I seriously wish that Sega kept a lot of Classic Joypolis around before they rebranded the place. Sure, it still looks absolutely astonishing, but I still feel as if there was more of a wonderous and fantastical feel to the original, especially with all these rides that seem way more out there as a concept.
God, I wonder if Sega Joypolis in Tokyo had SNK games too. If Sega Joypolis had games from third party companies like Namco, then surely Sega Joypolis in Tokyo had SNK games too, like The King of Fighters or Metal Slug, back in the 90s.
I seriously wish that Sega kept a lot of Classic Joypolis around before they rebranded the place. Sure, it still looks absolutely astonishing, but I still feel as if there was more of a wonderous and fantastical feel to the original, especially with all these rides that seem way more out there as a concept.
man wish I could have seen this or they had kept all of this around. I'm sure a lot would be cheesy today but would be cool to see.
This is why 😂 my since of art is awesome, I’m stuck somewhere here
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God, I wonder if Sega Joypolis in Tokyo had SNK games too. If Sega Joypolis had games from third party companies like Namco, then surely Sega Joypolis in Tokyo had SNK games too, like The King of Fighters or Metal Slug, back in the 90s.
TOKYO JOYPOLIS 1991 FIRST OF VCD