Sega Arcade Games in the 1980's

[@yellowblanka6058]

They need to release a "Sega Arcade Collection", they've re-released the same set of Genesis games ad-infinitum. Not that they're not good games mind you, but they have such a breadth of titles across the arcade and other home consoles that they aren't tapping into.

[@ShapeyFiend]

I think arcade games really lend themselves to Collections because they're meant to be consumed in short bursts. I think Sega are somewhat lazy when it comes to these projects so they just go with the Mega Drive because the emulation and control scheme is going to be simple and it'd probably outsell any arcade collection that's more effort. The 3DS 3D Classics Collection had a couple of excellent arcade ports of course and they certainly didn't cheap out getting M2 to port them rather than simply emulating.

[@PicksterTG]

I think part of the problem is source code and emulation. Then on top of that, arcade games were more prone to include licenes. Just look at the Car used in Shenmue 2 Outrun. They had to change it from the original. Now in that case the original game didn't actually have a Ferrari License. Yet some legal person said it looked too close and they had to change it for the Shenmue 2 version. Funny thing being, the Saturn Sega Ages version used the original car only a few years earlier. I'm no sure about Turbo Outrun. That is clearly meant to look like a F40 but I don't know if Ferrari gave the go ahead for it, let alone the other cars on screen, one is clearly meant to be a 911.

[@yellowblanka6058]

VaughnJogVlog - at the very least they could release some NEW genesis games in those collections, perhaps get the go-ahead from Konami to re-release "Castlevania: Bloodlines" and "Contra: Hard Corps" etc.? Every collection is the same relatively small sampling of the Genesis' library with glaring omissions like the Thunder Force games. I know licensing can be a bitch, but eventually people are going to stop buying the same games over and over.

[@NYCJoeBlack]

Yellowblanka - I’m still waiting for those last two Sega Arcade Classic 3D Collection that was not released on the Nintendo 3DS. Only the first Collection was released.

[@dava00007]

It's especially annoying when they put the home ports of their arcade classics like golden axe and alered beast.... I want to cry every time :-/

[@handsomedubbledee]

I absolutely love your channel. You get better and better every episode. The content is getting better as well. There is no one on KZbin who wax poetic about Sega better than you do. Keep doing what you do. I loved this episode.

[@SegaLordX]

Thank you. Appreciate the kind words. :)

[@spitfyre1085]

Dickens Dumont I completely agree. He doesn’t even have to tell us he loves Sega, you can just tell by the way he narrates his content. So glad I found this channel a few months ago.

[@RetroAsiaChannel]

Behind all these great games was the man Yu Suzuki, who never ceased to innovate. He is the Shigeru Miyamoto of Sega, sadly he did not gain as much fame as his counterpart. He was also the creator of Shenmue. I just thought he’s worth a mention in your video, but a great overview as always.

[@SegaLordX]

Yu Suzuki was a visionary. I hope one day he gets the credit he deserves.

[@MrGoralski25]

Sega Lord X How about a Yu Suzuki episode?

[@audiolatte]

Man, everyone one of your videos almost causes me nostalgic tears, from that sega inro from Astal to the content, it's just so enjoyable and emotional to watch. I remember being so good at Space Harrier that some guy payed me to finish it because his kid wanted to watch

[@kahuna1247]

"it was the arcade or nothing for me" was exactly how i also felt as a kid and got super pissed when there was a bad port on the sms!

[@tokenblack7983]

I'm so with you man. I was like 8 years old looking at Atari 2600 games with disgust. Except for pitfall maybe. It's because so may ports were crap!! Arcade games were like crack to us kids

[@casbomme4321]

SLX Another great video. a couple sega arcade greatness that did it for me was 'Enduro Racer' and 'Super Monaco GP'

[@pferreira1983]

Good overview of Sega's arcade games during the 80s. Thanks.

[@liambyrne3488]

I remember visiting my local arcade in the late 80s and being blown away by the likes of power drift, outrun and golden axe. So many great games I just never had enough pocket money to play them all! Great days.

[@miamiheat33162]

Awesome! This is Sega porn for me.

[@SegaLordX]

I will keep peddling the goods then. ;)

[@MiguelRamirez-pj7qs]

Wonderful, more than 1 video within a couple days. Now that’s w I’m talking about. Keep em coming Sega Lord X keep em coming.

