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I remember playing this version in the arcade at Golf & Stuff aka Castles & Coasters in Phoenix AZ. The arcade attendants would yell at you for 'hitting the ga
by snarfy 4y ago
I remember playing this version in the arcade at Golf & Stuff aka Castles & Coasters in Phoenix AZ.
The arcade attendants would yell at you for 'hitting the game'.
- trentnix 4y agoI played the pneumatic version at an arcade on the Riverwalk in San Antonio. I had played the 6-button version before that a few times and was really intrigued by the giant buttons. Unfortunately, it was quickly apparent that the pneumatic controls were atrocious. That said, I just loved the idea of all of the different types of fighters going head-to-head. I loved Enter the Dragon and Bloodsport. I had been a huge fan of Karateka on the Apple II and Ye Are Kung Fu in the arcade. Street Fighter was like Ye Are Kung Fu on steroids, but even the 6-button controls weren’t very good. When SFII brought the concept and controls together, it was love at first sight. I’ve been a big SF2 fan ever since and prefer it and its variants over all of the sequels.
- mch82 4y agoOne of the few remaining arcades that’s still a lot of fun!