Tales of True Adventure for Rugged Men Not Unlike Yourself
As indicated in the YouTube comments, this arcade game was MASSIVE in the early 90’s. Fun game, but really fun when other players jumped in to help you fight. On the big two monitor machines it was a six-player maximum, so all the X-Men could battle their way to final boss Magneto. (Whom I never reached.) Impressive this guy did it by himself.
If nothing else, just watch the intro.
Funny stuff.
AT&T’s Bellboy pager at the Seattle World's Fair, 1962. pic.twitter.com/P86fQLQUfC
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From the Seattle World´s Fair, 1962.
Technology, you´ve never let us down!
And should you want to learn how to play it …
Here’s Rutland John performing “Godfrey Daniel.” SPOT ON.
I wanted to submit this for today’s Music League round (songs about drinking), but it’s not on Spotify. This one may surprise you. Atypical for PH, as it was written by their guitarist instead of one of their two keyboardists. He began asserting himself more in the later albums of his tenure with the band, sometimes for better, sometimes not. The one thing he should never have done is sing.
What can I say?
Ran across this one on the Disney. Pretty likely watch for me.
