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> > Star Rider - I used to play this at Bally's Great Escape in Lakewood, CA all the
> > time. I put a ton of quarters in this one back then. I was very sad the day I
> walked
> > in and it was gone.
>
> Funny you should mention that machine and that location - I only ever went there a
> couple of times for other kids' birthday parties, but very distinctly remember the
> location and playing Star Rider there. Reason it sticks in my head so much is that
> the only other place I ever saw the game was at Pinball Plus on Magnolia in Burbank,
> which was my local arcade. Funny to think that we probably played the exact same
> machine at around the same time.
>
> I'll just add 'enhanced laserdisc support' for the wishlist. I love laser games, even
> if some of them haven't stood the test of time very well - they were incredible for
> their time, and some are still fun.
>
> > Marble Madness 2 - I've played this a bunch at California Extreme. A lot of people
> > rag on it 'cause of the joysticks, but I happen to enjoy it.
>
> I know we've both played the same machine for this one, because that's also where I
> played it back in 2000 It should definitely make it in at some point if for no reason
> other than preservation and documentation.
>
> > Bouncer
>
> Definitely.
>
> For the rest of the wishlist:
>
> Ms. Pac-Man Twin. How the tweaked gameplay changes the feel of the game is something
> I'd really like to see for myself.
>
> Ms. Gorf. I know there are efforts underway to preserve whatever may be out there of
> it, but seeing what had been being considered for it in development is something I've
> been very curious about.
>
> All of the Dinamic games. I remember playing After The War in one of Dublin's seedier
> arcades.
>
> Whatever may exist for Atari's Battlestar Galactica laserdisc game. It was planned as
> a conversion for Firefox, and video was produced for it. Not sure if any actual game
> code was ever written or still survives, though.
>
> Prototypes and unreleased games of all varieties, especially from the '70s and '80s.
> Basically, go through the UnMAMEd list and start ticking off boxes