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I'll keep an eye out for it. Maybe it'll get put on Games with Gold one month. 

I love the music video for that song. I mean, it's disturbing but the band playing is fantastic. So much energy. I frickin' love it.

I was just listening to Retronauts and heard Jeremy Parish mention NES Bionic Commando as one of his favorite games. I must've tried it once when I first got my NES but I don't remember much about it. I want to go play it again.

I'd like to draw an image of kids in a wildly moving car shooting bottlerockets out the window. I'd do it in cartoony style, maybe like something in Mad Magazine.

Also, as an animated object in a video game like Crazy Taxi.

Rangergirl is going to be pissed.

Oh darn, it's not loading for me either.

The Incal is a comic by Moebius/Jodorowsky in 1980. I'm reading it now and it's pretty rad.

Ever since I heard Dead Kenedys Viva Las Vegas in the end credits to the film Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas, I was a fan. The bass part has such a great tone - like he was playing through a broken speaker. I loved it and wanted to emulate it.

Mine was called Space Port. There was Space Port II as well when the mall added a second one. Of course, that was only one place I went. Us kids would bike to all sorts of smaller arcades in hotels or pizza shops. 

I remember the exact placement of the Xevious cabinet in my arcade. I would try a bunch of different games first and then go to Xevious and stay there. 

I stumbled upon that album at my used record shop a few years ago and grabbed it. It's one of two vinyl albums I still keep around. I just don't have the space for all those boxes I used to have. 

These kind of games I revisit from time to time to get like 20 minutes of fun, if that. 

How Midway fits into all this is interesting. Yea, Ms. Pac-Man is the real deal. A great game that improves on everything in the original. I saw Ms Pac-Man in the arcades just as frequently as Pac-Man.