X-MEN ARCADE - HISTORY of one of THE GREATEST EVER !? - Retro Gaming

[@SMASHINGblargharghar]

I have so many great memories with this game. At the time, the only place that I knew it was available was Chuck E. Cheese, and the only way for me to get there was to be part of a friend or classmates birthday party. Needless to say, I always tried really hard (and was often successfully able) to convince them to have their birthday party there, just so I could play some more. And for those that are unfamiliar with Chuck E. Cheese, you're in for a wild ride. There's a dude in a giant rat costume. Overpriced and bad pizza is served. There's some mechanical puppet shows and they're kind of terrifying. It has a huge arcade and a playpen riddled with every possible substance that a child could deliver. If you went in the ballpit as a child, you're likely immune to the corona virus and will live forever. What a place.

[@thisisallthereis]

Tell me a story

[@andrewlawrence5934]

Used to play it there too, rocker! Was obsessed with it.

[@Imozart0341I]

That’s enough X Chicken

[@projectgraham414]

You forgot that you may actually BE a mutant after emerging from the giant Petri dish that is the ball pit 😂

[@UFCWWE69]

Thanks grandma, tell me another story please

[@ComicGladiator]

This and Turtles are the gold standard in side scrollers. If you've never played this on the 6-player cabinet, you have never lived.

[@joselombana8381]

Fun times. A 6 six player game that could accommodate me my three brothers my cousin and childhood friend.

[@joselombana8381]

The old school cartoon where Wolverine who is Canadian has an Australian accent then then five years later an actor who is Australian plays Wolverine who is a Canadian.

[@rickhoes6326]

Wonderful sentiment but these games aren't really what can be called side-scrollers. That would be Bad Dudes, Shinobi, Altered Beast or Kung Fu Master. THOSE are side-scrollers, or action games. Turtles, X-men, Double Dragon, Golden Axe and the like are all BEAT'EM-UPS.

[@tyreezy87]

Add The Simpsons to that list...

[@NYCJoeBlack]

Whomever needs to get the license to this game (KONAMI?) needs to do so and do it ASAP, so that these gems, including The Simpsons Arcade can be made playable on the Nintendo Switch!!

[@Launchpad05]

2:10 Actually, that's Steve Ditko. Co-creator of Spider-Man with Stan Lee. As well as the creator of the second Blue Beetle, (Ted Cord) and The Question.

[@darthramious1639]

Glad somebody pointed this out

[@derekshropshire2513]

At the 2:07 mark yep you beat me to it.

[@-raist]

Glad that you pointed it out, was going to but you did it already.

[@isinganddootherthings4616]

Also Doctor Strange

[@KarakTo]

It's Kord, actually, but other than spelling, you are correct.

[@naheemquattlebaum2267]

YES!!! The soundtrack to this game was amazing!

[@dravenvandross8281]

Definitely one of the greatest X-Men games ever I remember playing this game with my cousins when I was a kid this X-Men arcade game was just fantastic to play especially with four to six players now that was just freaking phenomenal.

[@CheapJabroni]

Really?

[@PrinceWatercressXadara]

One of the few arcade games I ever saw the ending to on the actual arcade machine. It took a lot of quarters for me to get through, but it was a heck of a fun game to play. Amazing how the game still holds up.

[@Nick_Nightingale]

Why couldn't Acclaim make deals with Konami and release home versions of X-Men, The Simpsons, Aliens. 32x or Saturn ports would have been killer apps.

[@Hektols]

Agree. Saturn even had a six players adaptator that would have allowed a full arcade experience. I guess that it was due to Capcom owning the X-Men rights at that time, but it's all right, they made Children of the Atom and it led Marvel Superheroes and the Marvel VS Capcom series.

[@Nick_Nightingale]

@@Hektols I agree some what. I think Sega had X-Men/Spiderman home rights for a time and then I believe Acclaim got Spiderman and possibly Wolverine (Adamantium Rage?). Capcom had X-Men and Marvel SNES games. I'm glad that it seems WB (DC) and Marvel are getting more control of their properties with regards to current videogames. However, I wish their was a better effort to have collections of these comic book games.

[@simonfennix5563]

The closest to home release was back on PS3. They allowed the Downloads of both the X-Men and Simpsons

[@areaman5959]

LJN owned the console license for Xmen

[@Da1shocker]

They owned the exclusive rights for the consoles for a certain period of time. Plus given Ack-Lame track record they would have been terrible ports.