[@thehotyounggrandpas8207]

Was gonna write something witty and meaningful but you beat me to it!

[@arioca]

Great video! Another Sega game that blew me away was Super Monaco GP in ‘89

[@SegaLordX]

I didn't get to see Super Monaco GP until a few years after it came out. I was only exposed to the Genesis port until then.

[@junnyor18]

I Have Always Been A Sega Fan Boy ! They Defined My Love For Video Games. Thank You For Your Posts. Your Channel Is By Far, My Favorite KZbin Channel.

[@ZakkHung]

I was incredibly lucky that my Aladdin's Castle had the huge deluxe Galaxy Force II sit-in cab. It was $1.50 per credit, but I didn't care. It completely blew me away and was worth every penny. I truly miss that arcade!!

[@bananonymouslastname5693]

I love giant scaling sprites in my arcade games, and Sega did it best. I think only Konami's GI Joe and Taito's Night Striker can hang with Sega's work. Excellent as always; you probably have the most respectable Sega channel and outlook on KZbin. I appreciate what you do.

[@SegaLordX]

Thank you. Having the respect of those in the Sega community means a ton.

[@bobsanderz3005]

Great video! Sega arcade games take me back

[@Winter-Bruin]

Sega had a certain style, you could walk up to an arcade cabinet and without even seeing the name you knew it was a Sega game.

[@SegaLordX]

I've pretty much said the same on a number of occasions. Sega games just had a certain look and feel.

[@micowoods9534]

I agree i think they had a serious looking games and not childish like nintendo (not basshing Nintendo they had some good games too) i found games like strider shinobi and rtype kinda sinister and serious and bloody difficult to boot they dont make um like this anymore

[@pilouuuu]

Exactly, the scaling technology they used is still very impressive. Their style was very unique and appealing.

[@lonewolf8271]

I remember the day Pong showed up at our mall arcade. Up till then, it was only pool, pinball, and Pachinko. There was a line snaking all the way down the mall hallway-about a football field's length. I asked "what's going on here?", and a guy said "It's a new game called Pong". "?" "Oh, it's electronic tennis", he said. History in the making!

[@RyonTeachesMugen]

Man this is a awesome video! I loved the old Sega Arcade games, They need more love, to bad Sega doesnt "know" that. - Ryon Persaud

[@sega_kid4288]

Another awesome release! Unfortunately, I was a bit too young in the mid 80s to play some of these games in arcades, but some like hang-on and outrun were still there in the early 90s when I could. The Sega name for me back then meant big awesome looking machines that cost 50 cents or more to play so there was always a mystique around them. I remember watching people play being amazed at what I was seeing, then hopping in and not being able to reach the pedals, lol.

[@maforo85]

Shadow Dancer the arcade version is my favorite Shinobi game of all time.

[@SegaLordX]

I've heard others say the same. I enjoyed it as a direct sequel to the arcade Shinobi, but I did feel the Genesis game looked better.

[@XTRABIG]

@@SegaLordX I was not a fan of the Genesis shadow dancer. I thought the arcade Shadow Dancer was superior and found it to be really scaled down for Genesis. Just my thoughts

[@laccess911]

The first time i saw golden axe, i almost lost my mind. The 2nd time when i was about to lose it was when my uncle gave me a mega drive as a gift.

[@Naeem_El]

Sega Lord X you have done it again with another great video. Looking at this took me down memory lane on how great Sega was.

[@KISSFan1977]

Another great video Sega Lord X! Visiting your page is like visiting my childhood all over again! I love it.

[@DreamcastQ]

Such an iconic era...Great video man. Sorry about the job, I'll go check your Patreon!

[@SegaLordX]

Thanks Greg. Appreciate the support. :)

[@plaztik767]

What a great trip down memory lane. Your enthusiasm for these timeless classics mirrors my own. I too grew up in the 80’s - 90’s Sega always pushed the Envelope of what could be done. You’ve pointed out some great ones in this vid. 👍🏼

[@eblizzard2842]

Great video! I was a huge Sega fan when I was a kid. I had an NES, but Genesis was my jam. I loved Sega because of the colors and it always seemed like the games they licensed had a bit more of an edge to them. Nintendo was great no doubt, but Genesis games pound for pound just seemed "cooler" to me. I also miss the days of going into an arcade and hearing the chaos of all the cabinets and pinball machines. Being just a little kid and pulling up a stool (!) to reach the controls and display of an Altered Beast or Crime Fighters cabinet was such a thrill. Then being witness to the release of Street Fighter II (six buttons! what?!?!?!) and Mortal Kombat, man the 80s and early 90s were a fantastic time to be a kid.

