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Arcade Flyer Art Saturday: Smash TV
Smash TV made it's arcade debut in 1990 and was set in the far flung future of 1999. Loosely based on the Stephen King novel, The Running Man and it's movie counterpart, Smash TV had you taking on the role of fighters who are starring on a violent TV show where the players must kill to survive and win cash and prizes along the way. The whole affair was narrated by an obnoxious game show host who interjected quips throughout the game like "Bingo", "Big Money! Big Prizes! I love it!", and the iconic "I'd buy that for a dollar!." More »
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By fdemarcoComment by kingofallcosmos: I love Smash TV, but I prefer Total Carnage. I wish that there were more games like this where... more » | Other threads
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Acclaim Auctions Off Game Rights
The last vestiges of Acclaims impact on games is up for sale. The down and out company is auctioning off the rights to all 218 of their games. This would be sad if it weren't for the fact that so many of the titles have the words "Mary Kate and Ashley" in them. If I had any clue what the hell I would do with it, I'd out bid the $5,100 offer for the Smash TV rights. I'll buy that for a dollar! More »
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Comment by Sigma2: You're not the only one [Rooster]. Apparently when they auctioned off the contents of their US headquarters demo copies of... more » | Other threads
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