Reply With QuoteSomething about the Atari 2600. I don't remember exactly.
Wow, memories.Originally Posted by Bacon
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Lionel Playworld was better.
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Something about the Atari 2600. I don't remember exactly.
Wow, memories.
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Locking myself in the TV Room to play Pitfall (2600) on my birthday. During a huge party my mom planned out with like every kid I knew at the time. They were all "where's Jeff?!" I wouldnt come out until I got to the the next level. Little did I know at the time there wasnt a next level in an unbeatable Pitfall.
Last edited by Jetman; 10 Jul 2006 at 02:34 PM.
Oh snaps I remember Lionel Playworld the only one I could go to was the one in Philly on Castor Ave and Aramingo Blvd in Port Richmond. My G-dad would take me there and that was the only place that had hard to find SMS games.
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Watching my cousins play their Fairchild around 1982-83, although I can't recall if I actually got to play myself.
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The first videogame I ever played was a Pac Man Jr. arcade cab. It was at this wing place in West Orange. The wing place is still there, by the way.
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Playing PacMan and Q-bert at some mom and pop pizza shop. I think I was in kindergarten but I can't quite remember.
Playing a super pong with my brother when i was three.
I still have it, but it doesn't work that well (doesn't keep track of score, so it never ends)
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My grandmother had a pong clone of some sort in her basement when I was really little. It was one of the ones with the light-gun rifle so you could shoot at the screen. Damn, flashback.
Space Invaders and Berzerk at an arcade with my dad.
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