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carfixer1957
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1980's Arcade 'casual' game remakes?

Posted: June 29, 2009 at 07:57
Anybody who loved the arcade scene in the 1980s please feel free to add to the discussion....Although.... I posted this in other places and nobody seems to be interested:( I guess it is because I am a 33 year old male and I do not fit into the typical casual gamer demographic....
 
Most of the arcade games from the 1980s are endless-they keep going and going and the levels get to a point where they are almost impassable.
 
Ms. Pacman and Pacman have 256 levels although most people do not get past level 8 or 9.
Q*bert has 36 levels, but once you beat all 36, you start over at level 9-1. Once you beat 9-4 for the second time, you go back to level 9-1 again and you keep going. (I know this because when I was 9, I set a record in a Florida Arcade by playing this game for 2 hours using 1 quarter!
 
Ok, so here is my list..
 
Donkey Kong, Donkey Kong Jr, Donkey Kong 3
 
Q*Bert - There is a QBert 2004 and 2005 but they have problems with Vista.
Ms. Pacman- How about a quest mode?
 
Frogger, Super Pacman, Jr Pacman, Pacmania, Pacland, Popeye, Amidar, Rampage, Paperboy, Punchout, Joust, Pang, Mr. Do, Dig Dug,  Mappy, Flicky, Kangaroo, Road Runner,  Mousetrap, Elevator Action, Centipede, Rally X, Phoenix, Galaga, Zaxxon...
 
Also how about some Atari 2600 remakes- Enduro, Kaboom, Megamania, Keystone Kapers, Pitfall, River Raid and others... (Activision ruled at the time)
 
Anybody please add to the list!

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