What was your favorite coin Arcade game?

[HarrisonIsStillPosting]

Reported for trolling off topic.

[FoxxHound]

Dance like a bawse.

[Grozmok]

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[MrSparkle001]

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playthrough, because I doubt many know it:

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Fun fact: Arthur in this game is modeled after King Arthur from the movie Excalibur.

[Stragor]

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My friends and i played the shit outta this in middle school.

[MrSparkle001]

Gauntlet Legends was a great game. It came out at the end of the arcade era. I would definitely like to see it made into a PC game.

[Nirgon]

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Gauntlet Legends was a great game. It came out at the end of the arcade era. I would definitely like to see it made into a PC game.

It made it to PS2, beat it, pgood

Rock shower > all

In a note related to SF2, nothing better than everyone lined up to beat you and get off of the machine or being in that line and beating that guy. Definitely some high-five bro down moments, even if I was a littluns. People's champ from an early age bros.

[Yardcore]

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I was one bad ass MTFK in these two games, especially KI2.

SF series, I was ok and I am REALLY bad at Tekken lol.

[MrSparkle001]

Did you guys have the Street Fighter/Mortal Kombat rule where challengers would line their quarters up on the screen to take turns, and winner stays/loser leaves? It was almost like a fight club at my arcade.

[dhoushi]

Originally Posted by MrSparkle001 [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Did you guys have the Street Fighter/Mortal Kombat rule where challengers would line their quarters up on the screen to take turns, and winner stays/loser leaves? It was almost like a fight club at my arcade.

Yes that was the standard where I played. At times have a row of about 8 quarters lined up, with a group of young men waiting to beat the shit out of each other at street fighter.

Good times.

At one point at Dave and Busters they added a street fighter collection arcade machine. That was amazing, having a few drinks with the buds while we fought each other. Amazing.