[@howlinglobo1982]

The double screen six player cabinet is the only one I've ever seen and played on. A true gem in my childhood. I sacrificed so many quarters to this beast.

[@galmorzu]

Was I the only one who really loved playing Dazzler? I loved that light grenade.

[@stevensonchambers5577]

Anyone who frequented arcades when this game was at the height of its popularity will forever remember this timeless classic. Short, simple, frantic, and fun. Arcade perfection.

[@stevenfunderburg1623]

The picture at 2:10 is of Steve Ditko.

[@vidlink]

Love this game. I spent so much time at the arcades playing this game when I was very young.

[@gill9775]

Don't know if it was mentioned previously in the comments, but this game was in fact released on Xbox 360 and PS3, I still have the download license on my 360. If I remember though I think the PS3 version could allow up to 6 players due to 360 only having a limit of 4 controllers. Something I'd have to recheck by hooking it up again.

[@dariusq8894]

TRIVIA BIT: There were only two voice actors tapped to produce the voice samples for the game - Kyle Hebert (all the men) & Mela Lee (all the women).

[@richborn6700]

Kyle Hebert, voice of Gohan from Funimations english dub of Dragonball

[@alanblyth9730]

There used to be an urban legend going around the Internet back in the day that suggested that the producers of the show accidentally blew their entire 13 episode budget on one episode. I found this believable back then because that one episode looked miles better than anything else the studio had produced lol

[@bhlakbatosai]

Yeah...that's why Wolverine spoke like an Aussie because it was Zartan's voice actor.

[@susanfit47]

Their arcade debut had a number of different configurations but its largest one allowed six players to co-0p through the adventure together on a giant cabinet equipped with a double monitor setup. One monitor was hidden below inside the cabinet and reflected up to create a widescreen effect allowing all six players to see what was going on. It was similar to the same technique used by Taito in '86, ’87, '89, and '92 using a three monitor setup for their Darius, Sagaia, The Ninja Warriors, and Warrior Blade: Rastan Saga Episode 3 to create a triple widescreen (but which only had 2-player co-op) and Tecmo's Tecmo Bowl in '87. It was a far cry from Galaxian 3’s 28-player theater but small enough to fit into a local arcade with room to spare. The original arcade cabinet supported up to 4-players and used the exact same hardware hugely popular Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, and its sequel Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Turtles in Time, Crime Fighters, Punk Shot, The Simpsons, Vendetta, Sunset Riders, and G.I. Joe.

[@ReaverPrime]

Metamorphic Force is made by the same team with many of the same assets. Its obscure but damn is it a good one.

[@lorddeimos3129]

I'loved this magnificent game, legions of enemies AND bosses hardest,good times....

[@kadosho02]

This game is a gem. Plus a must play for anyone who loves comics or gaming. It was fun, wild, and challenging 😊

[@idontcare6262]

Wow perfect timing. Right now,Im working on a custom figure of Cyclops, in the outfit from this game. This is exactly the kind of content I want to watch at the moment.

[@Rgoid]

If this game was based on the 1992 animated series: Cyclops, Storm and Wolverine would wear their costumes from the show. Colossus, Nightcrawler and Dazzler would be replaced by Beast, Gambit and Rogue. Kitty Pryde would be replaced by Jubilee. Sabertooth and Omega Red would be among the bosses.

[@joseaguirre4642]

I love the resource material and commentary on your videos so much that I started watching ads even some of the longer ones 😂

[@tonythepokemonguy751]

“Go save the city!” Boy professor X can be so demanding

[@TheEaglesfan160]

Wish they would put this game back on the Xbox. Loved playing it online with other people

[@markmedinabattletrix781]

This cabinet compared to TMNT & The Simpsons was the only one that demanded at least one play session whenever and wherever it was encountered. We mostly had the four player version, but on occasion we would run into the six player one for some made fun.

[@martinhardy6665]

oh wow I forgot about that Simpsons game hahaha thx

[@MeatSnax]

The "6 playable characters" at a time thing is so genius. You're much less likely to get off the cabinet after a game over if your 5 friends are still playing. Birthday party? You can all either split off onto different games, watch and take turns, or just play X-Men. The presentation alone encouraged me to just not stop hitting continue, I don't know what it was, but X Men was one of the few games I was ok with dumping all my quarters into.

