Syzygy1

"Some more games: Marvel vs. Capcom, Marvel vs. Capcom 2, X-Men vs. Street Fighter, X-Men: Children of the Atom, Marvel Super Heroes, TMNT Turtles in Time, Marvel Super Heroes vs. Street Fighter, some redemption machines I forget the name of, House of the Dead, Time Crisis, Time Crisis 2, Crisis Zone, Pac-Mania, Tekken, Tekken 2, Tekken 3, Tekken Tag Tournament, Tekken 4, Soul Edge, Soulcalibur, lots of fighting games like that. There was a Batman kiddie ride near the kids games, it was like the Batmobile or something. I loved that as a kid who was a big fan of Batman. Some more songs that I remember played there... Again, that's all for now."

Yeah, you're probably wondering "where did Grid get the silk from, anyway?"

For M.A.S.H. and its surgery portion, I always pretend I'm operating on Hawkeye from Marvel Comics, since one of the characters on M.A.S.H. is named Hawkeye and there's an episode of the Iron Man cartoon where Iron Man goes inside Hawkeye. "That TEARS it! I've HAD it as an Avenger! Right here and now -- HAWKEYE'S CUTTIN' OUT!"

Likely both Japanese.

My friend Martha just told me about what her local arcade used to be like in the 90s. "I went from 1992 to 2003, when it closed up. Its glory days were in the mid to late 90s. The lights were dim, it smelled of smoke, and of course, there were lots of games. There was a token dispenser and ticket eater at the entrance and they would give you tokens if you did well in school. There were all sorts of genres: regular arcade machines, pinball, redemption games, and what have you not. Some games I remember being there were Street Fighter II, The Simpsons, Star Wars Episode I Racer, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, NARC, Bad Dudes vs. Dragon Ninja, Cadillacs and Dinosaurs, Rolling Thunder, Sonic Championship, Spider Stompin', Spider Splattin', AAAH! Real Monsters, Hydro Thunder, Arctic Thunder, Offroad Thunder, The Ocean Hunter, Mortal Kombat 4, some classic games like Pac-Man, Ms. Pac-Man, Frogger, Galaga, Donkey Kong, Mario Bros., etc., Speed Racer, SegaSonic the Hedgehog, RoadBlasters, Wacky Gator, Feed Big Bertha, Skee-Ball, PlayChoice 10 (forgot which), Mega Man: The Power Battle, Act-Fancer: Cybernetic Hyper Weapon, X-Multiply, R-Type, Life Force, Virtua Fighter, Daytona USA, Superman, Nemo, X-Men, Dance Dance Revolution, and Captain America and the Avengers. Of course, it had music. Here are some of the songs I remember playing in there: That's all I can remember. But it was so awesome."

And then it, along with the Ninja Gaiden game over screen, contributed to my bondage fetish (yes, I know I don't approve of applying my fetishes onto children, but I was 15 at the time and only like(d) when it was my crushes being tied up by the spiders.) Life is brutal sometimes.

Hahahahahahahaha not funny. Usually, because of vore, which I'm not into. I've heard about it, and I don't like the fact that the second half of the movie takes place inside a woman. I mean, I know the first half is inside a man, but couldn't they do without the goddamn woman?

Since nobody has replied to this thread, I think I might tell you why I'm so interested in these types of games: I have a fetish for the insides of people's bodies, and have had one ever since I was younger and watched the SpongeBob episode where they go inside Squidward. For some reason, the insides made me feel good as a kid (I think it was the colors) and it eventually evolved into a fetish. Being born female, I don't like when women's insides are shown, and I hate when the insides of children are shown. I only like men's insides, and especially black men's. There are some characters I don't apply the fetish to, though. Aside from that, I'm still a normal person.

It gets better: I have changed the Cyborg scenario so instead of the spiders tying him up, it's his arch-nemesis Grid. (In my headcanon, Grid is gay for Cyborg.) And now I've added Wolverine to the characters I'd like to see tied up in silk. But he could cut it with his sharp claws, so...

If you thought that was funny, wait till you see one of the stories I've come up with on Mego Museum.

Or CERTAIN issues of Iron Man circa 1984 (if you've read what I'm talking about you know why)

Wasn't this at Hersheypark or am I confusing it with the Trilogy arcade game?