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- whitespacecarpet
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While I love and miss old games I don't know if I would want to hear them without playing the game
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good times
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- rockstarmillionaire
- 4 months ago
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Cute idea, but I'm not sure how many people want to pay $20 to listen to someone else playing Burger Time.
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and if you have the song pac-man leaver than you already have one game right ther for only 99c if you use iTunes
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back when arcade machines had cigarette burns and built in ash trays
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- bigloutech
- 4 months ago
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Interesting for nostalgia, but that's about it. I can't see myself cruising around listening to this stuff.
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google Midway Park, outside of Jamestown NY (I believe in maple springs) and you will see a genuine amusement park of old- the arcade games there date back to the 1950's- they are the same games they had there 30 years ago. I especially like the "Fortune Teller" a mannequin of a fortune teller that gives you your fortune for 50 cents or so.....I'll never get too old to go to Midway!!
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- unclecharlie
- 4 months ago
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it was all recorded on a handheld tape recorder and the tapes sat around for 20 years before being "digitized", then this asshole charges you $15 dollars or $25 internationally... can you even hear anything? is it just kids screaming and faint beeps and whistles? I hereby offer my services to record your favorite arcade games' sounds and I will only charge you for the blank cd I put it on and maybe the first class stamp; so like $1.75 probably even cheaper. Do it!
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I don't want to buy this, but I really appreciate the collective effort of the persons who went about finding these awesome tunes.
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- lolitanimatronic
- 4 months ago
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The only people i can really see buying this are music producers who want to sample the effects for tunes.
Even then its $25 for 192 mp3's. Meh.