[@XxBishop78]

Theres a pop up book on kickstarter about sega cabs,seems cool,loving these videos man

[@imyanigmw]

I was always a Nintendo kid growing up, but when you add up all of their home consoles, arcade games throughout the decades and even the software they developed for their prior competitors like Bayonetta, Madworld & Vanquish just to name a few...Sega really was king. In a way, they were kinda like the original SNK , being how they relied so heavily on their own IP as their best arcade and home titles, putting third party material to shame as far as legacy. It truly is sad to see them out of the console race. Growing up in the 80s and 90s and witnessing the height of the arcade experience is sincerely missed. Thanks for this nostalgic and epic video!

[@mtreams72]

You forgot one of my all time favorite Sega games from the early 80's..."Star Trek". Many a dollar were spent at my local "aladdin's castle" arcade playing that one..."Welcome aboard, Captain."

[@larkprof]

Always on point! You are my Sega nostalgia boiled down! Thanks for all these awesome videos dude!

[@ShinobiShowdown]

Sega Lord X - I totally agree Sega was the16 bit arcade king! I have so much love and nostalgia for 16 bit games from the 1980's to the late 1990's most of the best games were Sega.

[@jaymzx2587]

So great to hear you talk about your experiences in the arcade! I always think back about arcadegames like Mortal Kombat 1, Killer Instinct and Daytona USA, which all made an immense impact - such great memories

[@SegaLordX]

The arcade was a special place for many of us. It's mainstream loss was a terrible thing.

[@gtrzdaddy]

What awesome collection of my all time favorite arcade games. Thanks so much for this video n well written script. Can't get enough of them. Your channel and GameSack are my favorite KZbin game channels

[@SegaLordX]

That's big praise being lumped in with Game Sack. Thank you. :)

[@gtrzdaddy]

@@SegaLordX Love GameSack, but honestly I enjoy your channel more!

[@TristanYeah]

Another great vid dude! I've gotta say, a huge part of what made SEGA the kings of the arcade for me was also their cabinet design. Playing After Burner in the gyro cab was like nothing else, plus the ride ons for Hang On and Super Hang On. It totally brought you into the game

[@SegaLordX]

Me too. I'm still hoping to find an arcade that has some of them so I can do an episode about them. Pictures just don't do em justice.

[@KMFDM_Kid2000]

You've been knocking it out of the park lately. I see an upload from you and I know I'm in for something good. Thanks for making these. I very much enjoy watching.

[@SegaLordX]

Thank you. I have been really trying to get the channel to a place in quality where it's THE retro Sega destination.

[@Mitjitsu]

A lot of people say the mid to late 80's was the peak of the arcade scene. Personally I think it was somewhere between 92-94.

[@SegaLordX]

I think it came in waves of highs and lows. Sega's proliferation of big titles in the mid to late 80's was huge, then another explosion once the Model 1/2 got onto the scene.

[@BobbyHo2022]

I have memories of going to the arcades in the 80s. It was amazing. Nothing at home could match the power!

[@tcgamingtimes999]

I'm definitely disappointed to have missed the arcade era being too young but all of Sega's games look so iconic and timeless--and that music is still so good even today! Great video SLX

[@andrewmaasch1724]

Haha! I thought you said "Russel War"! 😂 Another great video, dude! Golden Axe was the first arcade game I ever played! Still love it today, it's a timeless classic imo.

[@SegaLordX]

I'm from the south here in the US, where wrestling is often pronounced "wrastlin". Just getting my lips to put out sound any different from that was a miracle.

[@andrewmaasch1724]

@@SegaLordX hahaha! I gathered that - still funny, though 😉. Here in New Zealand "wrastle" sounds very much like "Russel" 😆

[@linoleum61900]

I love your channel! It's always great to see someone obsessed with Sega as much as I do!

[@indierockguitar6875]

My childhood was in the arcades, and Sega was in the forefront. Ever since the release of turbo in 1981, I was hooked on Sega.

[@KTJohnsonkidThunder]

Sega was definitely on a roll in the '80s.

[@SegaLordX]

They almost could do no wrong.

