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Bally, 1971
Nip-It
Bally, 1973
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Segasa-Sonic, 1977
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Williams, 1974
Target Alpha
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Quoted from bkbirge:Man that's one of the things I love most about EM's it's the retro art, mostly unlicensed themes, often everyday kind of scenes,
These are my favorites as well: cards, bowling, pool, even Christmas caroling (‘Sing Along’) remind me of the popular leisure activities of my youth. Not a big fan of sci-fi artwork from late 70’s
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