I've heard of "push games", machines that manufacturers cranked out that weren't very good, but distributors had to buy some to get more of the "better" games.
How do I identify one of these?

#2 3 years ago

LTG

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Look at titles made right before a big game. Like Bugs Bunny Birthday Bash- buy a few and maybe get one Addams.

LTG : )

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