Which makes this computer game, which sold for about 5£ when it was new, even more attractive. That's the same amount of money a real machine would most likely eat up on a single evening

I recall that when I was a kid you could see them in some bars, but at that age we where more interested in action games like Metal Slug. They had a tactile screen, and a bunch of not too interesting games that seemed to be saying it was a serious games arcade.

In some arcade saloons you may see similar ones still today, but like all the games there they are made to make you expend more money than you would like.

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