We all know that VH1 is the station for older, and supposedly wiser (read: un-hip), music aficionados. The kind of kind of people that would, upon hearing Freedom Rock, ask you to turn it up, man!
So, it comes as no surprise that the station that brought you compelling programming such as: It came form the whatever's, would think that the combination of semi-washed up musicians and 80's arcade rip-offs would be a great idea. Observe:
You may not miss the days of mullets, tight-rolled jeans, gummy bracelets and hair metal — but who doesn’t long for the days where video games… were, well, video games. Only one button and simple controls was all that was necessary to navigate your player as you conquer one level at a time. Fear not! You can still relive your glory days of gaming with a selection of new titles inspired by classics like […]
Original post by mrdestructoid@gmail.com (Destructoid.com) and software by Elliott Back
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