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I clicked link expecting the likes of Defender and Joust. Nope.

• PopAlongKid 2y ago
  I too was hoping for something about the 25-cents-per-play video arcades, I was partial to Xevious and Gravitar. (Which are still available in one form or another, either on PC or Playstation). Except, I was already not a kid at the time, late 1970s to mid 1980s peak game arcade experience. Maybe the title should include "games their grandparents love".
• empressplay 2y ago
  There's a local retro video arcade frequented by all ages and the older patrons dominate the high score tables :)
• vintermann 2y ago
  I think your expectations of how long generations are, are a little off...
  • jhbadger 2y ago
    Lots of GenXers still have small children. Not everyone has kids in their twenties.
  • aidenn0 2y ago
    I was born in 1980; I have 4 kids ranging from 11-17 and played Joust as a kid.
• joezydeco 2y ago
  My kid wanted to try my Robotron 2084 standup in the basement. He first got confused by the lack of continues, then just gave up because he was playing for free.