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I really liked Burger Time. I felt like it wasn't mind numbingly hard and it was a good value proposition for a quarter. I similarly feel the same way about DigDug.
Spy Hunter was a revelation. But really hard.
Seeing Dragons Lair for the first time was mind boggling. But I sucked at it.
Street Fighter 2 definitely got me going back to the arcade.
Edited to add: look into the MiSTer FPGA project. I've had one for 5 or 6 years and it scratches an itch where most emulation falls short.
I remember seeing the intro to Super Street Fighter 2 with Ryu bobbing up and down then doing a hadoken and being wowed by the effects.
Yeah Dragons Lair really dropped jaws. I remember the line to play it. And it cost like 50 cents a game. Crazy
The first unit I saw had a second monitor mounted on top so people could watch the gameplay from afar.
Yep. I really thought those were the graphics at first. Funny how now that kind of graphics almost seems trivial