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How 'bout a crude-yet-era-sophisticated solid state that tries to be an EM at times, with art that can't decide what it wants to be as it represents the cultural evolution of western humanity and its technology, and its constant yearning for curiosity and better / different things?
I vote for Data East's Time Machine.
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