[@whipedge]

the factory in stage 2 had the best music

[@ProductionSktT]

It's one of the rare games i managed to end in arcade when I was a teen(not counting the various times I won on emulator). I was in an arcade with a friend of mine and some guys were playing the game. We didn't want to disturb but at some point we were like "ok let's get in". The guys were ok to play with us and we ended up playing the damn game with my friend along with 4 strangers. We did lost some tokens but i had a blast teaming up with some dudes to kick Magneto's ass. In the end, everyone was like "cool" and we all went on our separate ways, without asking for our names or whatever. It was just six guys playing an X-Men game, wining and going home. Still one of my best gaming memories to this day

[@shawnswint1521]

If Arcade 1up Ever Does an Arcade Home Cabinet for the X-Men. Then it Has to be 4 Player like the TMNT Arcade Machine Cabinet. 6 Player Would be Far too big.

[@RigbyD-d1v]

It has been confirmed that it will be 4-player.

[@RigbyD-d1v]

Are you interested?

[@clotasantana62]

Yeah but it's like 700.00

[@shawnswint1521]

@@clotasantana62 Then that's a No for me.

[@RigbyD-d1v]

I hope Konami re-releases the game for PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X and S, and Nintendo Switch.

[@benmcreynolds8581]

I have the most nostalgic connection with my dad driving me to the next town over to play this arcade game with me. That Nightcrawler version, I loved. From the 90s animated series.

[@kailig9190]

So happy to have picked this up on Xbox 360 before it was removed!

[@spartangrizzly3086]

Same here. Got Simpsons, X-Men, and others on Xbox Live. X-Men is my favorite though.

[@Metaltribesman87]

Love this game I'm able to play it at my local retro game store

[@Metaltribesman87]

It's a 4 player cab, I havent seen a 6 player cabinet in a long time

[@luisreyes1963]

Fun Fact: The Japanese version of X-Men has certain enemies when beaten will drop life energy capsules, as well as mutant power orbs.

[@bhlakbatosai]

It was the settings. U.S. arcades use to turn power ups off to bleed us kids of our quarters.

[@willn8664]

I'm probably one of the few people to pick Dazzler.

[@Rando1975]

The only time I saw people use Dazzler would be if the other 5 X-Men were already being used.

[@MCHD4]

Dazzler is a great character in this game along with storm because of their long range physical attack.

[@natedog69420]

Dazzler and nightcrawler were the sheet

[@a.b.8606]

I remember finishing it with my cousin, uncle and brother @ Future Kids Arcade located in the basement of khaligiyah Tower @ kuwait city. It was the 4 player version. Cheers!

[@night-x6793]

There three things I remember about this game. First thing I remember is playing this monster size arcade machine at the local bowling alley, next one is there is a two player version at a skiing place that I went to for a school field trip as well place had a old Fun House pinball machine which is one of my favorite pinball games, and the last part is if not the best part is it only cost one quarter to play where if you die in the middle it cost a quarter to continue playing unlike most arcade games I played in the 90's that cost way over 50 cents. I'm very sure you wouldn't be disappointed with the game unless you forgot pack few extra quarters.

[@chaseman94]

I remember it cost me and my cousin $22 to play through the game at the grocery store while my mom and auntie was shopping.

[@mujiha]

The answer is Yes. Next video

[@joselombana8381]

A six player game that me my three brothers one of my cousin and childhood friend could all play together. I remember everyone fighting to be Wolverine and Nightcrawler. I was always Storm.

[@KarakTo]

I was always either Nightcrawler or Colossus, usually Nightcrawler. He wasn't as popular around here.

[@killersentra]

I loved this game. I would sit there and play this game until I was out of quarters. Most days I only had 2.00 in change to play this. All together I had to spent at least 7-10K on this game. NO DOUBT. I loved it. I fell asleep next to this game at the arcade. I used to have to use a booster stand to see the screen it lol. That is how big X-men was. Huge man. Everyone loved it. We had the toys. We had the cars. We had the clothes and wallets.... man it's priceless to go back to experience it again.

[@absoluteclownworld]

This might be the Arcade game I sunk the most quarters in, this or marvel vs capcom. Loved this x men game when I was a kid.

[@reagandow850]

Another amazing video from an amazing series from THE most AMAZING CREATOR!! ;)

[@TopHatGamingManChannel]

Thanks again!

