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Street Fighter 2 – The game that singlehandedly revitalized a dying arcade industry… I remember seeing a newly released machine in a Burger King in 1991… Finding out the special moves by accident was just the coolest. Then it just became the hottest arcade game ever.
Because Hi-Fi is not only audio gear I bring today a beautiful unit dedicated to the lost format of VHS: The Panasonic AG-8700 VCR recorder and player. This giant was made for the superior SVHS format mainly, with capacity for video editing, it was a machine thought for professionals that holds up.
This image is one that has never been seen by the general public. This is a photo from one of the sections in the E.T. Adventure Ride Operations Manual from Universal Studios Hollywood. Great design! (1991)
This original Crystal Pepsi machine I found yesterday. Still works, but didn’t have any of that sweet clear nectar of the gods.
