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metroxing
28 August 2008
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Pong too?????
(MET: I don’t think I’ve seen Pong yet but there are several Froggers along with about 45 Breakout versions …).
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Wow… I loved that game in Jr High… couldnt stop playing. Somehow it looks just like the real think but I doubt those digital buttons will FEEL the same… wow only 99 cents? thats a bargin.. I paid like $40 in 1980 dollars for that… so was that $120 now dollars?
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I think that I still have that game in my parents attic. I remember playing it for way too long.
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This looks like the newer one that Mattel released a couple years back that I currently have in my desk at work. The original looks a little different. My brother and I used to get into fights playing that game as kids.
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WOW!!!! Brings back memories of playing the Mattel games on the school bus on the way home from jr. high. 
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lol
I don’t get it
(MET: US boys of a certain age will remember fondly this handheld football game …
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28 August 2008 at 6:05 pm