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On the topic of Ken Penders, I discovered earlier today that I share a birthday with Ken Penders. Of all the people-Ken Pender killed Sonic the Hegdehog.
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On the topic of Ken Penders, I discovered earlier today that I share a birthday with Ken Penders. Of all the people-Ken Pender killed Sonic the Hegdehog.
On the topic of Ken Penders, I discovered earlier today that I share a birthday with Ken Penders. Of all the people-
I would be honoredOn the topic of Ken Penders, I discovered earlier today that I share a birthday with Ken Penders. Of all the people-
EATThe posters referencing the Super Show Theme Song, make me hopeful it will appear in the film.
After playing with the Atari 50 collection, I now want other collections to follow similar routes of having behind the scenes stuff while also providing a great game selection.Alright. I made a lineup for my Ideal Midway Arcade Collection.
All games are linked so you can learn more about them. Underlined games have never been in a Midway Collection before. Bolded games are based off of third party licenses which may be difficult to procure. Except for Batman and Road Runner because those are WB properties and Midway is owned by WB Games so those should be easy. But the rest would require cooperation. Maybe offering them as bonus purchases?
Midway Arcade Collection
- Sea Wolf (April 1976)
- Road Champion (1977)
- Wizard of Wor (1980)
- Defender (Early 1981)
- Defender II (October 21, 1981)
- Spy Hunter (June 11, 1982)
- Joust (July 16, 1982)
- Tron (August 1982)
- Blue Print (September 1982)
- Satan’s Hollow (October 1982)
- Bubbles (1982)
- Kozmik Krooz’r (1982)
- Robotron: 2084 (1982)
- Splat! (1982)
- Sinistar (February 1983)
- Discs of Tron (1983)
- Domino Man (1983)
- Wacko (1983)
- Tapper (September 2, 1983) (If possible, include both the Root Beer and Budweiser versions)
- Blaster (September 13, 1983)
- Turkey Shoot (1984)
- Timber (October 1984)
- Marble Madness (December 15, 1984)
- Paperboy (February 1985)
- Peter Pack Rat (July 1985)
- Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom (August 1985)
- Gauntlet (October 15, 1985)
- Road Runner (1985)
- Super Sprint (1986)
- Rampage (July 3, 1986)
- Gauntlet II (August 1986)
- Championship Sprint (Late 1986)
- Joust 2: Survival of the Fittest (December 1986)
- 720° (December 1986)
- Spy Hunter II (1987)
- Xenophobe (1987)
- RoadBlasters (June 19, 1987)
- APB (1987)
- Xybots (1987)
- Blasteroids (1987)
- NARC (1988)
- Vindicators (1988)
- Toobin’ (1988)
- Vindicators Part II (1988)
- Hard Drivin’ (February 12, 1989)
- Arch Rivals (1989)
- Super Off Road (1989) (Note: If possible, restore the Ivan “Ironman” Stewart’s branding, also include the “Super Off Road Track Pack” like in Arcade Treasures 3)
- Tournament Cyberball 2072 (1989)
- S.T.U.N. Runner (September 11, 1989)
- Skull & Crossbones (1989)
- Badlands (December 22, 1989)
- Klax (February 1990)
- Trog (March 1990)
- Smash TV (April 1990)
- Pit-Fighter (August 1990)
- Race Drivin’ (August 10, 1990)
- Rampart (October 26, 1990)
- Pigskin 621 A.D. (1990)
- Batman (1990)
- Steel Talons (August 23, 1991)
- Off the Wall (1991)
- Total Carnage (January 1992)
- Terminator 2: Judgement Day (October 31, 1991)
- Strike Force (1991)
- Guardians of the ‘Hood (June 1992)
- Mortal Kombat (August 1992)
- NBA Jam (1993)
- Mortal Kombat II (November 1993)
- Primal Rage (August 1994)
- WWF WrestleMania: The Arcade Game (1995)
- Ultimate Mortal Kombat 3 (November 6, 1995)
- Area 51 (November 1995)
- War Gods (1996)
- Maximum Force (February 1997)
- Mace: The Dark Age (March 1997)
- Off Road Challenge (September 1997)
- Rampage World Tour (1997)
- Mortal Kombat 4 (September 1997)
- NFL Blitz (November 1997)
- CarnEvil (October 31, 1998)
- San Francisco Rush: The Rock: Wave Net (1988)
- Area 51: Site 4 (1998)
- Gauntlet Dark Legacy (1999)
- San Francisco Rush 2049 (June 1999)
- The Grid (2000)
- Marble Man: Marble Madness II (Unreleased)
- Bio F.R.E.A.K.S. (Arcade Version, Unreleased)
- Primal Rage II (Unreleased)
I could see them offering the games in bundles the way Capcom did it with Arcade Stadium. Or they could just do one big rom dump for $60. Either way. This is the list.
