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Bro you haven't posted here in like 5 years, where you beenJust got my Storm Collectibles KOF98 Ultimate Match Orochi figure.
Oh, and this guy too
Bro you haven't posted here in like 5 years, where you beenJust got my Storm Collectibles KOF98 Ultimate Match Orochi figure.
Oh, and this guy too
Been busy dealing with a little thing called life.Bro you haven't posted here in like 5 years, where you been
Bro you haven't posted here in like 5 years, where you been
Find out in... five years.You gonna take that?
Why is turtles and stranger things a thing?
Nice weren’t these available as a separate set as well? Or are they different?Got them outta the boxen. Netflix figs will probably get sold or tossed. But the toitles look rad.
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Wasn't one of Atari's great games from 1983. As Charley Chuck, the idea is to get to the ice cream cone and eat it before it melts away. 4 different chefs pop out of holes and try and attack you. There's various foods lying around that you and the chefs can attack each other with. Avoid chefs, thrown food and open holes. A rather bleh game however a vintage Atari cabinet that they were famous for the time period.Got another Replicade from New Wave Toys.
I know nothing about this game, I just like the classic Atari artwork and cabinet designs.
Wasn't one of Atari's great games from 1983. As Charley Chuck, the idea is to get to the ice cream cone and eat it before it melts away. 4 different chefs pop out of holes and try and attack you. There's various foods lying around that you and the chefs can attack each other with. Avoid chefs, thrown food and open holes. A rather bleh game however a vintage Atari cabinet that they were famous for the time period.
The original arcade joystick was an analog style comprised of a centering-bellows and two potentiometers which made it worse than the similar Berzerk and Frenzy, which had 9 way optical sticks until they were eventually replaced with 8 way sticks. Bubbles, a similar game minus firing used a 49 way stickit's just to hard to aim w/ a single joystick. If it was a twin stick maybe it would have had more merit, but even then not as interestng as some of Atari's other classics or something like Robotron. But i do love the old Atari designs and artwork.
I'd say of the ones I own so far my favorite is either Tempest of Centipede.
The original arcade joystick was an analog style comprised of a centering-bellows and two potentiometers which made it worse than the similar Berzerk and Frenzy, which had 9 way optical sticks until they were eventually replaced with 8 way sticks. Bubbles, a similar game minus firing used a 49 way stick
Another kick-ass Atari cabinet from their glory days was Crystal Castles![]()