[@NiGHTS1980]

Outrun was my jam. Followed closely by Afterburner and Hang On.

[@bowz0r]

Great video! I still think super scaler looks better than actual 3D, to this day. Galaxy Force 2 still blows me away.

[@SegaLordX]

Galaxy Force II was a truly epic experience. The thought of seeing it for the first time still gives me chills.

[@dannys1392]

Another great video Sega Lord X, I have sooo many fond memories of playing outrun in the arcades back in the day! Btw, thanks for bringing back your old intro theme :-)

[@steve36207]

Really loving this channel buddy. Keep up the great work

[@ravinnox2640]

Always nice to see another content creator who loves Sega as much as I do. Great video BTW and consider me subscribed

[@scatalabad]

Great video! Watch your stuff religiously and eagerly await new episodes. I grew up in a seaside town on the north east coast of the UK, so had access to great arcade machines. Sega was up there as the best. When I was older I worked for a games company called Acclaim (Iguana Teesside uk) we had the Power Drift arcade machine in our break room. My fave game in the arcades was Quartet, 4 players with my mates was awesome.

[@SegaLordX]

Man, a Power Drift arcade in your break room. Great place to work!

[@scatalabad]

Yeh was awesome. We had NBA Jam arcade too, as the company I worked for developed the genesis version of it.

[@merlip80]

Sublime stuff yet again!!

[@thesteeez]

Bro... your channel just keeps getting better and better

[@ezequielgomez7083]

Outrun, Super Hang-On, Turbo Outrun and After Burner was my all-time favorite Yu Suzuki Arcade of all-time. Also my other favorite Sega Arcade Game Quartet, Super Zaxxon, Astro Blaster, Teddy Boy Blues, Fantasy Zone, Shinobi and my all-time favorite Ninja Princess.

[@kevinstrade2752]

Sega to me will be king of the arcades, the super scaler series blew me away. I really felt that any possibility could be realised in the arcades. lol that was before polygons became mainstream. but that's just how impressive ans detailed Segas games were. Great video.

[@rainbowdashgirl1192]

Hey thanks again this video actually helped me out today It was a bit of a slow sad day but this made things quite a bit better

[@SegaLordX]

You're welcome. Glad it helped.

[@dismyshitv9059]

Youve slowly became one of my favorite channels man, great stuff!

[@IAM_UDON]

I always feel this weird sense of regret that I didn't get to experience this era, I got to play most of these games but well after their prime and after the prime of arcades in general. That feeling of overwhelming static in the air and the contrast of light/dark between the room and the cabs in the air when you went into an arcade never went away though, still find that exciting.

[@SegaLordX]

There's nothing like it.

[@cheesybread6135]

Sega did always seem to have the best looking arcade games, I mean Daytona USA was absolutely jaw dropping when it came out.

[@bjraleigh1439]

wow, that RACING HERO title looks soooo good, can't believe I haven't heard of it.

[@steveswanson6280]

Love that you closed out the video with my favorite track from Genesis's Batman

[@MaidenHell1977]

Wow incredible video. Really had no idea about some of these games.

[@bumpship]

I remember I walked into a truck stop and seen Daytona usa arcade the graphics blew my mind.

[@jcchaconjr]

Being a little older than you, 12 year old me was there for the early days, when games like MIssile Command, Defender, and Asteroids swallowed quarters like they were going out of style - but even then, Sega had a few gems early on that I really liked. Aside from a couple of those early 80's classics you mentioned, There was also Space Fury, which, despite being a bit of an Asteroids clone, was one of the early color vector graphics games of the time. There was also Astro Blaster, which I spent almost an entire weeklong stay in a Miami Beach hotel Game Room playing, along with Monaco GP (and GORF, butr that's out of context for the subject matter). In the mid 80's one of my favorite games (because the arcade that I worked at while I was in High School had a sit-down version of the cabinet) was Star Trek, loosely based on "The Motion Picture" - really cool for its time if you've never tried it.

[@SegaLordX]

You know, I was never impressed with vector based graphics. I don't know if it was the way I was introduced to games or what.

[@crabby125]

Another awesome video! Keep it up man.

[@VOAN]

These are games I want Sega to release a compilation of, the closes we get to these are the Sega Arcade Gallery for GBA. If only they take a break from the Genesis for a while and focus more on these I would definitely be there to try them all.