[@ivanhenley]

I played the crap out of this game back in the day. It kept me coming to the arcade when my local arcade got rid of the TMNT game (which irked me endlessly). Nightcrawler and Dazzler were my go-to characters. It was pretty fun going solo, but it was endlessly awesome when other players were in on it too. I also liked that, after the credits, it looped back to the beginning and kept going so that it didn't feel like that one more coin was wasted just to finish off Magneto. There was one time I was playing as Nightcrawler and all other five characters were taken by other players. The dude playing Storm kept laughing his ass off every time I had Nightcrawler jumping on fallen enemies. It never failed. Every single time Nightcrawler hit downed enemies... raucous laughter from my immediate right. It never seemed to get old for him, either. By the final stage, he would still crack up at that every bit as much as he had in stage one. It was crazy. Even back then I got why there was never a home port of the six-player version, but since they'd done a four-player version as well, I thought they could have at least tried a home multi-player version on the SNES using the SNES Multitap (I also wished they'd done this for Battletoads Arcade, another favorite of mine). Sure, it wouldn't have been exactly like the arcade game, but it would have been something. After all, Turtles In Time made a good SNES game. (And speaking of the Multitap... but, what's the use?) Anyway. It was an incredibly fun game, especially with other people.

[@Globalastral5]

6p cabinet is available at Barcade in Chelsea, NYC

[@ZyxthePest]

"Before finally facing off in an encounter with the Jugernaut...BITCH!" Alright, you're going to jail.

[@Dreweybaby]

Alien vs predator was my FAV! Super addictive but this game stole so much of my quarters at my corner store lol lol

[@stretchlimo7275]

Would’ve been great if you could have added a half second or two of the games sound, the game had some awesome sound effects and music

[@spoonimefan]

I could be wrong, but I think I remember someone putting out a somewhat similar side-scrolling beat-em-up for the GBA that might have re-used scaled-down assets from this game. I remember having and playing what I'm referring to b/c the graphics and play style reminded me SO MUCH of *this* game.

[@captaindeadpool980]

I have a Pandora's box 4+. Honestly I have played all beat em ups over last 2 years. Yet I do find myself playing so many games you keep reviewing like Sat night slam, to sf2 123+# turbo champion hyper rainbow edition, actually yeah do a SF2 Rainbow edition M1, M2, M3, M4, M5, M6 & M7 versions. Now that would be great

[@angelusumbrae]

"X-MEN, WELCOME... TO DIE!" Lmao I LOVED this game. They had the six player version at the arcade by my grandparents house in the second half of the 90s. The only problem was the Storm controls had a broken attack button, so she could only jump and use her special. But Cyclops, Wolverine, Nightcrawler, Colossus... and Dazzler lol all worked. And every time me and the other kids in their neighborhood went there, I always tried to get them to join me to play this absolute masterpiece. Yes, the dialog was nonsense. But the gameplay was so dope.

[@thackest2k]

Always a joy to play in the arcade the soundtrack was a joy to listen to Capcom and Konami just knew how to nail fight em up in the late 80s early 90s

[@Nutzo247]

"I AM MAGNETO MASTER OF MAGNET..."

[@slangenir7791]

“X-men, welcome to DIE!”

[@RetroRespawn]

Great video as always, Top Hat. 6 player arcade gameplay looks insane.

[@krisfrederick5001]

"Welcome to DIE!" I remember playing the 6 player multi-screen version at the Mall as a kid, epic. Yes, Malls and arcades...👀 The irony...Wolverine in "Pryde of the X-Men" was Australian.

[@timephire]

You know that the Juggernaut means business when he brings a bazooka into battle. He wasn't playing around. ;o)

[@Falkentyne07]

I remember this game. You could beat it on one credit (no continues), but you had to know how to deal with some of the cheap traps in that game and the boss patterns. I think Storm was the easiest to use to 1 credit it. Beat it several times with her. TMNT1 had similar patterns and I was able to beat that one too. Simpsons was hard, I could make it to the last boss but coudn't beat him. Turtles in Time was impossible due to the "Stealth nerfs" which would kill solo players who took more than 5 minutes and 9 seconds to pass a level (this could be avoided until the Pirate ship map, when even if you used a stopwatch to time the "kill bomb", there was just not enough time to react because the level floor was closer to the top of the screen.

[@khiclark31]

I live this game. I played Nightcrawler the most and Storm 2nd

[@andrewlawrence5934]

This game was life back in the day.

