Re: free Black Widow cabinet

When I would go over for the summers to see family. Yeah, you're right
about seeing alot more kino/arcade places there. Hmmm... Maybe the rules
are different by state or they weren't enforced where you were? I don't
think I spent any time in them before I was 18. I definitely remember the
signs "Unter 18 verboten" or something like that and don't remember seeing
kids in them. I was always in the North near Hamburg.

Any Germans (or Europeans) who can give us some better insight? Maybe I
should take this thread to RGVAC.

"David Haynes" <haynesdl@nwfl.net>@lists.cc.utexas.edu on 11/12/99 04:19:15
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I was in Germany from late 82 to 85. High school age. Probably saw more
arcade/kino places than I ever did in the states.

And there were always young kids in playing the videos (vector, so this is
on topic).

Where did you get that idea?

David Haynes

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Sent: Friday, November 12, 1999 2:19 PM
Subject: Re: free Black Widow cabinet

>
> I know in Germany they were lumped into the same group as gambling
machines
> and no one under 18 was allowed to touch a gambling machine. I think
that
> probably limited the market...just slightly. And it's probably much
> tougher to reel in new customers at 18 because they're just at the
driving
> age and they've probably discovered LOVE! OK, OK. LUST! They were also
> more expensive to play.
Received on Fri Nov 12 15:48:51 1999