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post 1692630503 10-31-2023, 07:32 PM
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Who had an Aladdins Castle in their local mall growing up

If so. Can remember the smell the sounds of the video games. That was in 80s . Early 90s when street fighter 2 came on the scene. You would have like 20 guys surrounding the arcade cabinet it was indeed a special time for gamers back then
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post 1692630613 10-31-2023, 07:35 PM
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Didn't have an Aladdin's Castle but had a couple arcades nearby. The arcades were truly special and era defining.
post 1692630753 10-31-2023, 07:38 PM
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Originally Posted By latverian41
If so. Can remember the smell the sounds of the video games. That was in 80s . Early 90s when street fighter 2 came on the scene. You would have like 20 guys surrounding the arcade cabinet it was indeed a special time for gamers back then
Used to live in there. They would sell 4 tokens for a dollar but you could buy 40 for $5. We used to play games until the token line was long enough and then sell tokens 4 for $1. Then go 20 yards away to the bank and change our $1's for $5's and return.

I have an original Donkey Kong Jr in my house from 1982. Every few months I turn it on and am always amazed that it still works. It sits in my house like artwork.
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post 1692630833 10-31-2023, 07:40 PM
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Originally Posted By PaulJerome
Used to live in there. They would sell 4 tokens for a dollar but you could buy 40 for $5. We used to play games until the token line was long enough and then sell tokens 4 for $1. Then go 20 yards away to the bank and change our $1's for $5's and return.

I have an original Donkey Kong Jr in my house from 1982. Every few months I turn it on and am always amazed that it still works. It sits in my house like artwork.
Kong Jr was always much more fun than the original
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post 1692630893 10-31-2023, 07:41 PM
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