- Worst game i played was in 1991 at the boardwalk in Atlantic City NJ. It was "Time Traveler" the holographic game made by Sega. It sucked 75 cents from my pocket and in 1991 at the arcade that was a BIG spend!


Great article its like the arcade out of my nightmares. Hard games never bothered me but after Time Travelers i never gave my money to a "gimmick game" ever againdedalusdedalus wrote:I tended to go with sociological proof--the good games were the ones that were hard to play because of the queue.
Has anybody read this article before? It's a ripping good read. I'd like to vicariously list this as my worst arcade experience.
http://www.x-entertainment.com/articles/0887/
the same game cost me one dollar at a walmart in norfolk,vasuper_aggro_crag wrote:Ok so for those of us old enough to remember the good ol fashion arcade, you remember how fickle you were putting that .25-1.00 in the machine. If you felt robbed by a game you never put another quarter in it ever again. I want to know what your worst arcade experience is. Not just the games that sucked but the situations that you have seen only at the arcade.
- Worst game i played was in 1991 at the boardwalk in Atlantic City NJ. It was "Time Traveler" the holographic game made by Sega. It sucked 75 cents from my pocket and in 1991 at the arcade that was a BIG spend!
We used to have a place like that in North Carolina it was called "The Funhouse". After it got shut down it was then dubbed "The Drughouse"emwearz wrote:Went to a arcade that I was the only white person in, sat down at SFIV and got my ass kicked while I was trying to get the hang of the arcade controls, finally got the hang of them and won a round, two guys sat next to me and asked me to leave, I contemplated fighting back but walked out.
Later found out that the place is a drug front where dealers play arcade games while waiting for drop off's and what not, glad I opted to walk away.