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maerk.xyz
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| | | | | When I put a MiSTercade in my Versus City, one of the games that caught my eye was Capcom Sports Club. It's a collection of 3 little arcade sports games, which are tennis, basketball, and soccer. It was released for the CPS2 in 1997. Each game has you select a country to play as, with each one having different stats. It really isn't that deep of a game though, so you can pretty much pick whichever one has the colors you like and still enjoy yourself. It only uses 3 buttons so it's girlfriend friendly. That's a very good thing because I just realized while replaying this by myself that there is NO single player mode. You can't hit start until there are 2 credits inserted. | |
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arcadeheroes.com
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| | | | | Our final Location Watch of the year covers all the new arcades opening in late 2024 for you to visit next year. | |
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retrobitch.wordpress.com
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| | | | | You can't record accurate arcade cultural history by just looking at games and quoting industry statistics. Humanity doesn't live there. It never has. The true story lies in the people who played the games and the arcades who housed them. | |
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dellonmovies.blogspot.com
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