fun content to us. Have a great day, mate!!

[@Wildezz]

Yep - my convenience store had Shinobi as well, and it was awesome - totally remember dunking tons of coins into that machine back in the 80s. There was another corner store halfway across my town that also had some insane arcades in it too that were super popular and always had crowds around them - I totally remember checking out the Willow arcade game there, as well as the arcade version of Super Contra. Awesome nostalgia times for sure back then!

[@PerpetualTiredness]

That Dungeons & Dragons game reminded me of Guardian Heroes on the Sega Saturn.

[@jamesmcdonough4901]

Aliens vs Predator was my favorite arcade game when I was a kid. The Simpsons was also great.

[@AnalogX64]

Great set of games, the days of the Arcade was magical, I truly believe Arcades helped push console technology forward.

[@PixelOutlaw]

Human players vs predators eh? "I''m Chris Hanson with Dateline, please take a seat." [hideous Predator hissing noises]

[@IrieIslandGaming]

Loved this episode! I grew up after the arcade era but I can only imagine how fun the arcades were in that time! I enjoyed the couch co-op era though which a lot of those games were probably influenced by these games!

[@RetroJonesy]

Oh god John, Shinobi is one of, if not my favourite arcade games of all time. Here's a little story, my local corner shop got the arcade machine in and had a competition that whoever had the highest score after a week would win £5. I won that week then the next week it went up to £10 and I won that as well. 😆 loved playing it and still love it today

[@gurerozdil3203]

1. H2Overdrive 2. Mario Kart Arcade GP2 3. Mario Kart Arcade GP 4. F-Zero AX 5. Hydro Thunder 6. The King of Fighters 2002 7. Arctic Thunder 8. Garou: Mark of the Wolves 9. Tekken Tag Tournament 10. SoulCalibur

[@GolfTechie79]

Street Fighter II World Warrior, Mortal Kombat, TMNT - Turtles in Time, The Simpsons Arcade, Sonic Blast Man, Donkey Kong, The House of the Dead, X-Men Arcade, PlayChoice-10 (NES Arcade), WWF Superstars were my childhood favourites in the UK in the 80s and 90s.

[@rockguitarist8907]

I bought Night Slashers bc of your recent video from a week ago. It looked good and I got it on sale on Switch eShop for $2. Good stuff!

[@ripxkid]

1. Ghosts 'n' Goblins 2. Shadow Dancer 3. Bad Dudes vs Dragon Ninja 4. Street Fighter II 5. Silkworm 6. Out Run 7. Cabal 8. Operation Wolf 9. Wonder Boy III: Monster Lair 10. Star Force

[@biggamefreak]

I loved Magician Lord.

[@lesphinxinfotech9180]

Me my favorite old memories of arcade games are : Galaga, Galaxian, Phoenix, 1942, Bagman, Super Bagman, Arkanoid, Vanguard and Elevator Action. Those were the good old Days ! :0)

[@peace4myheart]

Street fighter II, Samurai Shodwon II, Raiden II are my favorite. Had so much fun playing them in the arcade.

[@lex8239]

Love these kinds of episooooooodes keep the nostalgia coming. Robocop,Smash TV, Snow bros, TMNT, Double Dragon, Paper boy, Operation wolf, This list could go on and on...

[@superarcader2483]

Super happy you included Mark of the Wolves. IMO, it is indeed one of the greatest fighting games. Some other I was hoping to see in your list: Metal Slug, Snow Bros, House of the Dead, and my personal favorite, Cadillacs and Dinosaurs

[@bretthansen8166]

Forgot about Magician Lord! After watching this vid I booted it up on Coin Ops on my modded OG Xbox (thank God for unlimited credits!) and played it all the way through until the end. A great game 🙂

[@ruggerprogavlar8866]

I remember playing really obscure one of a kind arcade games like ones i used to play on family vacation at a hotel lol

[@donporra]

Sunset Riders, Daytona USA & metal slug, here in Argentina we had them in the arcades and in venues for kid's birthdays

[@ValentinesEve1996]

Hello HappyConsoleGamer. Taito is throwing their hat into the mini console ring with the Egret II Mini. A mini console version of their Egret II candy cab arcade machine from 1996. It will have 40 built-in games as well an additional 10 games from an SD card slot.

[@lawrence8322]

The Ninja Turtles in Time and Simpsons arcade games were incredibly fun for me growing up playing with friends for a quarter each time. It also blew my mind how good the Dungeons and Dragons: Shadows over Mystara games were

[@noneofyourbusiness4616]

Arch Rivals -- the basketball game where you could punch the other team and comedic mini-cutscenes would periodically play out. The game was by the same people and had same visual style as Rampage.

[@DadDude]

So happy to see Alien vs Predator in this video. It's one of the first arcade games I remember playing when I was a kid and my dad would take me to the arcade.

[@gfkgrgrkm]

the first Samurai Shodown was my go to in the Arcades also Punisher

[@wboeren1]

Mortal kombat was amazing back then. Outrun, Daytona and Sega Rally..