Pole Position Commercial

Do you remember Atari? Those were the times

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1. lootinmarmot 3 years ago

skidmarks on your soul lol

2. SteveJK 3 years ago

Oh my god... I'm only 21... I cannot believe that kind of spot was real...

3. SpikedSilver 3 years ago

yea thats why you dont here anyone say "good old times" anymore

4. Cargoon 3 years ago

I LOVED that game but now my calculator has better graphics.
Those were the times indeed.

5. el_cacaoni 3 years ago

#2 Its same for me, im 24 and i never see a spot as horrible (but hilarious) of my life

6. Focus 3 years ago

Pole Position was & still is an awesome game. Pole Position 2 was even better as you got four tracks to select from. I'm talking about the arcade version.

And now, thanks to MAME, I can play it whenever I want

'1 up' for the 'oldies' here LOL

7. Apacher 3 years ago

Wow! Amazing graphics!

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8. Comment rated too low. Show this comment Sjattuh 3 years ago

Anyone sees the resemblence with Test Drive from the Commodore 64?

I was very young when we go the Commodore but this game brings back memories. lol

Giana Sisters anyone?

9. draxenn 3 years ago

Pretty much all TV from the early 80s was like that.
no...the 80s are a time best left forgotten. No one knows what we were trying to do..but it's best to NOT duplicate them

10. Mix 3 years ago

MS-DOS & Atari, genius Love oldskool stuff

11. Tareim (admin) 3 years ago

what a great race track they were on, laguna seca love the "corkscrew" part of the track

as for the game, what awesome graphics they are, im glad i got a hdtv so it can handle the graphics

12. cameramaster 3 years ago

It was pretty funny watching this......more so since i STILL have both a Commodore 64 ( with disc drive ) and an atari 1040, when i have nieces and nephews over i dig them out, set them up and let the kids play games on them....for some reason they love them !......kids these day's eh ?

13. Siruss 3 years ago

My parents paid $300 for the cutting edge Atari console around 1982.

My friends and I traded and sometimes fought over the gaming cartridges...ahh good times!

14. MsZoomy (admin) 3 years ago

#9 I'd like to forget the 80's, but I'd have to remember them first

just a thought for you young whipper-snappers, I remember the day my Dad brought home Pong!!! We were the first ones in the neighbor hood to have one and it was the coolest dang thing!! We played for hours and hours!! Imagine that!! LMAO