Today's Office Debate: Greatest Arcade Game Ever?

[Murph]

And for the home

[car5nc]

[cookinwithgas]

cwg might know this one. One of my all time fav games and it wasn't that popular.

Crazy Climber

When that game came out there was always a crowd around it. The two handles that you had to move to get the climbing action going were pretty unique. It's pretty worthess without them, trying to play EE in MAME is useless.

[Jangler]

Sorry but I'm old...

Pinball and imagebam!!!

[pstall]

Here you go Mr. Picky...

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[pstall]

And for the home

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[Jangler]

I got one of these a couple of years ago cuz it had Adventure on it.

After all those years and I could still move through the maze...

[Panthro]

[I AM]

I agree with the TMNT, Captain America, and XMen posts... however, I used to look forward to going to our local grocery store as a kid because they had this game tucked away in a corner...

[Murph]

I remember playing killer shark at the Carolina Beach Boardwalk arcade in the early 70's

[pstall]

I remember playing killer shark at the Carolina Beach Boardwalk arcade in the early 70's

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[Epistaxis]

[Scrumtrilescent]

Global thermonuclear war.

oh man yeah!! And that great Evel Knieval game.

At the boardwalk at Myrtle, they just tore it down and I can't remember the name but they had one great sit down game similar to the shark game called F-14. You were like in your own personal cockpit and could go 180 degrees to shoot enemy jets. SUWEEET

Afterburner?

[pstall]

Global thermonuclear war.

Afterburner?

By Jove I think that's it.