> I was always amused that the NES version ran faster than the official arcade. And I think that much like Rygar, people with fond memories of the game are remembering the NES version rather than the arcade.
Not me. In high school I saw it at the local pizza joint, and had fun playing it, but the slowdown was weird. None of us knew anything about computers.
@Tafoid: oh. Thanks. That's what I wanted to know. Maybe I'll partake of it, say like in Joust or Robotron, because the slowdown makes the game easier during that time.
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