Reminders of your childhood

[The Charlatan]

Wow they'd be worth a fortune right about now.

Still got all mine.

 

[TheFrog]

Still got one out the back, a Gottlieb three reeler. It's older than those three combined.

 

[TheFrog]

Yum I just got hungry watching that ad, I do remember Big Rooster very briefly. Another one I remember but wasn't around for long was Sydney Fried Chicken, there was an outlet at Newtown and also Rockdale.

As far as I know, you can still buy this brand in the supermarket.

 

[Life's Good]

On this theme I dropped a lot of pocket money on these two games at South Strathfield AMF bowling on school holidays.



Felt like I climbed Everest when I qualified for extra laps.

 

[El Diablo]

this was one i liked a lot

 

[Zadar]

this was one i liked a lot

For anybody who like these old games, you can now buy a “retro pie3” which is the size of a deck of cards and has over 3000 games on it, including all the old arcade games, all Atari games, original PlayStation, Nintendo, Super Nintendo and many other, costs about $150 and comes with two controllers, plug into HDMI and off you go, you can take it anywhere too.

 

[El Diablo]

Double Dragon up there in the pic

another cool game

 

[Zadar]

Looking back, I was pretty spoilt.

Wish I didn’t sell all my old toys at trash and treasure for about 100 bucks in about 1990. Ended up buying a sling shot and 10 x 50 massive binoculars with it, boy turning into a little sh!t teenager.

 

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On this theme I dropped a lot of pocket money on these two games at South Strathfield AMF bowling on school holidays.

The one on the Hume Highway? I think it's still there.

 

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Don't let the pic fool you... not only are these reminders of my childhood, but things I still collect today!

 

[Parra]

 

[Parra]

 

[Parra]

 

[Parra]

 

[Parra]

 

[El Diablo]

i had that one and another called Fire

 

[El Diablo]

my sister had this

 

[El Diablo]

did anyone else have Miner 2049er?

 

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I remember that!

 

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My brother had this. I think from memory that was the first ever dual-screen gaming console, first ever hand-held console, and first ever d-pad controller. Had a nice sleek look and chrome finish to it when closed as well.

The only bitch about this thing was the batteries it used!