Not quite the big sellers like Pac-Man, Donkey Kong and Q*Bert were - but Data East's fast-paced 1982 hysterical game Burgertime is considered just as much of a retro early 80's classic as all the others. The arcade cabinets of Burgertime were few, far and in between - I'd only played it on arcade one time around when it was first released, at some little hole in the wall burger/milkshake joint (and aside from their jukebox, was the ONLY coin-operated machine in that little dining room! LOL
This is THE 1982 original arcade port of Burgertime, which was included on the kinda hard-to-find Playstation 1 collection called MIDWAY PRESENTS - THE MIDWAY COLLECTION, VOLUME 2 (includes six other arcade titles, including Joust II and Spy Hunter). I'm not all that used to playing Burgertime on PS2, much less with the PS2 controller (arcade joystick/buttons best on this game!) - and with those limitations, I'm surprised I at least got as far as Level 3 (when Mr. Pickle joins Mr. Hot Dog and Mr. Egg on the chase after your chef!
This is THE 1982 original arcade port of Burgertime, which was included on the kinda hard-to-find Playstation 1 collection called MIDWAY PRESENTS - THE MIDWAY COLLECTION, VOLUME 2 (includes six other arcade titles, including Joust II and Spy Hunter). I'm not all that used to playing Burgertime on PS2, much less with the PS2 controller (arcade joystick/buttons best on this game!) - and with those limitations, I'm surprised I at least got as far as Level 3 (when Mr. Pickle joins Mr. Hot Dog and Mr. Egg on the chase after your chef!
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