Also note: I've checked, and all of these games are emulateable via the popular MAME Arcade emulator. Even the handful of unreleased games at the bottom. That was one of my criteria.
Edit: If possible it would be great to get Atari's version of Tetris here too since that technically falls under Midway now, but I can see why they might not want too.
Also certain older collections have Moon Patrol and Burger Time on them, but those games were just temporary distribution deals Midway and Williams had with Irem and Data East respectively. Midway unfortunately does not count those two among their lineup. Wanted to clear that up.
I dunno a lot of echidnas, but Knuckles is dope.
Imma nominate Eva Longoria as well just causeMaybe Maria Canals-Barrera or Angie Cepeda?
Jack Bowser was not gonna accept being smolBowser is such an absolute unit.
Big dragon turtle man.
Sonic casually dying many deathsKen Pender killed Sonic the Hegdehog.
at least you weren’t born as himOn the topic of Ken Penders, I discovered earlier today that I share a birthday with Ken Penders. Of all the people-
That’s why I’m pretty sure it’s safe. It being in Lego Dimensions. Off the Wall is also an update of Breakout but it’s also different enough that I think it’s safe. If Blasteroids is fine, Off the Wall should be fine too.After playing with the Atari 50 collection, I now want other collections to follow similar routes of having behind the scenes stuff while also providing a great game selection.
This right here is a great game selection. Only game that isn't 3rd Party I could see potential trouble with is Blasteroids due to it being Asteroids 4 in all but name. But it was in Lego Dimensions so it should be safe.
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I'm sorry for your loss...On the topic of Ken Penders, I discovered earlier today that I share a birthday with Ken Penders. Of all the people-
Everyone's just wanting toThis is the most people I've seen in the thread at once in a long while, good golly
Now I'm more invested!Seth Rogan Kong approaches
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Remind me when your birthday is again?On the topic of Ken Penders, I discovered earlier today that I share a birthday with Ken Penders. Of all the people-
Easy there AnakinI'm actually starring in my own horror movie where I kill childhoods one at a time.
Don't got a camera tho but the actings and effects are pretty good.
The grinch isn’t even in public domain! Come on man!
Winnie the Pooh, Grinch, Peter Pan, Bambi.
Is this a new trend? Childhood favorites being turned into serial killers?
In nearly a century, we'll see the same happening to Spongebob.
It's not the GrinchThe grinch isn’t even in public domain! Come on man!
This definitely stands out from every Grinch adaptation that's mostly family friendly.
Winnie the Pooh, Grinch, Peter Pan, Bambi.
Is this a new trend? Childhood favorites being turned into serial killers?
In nearly a century, we'll see the same happening to Spongebob.
Snake wants to slamI just found out that a version of NBA Jam was developed for the personal use of Micheal Jordan and Gary Payton that had those two men in it. Oh man it would be a huge get for the Midway collection if a deal could be struck with Mr. Jordan and Mr. Payton and that could be the version included. A version of NBA Jam with MICHEAL ****ING JORDAN in it! That’s HUGE!
Well she better figure it out soon. We're about to kick it into overtime.Snake wants to slam
But does she know how to jam?
I've had fun playing basketball before. I have no idea what i'm doing, but i have fun.Well she better figure it out soon. We're about to kick it into overtime.
There's a map that has approriate level scaling out there.2 titans, 2 gyms, and 2 bases down.
Lowkey wondered how GF balamced the game, I get that there's no level scaling but I was way overleveled for the grass gym, way overleveled for Klawf, but at the right level for Mela who's in the same area. Meanwhile I think they want you to do the bug gym first and I was way underleveled for that
You're telling me, the ckosest gym to the bug type was the psychic and that area is just swarming with level 30+s for some reasonThere's a map that has approriate level scaling out there.
For whatever reason, the level curve is all over the place and super unintuitive tbh. You basically have to constantly swap between both halves of the map.