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	<title>Comments on: The Good Ole Days</title>
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		<title>By: Arcade Junky</title>
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		<dc:creator>Arcade Junky</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Wed, 05 Sep 2007 16:52:10 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>&lt;p&gt;Ah Aliens the arcade game - let&#8217;s track our history.&#160;  I adored you in the Penn Station arcade during my college years.
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I purchased you off Ebay for $400 dollars in 2000, and then moved you into my studio apartment on 7th and Avenue A.
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I moved you to California, where you sat in a two bedroom apartment, soon to be joined by the likes of Indiana Jones (which I have since sold), Die Hard Arcade (which I couldn&#8217;t sell fast enough) and Back to the Future Pinball (which opened up a new obsession).
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You moved to the back shed of my first house, where I converted your cabinet to have two-player joysticks.&#160; I put games like Mortal Kombat inside you, even gave you a light gun so you could play Area 51.
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And then, when you moved once again in 2006, I gave you a new motherboard and new marquee art -
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And you became Aliens Versus Predator.
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Then --- I sold your ass out.&#160;  I traded you away as partial payment for a Star Wars pinball machine.
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Oh Konami Aliens, what a saga we&#8217;ve shared.
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Your motherboard still resides in a cabinet in my shed, like an egg awaiting an unsuspecting host for rebirth.&#160; Somewhere I have fresh side-art decals and a marquee panel&#8230;
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...All they need is a standard cabinet to install you into.&#160;  And a new generation of Aliens will be born once again&#8230;
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The end???
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		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Ah Aliens the arcade game &#8211; let&#8217;s track our history.&nbsp;  I adored you in the Penn Station arcade during my college years.</p>
<p>I purchased you off Ebay for $400 dollars in 2000, and then moved you into my studio apartment on 7th and Avenue A.</p>
<p>I moved you to California, where you sat in a two bedroom apartment, soon to be joined by the likes of Indiana Jones (which I have since sold), Die Hard Arcade (which I couldn&#8217;t sell fast enough) and Back to the Future Pinball (which opened up a new obsession).</p>
<p>You moved to the back shed of my first house, where I converted your cabinet to have two-player joysticks.&nbsp; I put games like Mortal Kombat inside you, even gave you a light gun so you could play Area 51.</p>
<p>And then, when you moved once again in 2006, I gave you a new motherboard and new marquee art -</p>
<p>And you became Aliens Versus Predator.</p>
<p>Then &#8212; I sold your ass out.&nbsp;  I traded you away as partial payment for a Star Wars pinball machine.</p>
<p>Oh Konami Aliens, what a saga we&#8217;ve shared.</p>
<p>Your motherboard still resides in a cabinet in my shed, like an egg awaiting an unsuspecting host for rebirth.&nbsp; Somewhere I have fresh side-art decals and a marquee panel&#8230;</p>
<p>&#8230;All they need is a standard cabinet to install you into.&nbsp;  And a new generation of Aliens will be born once again&#8230;</p>
<p>The end???</p>
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