Those things are in mint condition Searched this because I went to Sunriver a couple time from southern, California when I was a kid. 7 - 10yo They had an arcade there but I don't remember the name. Coming from the concrete jungle Sunriver was unbelievable. White water rafting, lava caves, paved winding bicycle paths, etal. I remember this volcano - is it black butte? (edit: it's lava butte") - but it was a cone of basalt lava rock, no vegitation. Weirdest thing I'd ever seen. You drive right next to it when you're going in Bend. The landscape and surroundings there are amazing. When I went (early 80's) Bend was a one-horse-town compared to now. We'd have to go there for supplies though. Anyway, thanks for your time and effort in creating and posting this video.
@Joey, I think my son will be taller than me within the next year or two. He's doing great. As far as games go, I really enjoyed playing Dig Dug while there. I never had the quarters to get good enough at it when younger, so I was able to learn some tricks to beat it this time around. My favorite is X-men by Konami 1992, I played this six player game as a college kid. We surrounded that machine with all six players and we took it to the end and defeated it. I hope to introduce my son to this game some day.
Those things are in mint condition
Searched this because I went to Sunriver a couple time from southern, California when I was a kid. 7 - 10yo They had an arcade there but I don't remember the name. Coming from the concrete jungle Sunriver was unbelievable. White water rafting, lava caves, paved winding bicycle paths, etal. I remember this volcano - is it black butte? (edit: it's lava butte") - but it was a cone of basalt lava rock, no vegitation. Weirdest thing I'd ever seen. You drive right next to it when you're going in Bend. The landscape and surroundings there are amazing.
When I went (early 80's) Bend was a one-horse-town compared to now. We'd have to go there for supplies though. Anyway, thanks for your time and effort in creating and posting this video.
GALAGA, hands down!!! WOW, is that boy getting big. God Bless and stay safe.
@Joey, I think my son will be taller than me within the next year or two. He's doing great. As far as games go, I really enjoyed playing Dig Dug while there. I never had the quarters to get good enough at it when younger, so I was able to learn some tricks to beat it this time around. My favorite is X-men by Konami 1992, I played this six player game as a college kid. We surrounded that machine with all six players and we took it to the end and defeated it. I hope to introduce my son to this game some day.
@@LivingaSustainableDream The old saying "Well Played"! Looking forward to the next trip.