[@casuallydrawing8049]

Great video love your channel, this sega golden age, sega are masterful in their art. Even the new yakuza seires have a very much sega vibe to them!

[@randybradley4151]

Really enjoying the PS4 exclusive Fist of the North Star: Lost Paradise not only is it a sleeper hit but you also need to find some SEGA's classic arcade games in the post apocalyptic wasteland which include OutRun, Space Harrier, Super Hang-on for the arcade and a SEGA Mark III for your hideout (only has Fist of the North Star game)

[@chamchamtrigger]

For me Sega's and Taito's arcade efforts owned my childhood. Space Harrier is my first video game experience (probably my favorite game), and I still think Galaxy Force 2 has yet to be beaten visually. Capcom and Konami deserve their place, I always have Taito tracks and Super Scaler songs come to my head when I think of the arcade.

[@darkus2015]

Your documentation was awesome

[@SharifSourour]

Classic stuff man. I was lucky enough to enjoy the tail end of the arcade era in NA and pleased with my visits to the many arcades in Japan a few years ago. We still have arcades in the west in movie theaters and some retro ones but you’re more likely to find a retro console game cafe.

[@SegaLordX]

In my area the arcade is virtually dead. You have to drive 2 hours just to get to a Dave & Busters.

[@SharifSourour]

That sucks man! You should encourage someone to start one or try and set something up!

[@PicksterTG]

I never got to play much in the way of Arcades. Part of that down to being where I was in the UK didn't have many machines and part of that being down to cost of a single play just being too much for a family that had very little spare funds. I am yet to really dig my teeth into MAME. But I know when I do, there are plenty of 80s and 90s games to chew through many hours. While some really need the original input, esp those seated experiences. There should still be some entertainment to be found. Thanks again for another great vid.

[@SegaLordX]

You definitely should set MAME up with an analog controller and have a go. Some of this stuff is still very playable.

[@adny02]

OMG I remember Wrestle War!! didn't know my favorite dev/pub (SEGA) made that game! I guess I didn't know about game makers back then, and only focused on the games. Man, I used to pump quarters into that wrestle game. And always wondered why it never came to home consoles.

[@coffeenblunts9161]

Space hairrer is older then me and I'm 30 how could have I not known those Graphics actually originated in the arcades I never knew they were so Advanced before I was alive

[@bearchay889]

I loved the arcades back then. Sadly I lived more than an hour from one so I didn't get to go much as a kid. However my late father loved them as well so he would give me a 20$ and I would play till I was broke. We were both big Sega fans we were hooked back in 83 I think by Astron Belt it's a cheesy laserdisc affair, but it blew us away. He was always a Hang-On fan and played it often in that arcade. Many of the games in this brought back many good 80's memories.

[@gamecreaterdude13]

Please do a 90s version of this. Would make my heart flutter

[@SegaLordX]

You aren't the only one asking for it. I may just do one.

[@Riz2336]

Oh man the old days when arcades were the best graphically and gameplay wise compared to what you could get on a home console, good times. Sega had a lot of classics that's for sure

[@joeb2588]

My friend and I would play Golden Axe non stop. We played it with the goal of finishing it with one quarter each. It was great!

[@SegaLordX]

Me too, man. I dropped a ton in Golden Axe trying to get good at all. So much so, that when I got the Genesis version I just dominated it.

[@joeb2588]

@@SegaLordX yah, lots of fun.

[@BabusGameRoom]

I missed out on arcades, but I have a bit of weird nostalgia for Altered Beast. I first played it on Mame because it had a cool name, and was near the top of the list (beginning with A!). I played through almost to the end, but ended up not finishing it. The Genesis version felt so toned down in comparison. Strangely, since I've never played the arcade version of Golden Axe, the Genesis version of that game feels awesome to me. Nostalgia can be weird sometimes.

[@johneygd]

Sega was alway’s ahead of it’s time in the arcades and the home console market.

[@cagarber]

Thanks for this Mel!! Love it love it love it if I could like it twice I would! I know you’re going through some rough times, keep your chin up brother you get this!!!

[@SegaLordX]

Thanks man. Appreciate the message.

[@welshphantom8964]

Nostalgia .... just what it used to be :) I remember Outrun being in the student bar .... God I spent some money trying to beat it (and failing lol). Keep up the great work mate :)

[@SegaLordX]

Arcade Outrun was brutal. You really needed to be great at it to get to the end.

