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Stumbled upon an old video clip (from 1983) showing a coin operated game called "Herpes", no joke.
Here's a link to the video I found this in.
It's in a coin op cabinet that looks pretty custom, and the graphics look similar to Atari 8-bit graphics. My gut says this is a bespoke game, with an Atari buried inside (like the Exidy Max-A-Flex system)
Can anyone provide any more information on this?
Stumbled upon an old video clip (from 1983) showing a coin operated game called "Herpes", no joke.
Here's a link to the video I found this in.
It's in a coin op cabinet that looks pretty custom, and the graphics look similar to Atari 8-bit graphics. My gut says this is a bespoke game, with an Atari buried inside (like the Exidy Max-A-Flex system)
Can anyone provide any more information on this?
