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@Tricks73r: Listen, kiddo. Outlaw is definitely a game. Back in my day, that was intense multiplayer competition! And we liked it! We LOVED it! 
 
Activision games such as Pitfall and River Raid (!!!) are coming soon.
 
The audience for this stuff is definitely pretty niche. To me, $3.00 for a faithfully recreated Asteroids Deluxe cabinet that supports a feature that lets me create all kinds of challenges for my friends is reasonable. Most of the games don't hold up nearly as well as Asteroids in my opinion, but I probably wouldn't buy those at any price, so I'm not sure how much sense a lower price point would make. And it's definitely a bummer that the Konami cabinets are featureless. But for the games that still hold up well, I think $3.00 a pop is reasonable.

The actual games are included in them. Essentially, they are the games of Game Room. Once you download a pack of games, you can browse, demo, and purchase any of the games in that game pack.

I totally get what he's saying. I kinda feel this way about Silent Hill: Shattered Memories.  On my first playthrough of that game, i tried as much as possible to answer the questions honestly, and after discussing things with others, I actually am surprised by some of the ways in which the experience was tailored based on my input. Replaying the game would perhaps "kill the magic" a bit, revealing the machinations behind why this happened as opposed to that. 

How 'bout a game of PaZAAK!

Damn, beaten to the Clay Davis joke!

That's all well and good, but for me, one crucial question remains: Will "Savin' The Day" by the Alessi Brothers be featured in the game at some point?

CAN YOU GET A HOLD OF SOME SCUBA GEAR AND A SPEAR GUN FOR ME?

I guess I don't really see why the passage of time should be much of a factor. We've all played  games that used horrific battles from WW2 as subject matter. The bravery of the men who fought and died on those battlefields is of course no less than that of those  who fought and died in Fallujah, and is no less worthy of honor and respect just because of the amount of time that has passed, but we all still managed to enjoy those games and not feel too weird about the whole thing, taking their struggles and changing them into a game where your health regenerates and you kill more Nazis than most entire platoons of Allied soldiers probably killed in reality. To me, this shouldn't be all that different. Either we take issue with all of it, or we decide that it's all sort of fair game.

HEY GUYS DONT LISTEN TO THEM YOU SHOULD CHECK OUT RED FACTION THIS GAME WILL PWN MI RITE OR MI RITE

Sweet! I'm ready to get my Outrun Online Arcading on, son!