Comments on: Fast Draw Showdown http://closeoutwarrior.com/?p=146 The product of a misspent childhood Wed, 01 Sep 2010 08:54:53 -0400 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: The Closeout Warrior » Blog Archive » Mad Dog McCree http://closeoutwarrior.com/?p=146&cpage=1#comment-3073 The Closeout Warrior » Blog Archive » Mad Dog McCree Sat, 07 Jun 2008 18:10:47 +0000 http://closeoutwarrior.com/?p=146#comment-3073 [...] years before I had way more fun that a person really ought to have shooting cowboys with a fake gun. But several years before that, while visiting the arcade at Holiday World (rides? what rides?), I [...] [...] years before I had way more fun that a person really ought to have shooting cowboys with a fake gun. But several years before that, while visiting the arcade at Holiday World (rides? what rides?), I [...]

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By: The Closeout Warrior » Blog Archive » Cruis’n USA http://closeoutwarrior.com/?p=146&cpage=1#comment-3061 The Closeout Warrior » Blog Archive » Cruis’n USA Fri, 30 May 2008 22:49:35 +0000 http://closeoutwarrior.com/?p=146#comment-3061 [...] One of the cool things about this game is that when you finish the race in first place you get to keep going, until you finish your cross-country tour, I guess. I played this game in my local arcades quite a bit, but was never quite able to get more than a few races under my belt until I stopped coming in first. And then the game starts to cost a whole lot more (a dollar for about 2 minutes of game time or about $30 per hour, ouch!). So I’d usually play this one to warm up my arcade muscles before I moved on to something a little more interesting. [...] [...] One of the cool things about this game is that when you finish the race in first place you get to keep going, until you finish your cross-country tour, I guess. I played this game in my local arcades quite a bit, but was never quite able to get more than a few races under my belt until I stopped coming in first. And then the game starts to cost a whole lot more (a dollar for about 2 minutes of game time or about $30 per hour, ouch!). So I’d usually play this one to warm up my arcade muscles before I moved on to something a little more interesting. [...]

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By: The Closeout Warrior » Blog Archive » Knights of the Round http://closeoutwarrior.com/?p=146&cpage=1#comment-2903 The Closeout Warrior » Blog Archive » Knights of the Round Wed, 07 May 2008 01:22:28 +0000 http://closeoutwarrior.com/?p=146#comment-2903 [...] I played this game several weekends in a row for three reasons. It was a pretty entertaining game to play with the full compliment of three players, we could finish it in about an hour, and it just so happens that the amount of tokens I could get at the arcade that housed the game (35 tokens for $5) was nearly exactly the amount that I needed to finish the game. The rest I blew on Fast Draw Showdown. [...] [...] I played this game several weekends in a row for three reasons. It was a pretty entertaining game to play with the full compliment of three players, we could finish it in about an hour, and it just so happens that the amount of tokens I could get at the arcade that housed the game (35 tokens for $5) was nearly exactly the amount that I needed to finish the game. The rest I blew on Fast Draw Showdown. [...]

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