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The 1980s are considered to be the golden age of arcade games. It was in 1972 that the first electronic arcade games with coin slotting machines came into the limelight with Atari inventing the game called Pong, which was a ping-pong game. This game caught the imagination of gamers from all walks of life, especially teenagers who flocked game joints with coins in hand to play them. Though Atari could not maintain their supremacy in the Arcade game segment as a lot of clones came into the market, the 80s saw some of the most inventive Arcade games.
There were the popular pinball games, whose mechanical ancestors were replaced by state of the art electronic counterparts. There were arcade games to be seen all over, from the big shopping malls, to restaurants, cafes, grocery stores, bars, bowling alleys, college campuses, movie theatres, airports, bakeries etc. The phenomenon was popular all over the US and Japan and caught the fancy of the rest of the world as well.
The 80s saw some of the most popular arcade games ever, beginning with games like Space Invaders which made their debut in 1978, Pac-man in 1980, Donkey Kong in 1981 and Tapper in 1983 being the most popular ones.
Most of these games extensively used solid-state electronic technology and integrated circuits. Those operated by coins, usually ended up using multiple CPUs and additional sound and graphics chip boards, with the latest display technology of that time.
Yet, what perhaps made these games most popular across all sections of the society was the ease of use. It did not take much time to learn these games and they could be learned on the fly. The rules of the games were also simple. One could play the game as long as their character on the screen lived. Once it died, they had to put in another coin and start all over again.
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Any good 2D/3D broswer based games?
Any good 2D/3D browser based games, maybe something similar to runescape. Not like gaia online or millsberry, i’m looking for more rpg like lvling up, quests, battling, skills etc. . I can’t download games, not enough space in my laptop.
Thanks
~Cat~
There are some good game at :
http://www.battleon.com/
They have a list of other games they have on the right hand side. The game play is simple there are no skills but there is battling, leveling up, and quest. It is no multi-player so it is only you in the world.
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