[@roysourboy4380]

Back in the early 90s, I was 10 or so and there was an arcade very near where I was living. It took me a while to really aknowledge that big Xmen machine and back then I was thinking that Wolverine's name is XMEN !! I was playing the snes game Spiderman Xmen : arcade revenge and it was then that I became more and more interested about the characters names and details , stuff like SCOTT SUMMERS aka CYCLOPS . Then I went back to the arcade with that info in mind and the game felt great !! It was still a hard game to finish and I would only get past lvl1 or lvl2. At one point my mom brought me to the arcade and she watched me play some. Good memories !!

[@anthonybalista7421]

I used to go to the arcade in our mall when I was like...5 I think and I would pump all of my quarters into this game. Played it every week for probably 2 years straight.

[@aztecwhistle9122]

Hats off to you Top Hat Gaming Man. Much respect for this.

[@bedwablackburn]

This one hits close to the heart as over my years I've played the 2,4 and 6 player versions of this game. Always a fond memory and always preferred Wolverine

[@MikeDeeJackson]

*The Juggernaut.... BITCH* HE SAID IT... HE SAID THE THING!

[@britneyspearsvillarosa]

My late wonderful Dad as a kid in the 60's and early 70's had Issue #1 X-Men and Issue #1 Fantastic Four

[@ciredark]

Another excellent video! Top Hat reviews are always a welcome addition to my KZbin feed...

[@garytravis5669]

Nobody ever wanted to be dazzler. Although she had the most mutant power. Everybody was reaching for wolverine lol.

[@carmelosgro6413]

I live in Sydney Australia & remember a 6 player version in the city. My local arcade had the 4 player version

[@Egganopolis82]

I remember being a kid when the 6 pllayer version came out. Omg those where good times.

[@SomeOrangeCat]

Oh Konami...what happened to you?

[@rmeddy]

Truly a classic , I used to play 6 player in my home town, it's a shame it never had a port for Snes or Sega The music in this game was amazing, Dance with a Crocodile is a work of genius

[@midwestmonster9886]

I used to play this game as a kid. When I was eleven, I managed to beat the game on one quarter using Nightcrawler.

[@donskiver]

Back when I was a kid, I remember going to the pac-man arcade in Pasadena all the time back in the early 90s and playing the shit out of this game (as well as several other games) with my brothers.

[@leecroft1983]

One of the greatest, no but it’s pretty good.

[@lqnumber1]

I worked at Chuck E. Cheese mane. This, metal slug, guilty gear, the simpsons was able to beat them all

[@justinshaw7826]

I love this arcade game. They need to re release this back on the major game platforms.

[@GothicXlightning]

side note Scott Summers will always be the true ultimate Captain America to me and something greater than that, the Captain of the X-Gene people and the very first X-Man

[@davidfromkyushu6870]

Ah, this video smells like every Pizza Hut I visited in the early 1990s.

[@KarakTo]

That's where I played it

[@alejandromolinac]

HAHAHAHA! I remember this game being everywhere in the early 90's! Proper Arcade Places.... Movie theaters..... Airports....Malls..... there were 2 versions of the machine.... The HUGE 6 player one and a smaller one.... Geez! I am old!

[@hermitfolgrim6126]

This was my favorite arcade game as a kid, also how I met my future wife. keep up the great work TOP HAT!!!!

[@GothicXlightning]

'X-MEN WELCOME TO DIIIIIE'' much love Magneto and beautiful X-Gene people

[@stant2687]

I used to play this at the arcade at circus circus in Las Vegas when I was a kid. So fun. Dropped some serious coin on this game..... Sadly I never beat it 😭

[@wes5619]

Definitely one of the top 10 ever. The first TMNT was my personal favorite.

[@iwanttocomplain]

As I sat watching this video I sat on a sofa which is where I always sit when watching videos on my laptop I respirated using my lungs, which is normal for a human. My heart beat at roughy 30bpm, which is the average heart rate for a healthy human. I took the opportunity to eat four Weetabix, which I topped with some brown sugar, which was sweet and provided me with some temporary nourishment which entered my stomach to be digested and broken down into a form my body could make use of in producing energy to continue living for a while longer, which is standard fare for eating and the digestive process. On a few occasions I scratched my face and occasionally repositioned myself to get a more comfortable position. I'm sure you can all agree, my watching of this video was totally MAAAD...

