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poshpenny

Ugh the Japanese stuff is so frustrating - We only ever get to see what's in the logbooks and maybe a couple of smuggled pieces of fancam - They are so tight with the copyright there it's nuts - They can't even perform their Japanese songs outside of Japan - I was Really hoping for Not Okay though - I quite like it and nearly the entire fanchant is in English! - So sad I didn't go to the bowling alley - I went to the arcade in the mall - I liked Q*Bert & Tempest and Galaga - We also played a lot of pinball If you wanna see how old I am - I payed actual quarters to play QIX on a full-size arcade console Take a glimpse at that exciting game play! https://youtu.be/qO4y0vc9IZI?si=h6QnAuJ-xqMpGB7k I also remember the day my dad brought home Pong and had to explain what a video game was

K-pop Auntie

You have me a bit on being able to go to the arcade at the mall. I was still too young to be allowed to do such things lol. But Pong, yes. I had an uncle who was still a teenager when I was young, and he had an Atari. This was before we got our first Nintendo in our house on that majestic Christmas morning. I always played Jungle Hunt on that Atari when we went to my grandma's.

poshpenny

There was an era when my parents took us to the mall arcade. I think we each got like $2 to play. I wasn't allowed to do anything without them until I was in high school and joined band. Ugh. We - or my brother at least - eventually got ATARI and Nintendo and stuff (they never gave things like that to me) but I mean original PONG. Just Pong. In a museum now PONG LOL http://computermuseum.50megs.com/images/collection/atari-pong.jpg I'm so old LOL

K-pop Auntie

To be fair, technology is moving very quickly. It makes us feel even older than we are. Don't get me started on accessing the internet via my Dad's business fax line from a CD-Rom that came in the mail.