Well, a great part of the arcade emulation experience 
is the nostalgia.  For this, reason each game that
Replay runs will have a place for stories about the
game from anyone who wants to contribute.  

There are a lot of games that bring back particular
memories from the era when we played them.  And after
all, the real purpose of the arcade emulation scene is
to preserve the memories.

Mail any memories you have to 'kevin@isgtec.com' and 
I'll add them to the file.

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Jeff Mercer (riffer@afn.org):

Super PacMan reminds me of the Alachua County Fairgrounds... We have yearly
fairs here in Alachua County, Florida and this one year that I went I was
excited to find a *huge* tent full of arcade games! This included a PacMan
bootleg that had the same gameplay but entirely different "break" sequences,
but it also included Super PacMan.

Needless to say I was pretty upset that it was the only place I knew of to
play the game, especially since my parents weren't too happy about giving me
an endless supply of quarters, :)

Fortunately, it wasn't too many months before the first Super PacMan game
showed up in Gainesville, and I could play it again. It was at an odd little
arcade called "Fun And Games" that tended to have a lot of obnoxious kids,
and rude attendants. But it was close and it had some of the more obscure
games (such as Ladybug and Super PacMan).