[@DubKings]

I loved that game and still do, there is a local Barcade that has it. I also bought it for the iPhone some years ago, unfortunately it hasn't received updates for the newer OS's. I didn't know it was once on PSN, I hope it still is.

[@boxerblake1]

Before I start watching the video, yes. It is one of the best arcade games ever made ;)

[@McDylbot]

Nice (and subtle) Back To The Future reference. Tip of the hat to you sir. :-)

[@LowellLucasJr.]

Konami really knew how to make fantastic and addictive Arcade games with little to work with. ( Xmen had to work with a failed Xmen pilot and even the Simpsons had only the 1st 2 seasons worth of material). Yet, made some truly epic and memorable gameplay that still made us fans clammer with our quaters to play more!!!!

[@thisistheend_777]

They need to bring it back to PSN now!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@martinhardy6665]

Thanks for the memories. I didnt remember how bad the fighting animations and fluidity were. This game was greater in my memories :P That arcade setup was amazing, although it must be annoying playing on the far sides. That Gaunlet game was also amazing in those years, with the huge screen far away from the control panels. And then came that Nascar game :D I remember as a kid in vacation with my family in the US, all I wanted to do was go to the arcades to play this X-Men game, the Terminator shooter and Street Fighter 2 :P instead of the boring beach hahaha

[@Lastjustice]

A local pizza hut had the 6 player game, I loved going thru it even if it was a quarter muncher. Playing the game again on my PS3, it's far easier than the cranked up arcade setting, and the japanese version works it so you only lose health when you fire off the mutant power without an orb rather than always losing health. There's also health powers up and bonus orbs thats enemies drop.

[@Batz130]

Well done. Need this game on the next wave of modern consoles

[@bhlakbatosai]

I'm so mad at myself I didn't download it to my PS3 before Disney forced them to remove it and everything Marvel from the PSN store when they had beef with Fox. Had so many great memories playing 6player in arcades.

[@NYCJoeBlack]

Whomever needs to get the license to this game (KONAMI?) needs to do so and do it ASAP, so that these gems, including The Simpsons Arcade can be made playable on the Nintendo Switch!!

[@Amorphith]

I use to play this game all the time ! So nostalgic

[@khamankhoma8232]

Ooh, my favorite. Yeeeeeeaaaaaaaahhhhh...

[@SSJBart-jb5dw]

0:23 finally realized it at 3:18 is that MAME? Players 1-4 assigned the same buttons? Did I do this to my game too? Yeaaaaaaaaaaaaah!

[@mightydread3116]

X Men is heavily influenced by the segregation of the Afro Americans in the south. Professor X is based on MLK and Magneto is based on Malcom X in terms of their political views. Stan lee admitted this in one of his later interviews

[@82avidfan]

@@samto7857 You are correct. The character development of those characters didn't take place until Chris Claremont took over writing.

[@82avidfan]

@@samto7857 You are correct. The character development of those characters didn't take place until Chris Claremont took over writing.

[@ZeroGRacer]

The retconing of History by the SJW Woke Mob is really annoying now/ Stan Lee admitted he want to have Teenage Who felt like outcast. Go back to very old Stan Lee videos. The MLK Malcolm X dynamic was never apart of it, until way later. All too add some weight to the story line. Now the troupe is over played & tiresome. This is coming from a person of color too. SJW's love re writing history/

[@miller3930]

I was lucky enought to to play the 6 player cabinet for the first time in an arcade at a place called Lester's in Burnaby BC.( Canada ) beat it the first time but with a lot of people and a lot of quarters at a birthday party. The next Monday at school nobody belived my wild stories of a six player two screen X-men arcade game. They also had it at a Billiards hall on Scott Road a Chuck.E.Cheese in Coquitlam and at the arcade at the Playland ( P.N.E ) in Vancouver. I was lucky and bought the game on the PS network before it was taken down for copyright reasons with the ability to play both the six player and the four player options plus the option of the North American release and the Japanese release , the Japanese version being the only one to have life and Mutan Power-Up's. Some of the voice actors were also changed in the PS release. To this day I can still play the four player version at a family funplex called Castel Fun Park in Abbotsford BC. However the cabinet has not been properly maintained as Wolverine sometimes ( most of the time) randomly starts walking backwards.

[@khanthevideogamehunter2946]

This game was super hard I lost alot of quarters on this game.

[@ryanblackwell1474]

Great Video!