[@MrPGT]

All of that quality and you didn't even mention the fantastic "Ride on" controllers/cabinets. Thunder Blade and Enduro Racer were a couple of my favourites in the Ride On version, but most of the others were excellent, too.

[@SoulforSale]

Was very disappointed in there absence myself

[@Heaven-dy9lj]

Yeah seeing Space Harrier in 1986 in the arcades, it was like some portal had opened. Crowds gathering just looking. Could hear AAAAHHH on the beach lol. UK Sandown Isle Of Wight. 1986.

[@chrisnorton3494]

Great to hear someone else who gets misty over the good old days.

[@KesMonkey]

I love all of these games. Enduro Racer too.

[@archiep9162]

would love to see a follow-up of their 3D arcade games!

[@lightdark28]

While I am a bit too young to remember the 80s (was born then , just too young to remember anything really), one of the first games I ever played was the PC pot of Golden Axe. It probably laid the groundwork for me liking Sega as a developer as much as I do. Outrun is a particular favourite of mine, the soundtrack is great to say the least.

[@SegaLordX]

I still listen to Outrun's music regularly. It really was incredible.

[@VirtuaBros]

This was great! Lots of cool arcade experiences I missed out on as a kid. Any chance if doing a 90s sega arcade video? Might be a tall order...

[@SegaLordX]

It would be a heck of an undertaking. Maybe in parts.....

[@VirtuaBros]

@@SegaLordX Yeah it might not be a rabbit hole you want to jump down just yet. Seems like you have plenty of video ideas in the meantime.

[@RetroTech100]

What a great episode!

[@Sinisteve]

It’s crazy how outrun was 1986😳so ahead of its time

[@SegaLordX]

Many of these games were. The first time I saw them, it was a spectacle every single time.

[@tymaginnis7746]

Another great video!

[@svollzieher]

It must have been around 1986 ( I was 14 at that time ) when I first saw Space Harrier and Out Run in an arcade. Before I only knew some games on my Atari 2600 ( bought x-mas 1983 not knowing about the videogame-crash happening at that time ). It is an understatement then I say I was impressed. Some years later I could play some weak versions of these arcade-games on my C64. Memories of simpler times, good and bad.

[@Sinn0100]

You are so right about Sega...back then it was if they could see no limits and they went absolutely off the hook in the arcades. What always bothered me about Sega was they didn't include any hardware scaling on the Genesis. I know it would have driven the cost up but had they went with a minor upscaler they may have put themselves out of Nintendo's reach. At that time Nintendo was more about gaming in the home and I honestly don't think they had access to the same resources as Sega (programmers, artists, and the like). They had the money but were not as bleeding edge.

[@WEHRWULF8814]

Loved Shinobi, Altered Beast, E-Swat, Golden Axe, and Wrestle War

[@Michael-im5mq]

Do you consider the super scaler games and arcade games in general to be pretty immersive? The dopamine hit, the sounds, the ground breaking (for the time) graphics, the interactivity of the medium, and just being in "the zone" focusing on the game exclusively.

[@SegaLordX]

They definitely were back then. many of these games were difficult too, so you had to put some effort into beating them.

[@70smebbin]

man space harrier was my favorite game as a kid my dad used to take me to the bowling alley where hed go talk to his friends and smoke cigarettes and id get a bunch of quarters

[@CubamusPrime]

They need to release all these arcades to home consoles.

[@NYCJoeBlack]

I miss the Arcade game, Shinobi and Super Hang-On and Hang-On!

[@SoulforSale]

My favorite Sega arcade cabinet of all time was Enduro racer.

[@SegaLordX]

With the pull up handle bars. Yeah, it was awesome.

[@rogerspacebucks450]

My car license plate is 'Sega16B' in honor of the Sega arcade games.

[@bonesjackson81]

Sadly I pretty much missed all of this and arcades in general being too young. Early 90s I did get around a few arcades but there weren't many around. Aladdin's Castle is the only one I remember. That did have After Burner.

[@SegaLordX]

We had an Aladdin's Castle near us as well back in the day. They had a healthy supply of the Namco and Sega polygon games at least.

[@elgigante2001]

Ah, the Space Harrier music. I can help in my mind as soon as I hear it I also hear "Welcome to the Fantasy Zone." Or is that just me?

[@SegaLordX]

Nope, not just you. Epic music.

[@shotgunstanbo]

The old arcade days how good will they get.