<![CDATA[Coin-Op NES Requires Serious Magic Fingers - Gizmodo Comments]]> <![CDATA[Coin-Op NES Requires Serious Magic Fingers - Gizmodo Comments]]> <![CDATA[Coin-Op NES Requires Serious Magic Fingers]]> where can i buy one? hehe

chopstickhero

]]> <![CDATA[Coin-Op NES Requires Serious Magic Fingers]]> What? No sega? But me the Hedgehog want to play for 5 minutes

jackfrost132

]]> <![CDATA[Coin-Op NES Requires Serious Magic Fingers]]> Who needs magic fingers when your hotel offers this:

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Goodnightbabytron

]]> <![CDATA[Coin-Op NES Requires Serious Magic Fingers]]> @Joseph: One problem, you'd have to call hotel management, because only the owner of the system knows how to do it right. Everyone knows that.

GOKOR

]]> <![CDATA[Coin-Op NES Requires Serious Magic Fingers]]> @Monty: Me too, can I get the my hooker suspended in cherry Jell-O instead?

GOKOR

]]> <![CDATA[Coin-Op NES Requires Serious Magic Fingers]]> Do you still have to blow on the disks to get the things working... cuz if it's not the 100% Nintendo experience if you don't have to blow in the bottom of the cartridge until it whistles.

Joseph

]]> <![CDATA[Coin-Op NES Requires Serious Magic Fingers]]> This actually would be a great device at home for parents. Not only does it limit time on video games, you can make some money anytime it is used. Of course, my ungrateful kids would complain about not having enough yen in their piggy banks while I am complaining about the hooker being surrounded in lime green Jell-O.

I hate lime green Jell-O.

Monty

]]> <![CDATA[Coin-Op NES Requires Serious Magic Fingers]]> You know, it's almost a shame that the Phantom was a)conceived and marketed by criminals, and b)incredibly bungled. It should have been solely marketed to the service hotel industry, much like this idea, except with a single central database of every old game. PS1, NES, Neo-Geo, C64, Atari, etc. How many of those games would you actually play for more than 5 minutes anyway now? ^_^

DaOtter

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