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    Top 10 Old School Arcade Games

    Spike: Top 10 Old School Arcade Games

    10 - Mortal Kombat
    9 - NBA Jam
    8 - Space Invaders
    7 - Defender
    6 - Galaga
    5 - Missile Command
    4 - Centipede
    3 - Super Street Fighter 2
    2 - Pac-Man
    1 - Donkey Kong

    Not a bad list, but I would drop Donkey Kong a few (4 maybe?), put Galaga at 3, and Pac-Man at Numero Uno. What say you?



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    No Sinistar or Pole Position....BOO!!!

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    Pole Position...good call. I'm not familiar with Sinistar, that must've been before my time

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    Sinistar and Pole Position came out around the same time...

    I remember hearing the booming voice saying "Beware I Live" everywhere I went because I would waste rolls of quarters just playing that game in mid 80s...

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sinistar

    http://www.sinistar.com/origsin.html

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    Actually I think I do remember it vaguely after seeing the pics...when it came to space-based shooting games, I stuck to Galaga.

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    Pacman should be #1, but you can't argue against Donkey Kong. Another great game that was only in arcades was the Simpsons game

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    No asteroids?

    I also remember playing Joust and Dig Dug a lot...

    I also don't know Sinistar...

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    Joust, Dig Dug, and Pole Star need to be on the list along with Asteroids. Pac-Man should be number one.

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    I always think of Pac-Man first when I think of arcade games.

    The Ninja Turtles arcade game deserves honorable mention. I remember when that one hit - could hardly ever get on it since everyone else wanted a piece of the action.

    My personal favorite, though not objectively deserving top ten status, was Golden Axe.

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    There's also games like Double Dragon, Gauntlet and the Original Mario Bros. that deserves to be recognized as well. That's what makes limiting a list to 10 so hard..

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