In a message dated 6/29/2001 6:30:18 AM Eastern Daylight Time,
aramos@ele-mental.org writes:
<< > I've noticed a peculiar influx of questions to me over the last 6 months
of
> people looking for the "classics"-- you know, like Mortal Kombat and the
> original Street Fighter 2. :-/ Seems there's maybe a new generation making
> their way into the scene... >>
One problem that I have with calling the above 2 games "classics" - they
only had an earning potential for about one year. Put one on a route today,
and it might collect $20 a week from people playing it for the "nostalgia".
HOWEVER, you put a Tempest machine in a decent location, and it's
earning upwards of $100 a week. And this is from customers of ALL ages
playing it. Not bad for a 20 year old machine that has true staying power.
Bottom line in my opinion - "violence enhanced" revisions of Karate Champ
can never hold a candle to the real vector classics that are good original
games.
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Received on Fri Jun 29 09:03:44 2001
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