This game looks so so. I just dont exactly understand where the laundry is supposed to fit in. I guess in the 90s there were alot of games in laundromats but them were usually dumps. Bowling allys and restaurants had better arcade rooms in the 90s, well at least around where im from. Wouldnt the game have been better from an operator point of view? Looking for new places to place games and maintaining already going setups. While avoiding competing operators trying to invade your turf. That sounds like a more fun to me. And would probabley be popular with a larger group of people being more of a strategy game. Also it sounds like playing the games in the arcade is a major part of game, what if all them are horrible. Me personally would have rather had a strategy game. And only have games playable as an easter egg kinda thing. And why 90's wouldnt the 80's have been a better time to put game? In 80's arcades were everywhere and you could find an arcade game in the strangest locations. By the 90s it was basically just fighting games and golden tees
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This game looks so so. I just dont exactly understand where the laundry is supposed to fit in. I guess in the 90s there were alot of games in laundromats but them were usually dumps. Bowling allys and restaurants had better arcade rooms in the 90s, well at least around where im from. Wouldnt the game have been better from an operator point of view? Looking for new places to place games and maintaining already going setups. While avoiding competing operators trying to invade your turf. That sounds like a more fun to me. And would probabley be popular with a larger group of people being more of a strategy game. Also it sounds like playing the games in the arcade is a major part of game, what if all them are horrible. Me personally would have rather had a strategy game. And only have games playable as an easter egg kinda thing.
And why 90's wouldnt the 80's have been a better time to put game? In 80's arcades were everywhere and you could find an arcade game in the strangest locations. By the 90s it was basically just fighting games and golden tees