What was your 3-letter initials for high scores in the 80's?
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From: Greenville, NC
What was your 3-letter initials for high scores in the 80's?
Mine was TUK.
Short for my last name Tucker, and more interesting than my initials, MJT.
Short for my last name Tucker, and more interesting than my initials, MJT.
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Back in the day it was either "KID" or "LRC" nowadays it's "PIX"
Even better than "FUK" and "YOU" was the classic, unstoppable power of "FUQ" (both words combined, no need for 2 spots)
Even better than "FUK" and "YOU" was the classic, unstoppable power of "FUQ" (both words combined, no need for 2 spots)
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From: looking for mangos in the jungle
Originally posted by pixyboi
Back in the day it was either "KID" or "LRC" nowadays it's "PIX"
Even better than "FUK" and "YOU" was the classic, unstoppable power of "FUQ" (both words combined, no need for 2 spots)
Back in the day it was either "KID" or "LRC" nowadays it's "PIX"
Even better than "FUK" and "YOU" was the classic, unstoppable power of "FUQ" (both words combined, no need for 2 spots)
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"I used SEX, they used to call me Sexy Randall the Pharoah Wizard"
"No they didn't"
"One guy did."
I actually used KMN, my initials. It worked out especially well on Capcom's games, because after you chose one letter it would stay on that letter, meaning I could quickly enter my name
"No they didn't"
"One guy did."
I actually used KMN, my initials. It worked out especially well on Capcom's games, because after you chose one letter it would stay on that letter, meaning I could quickly enter my name
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Always used my initials. The scary thing is last year when i was down visiting my grandparents i stopped in a arcade i hadnt played at in like 3 years and i still had the high score in 4 of the older games
:-)
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I remember on some of the Midway/Williams arcade games (e.g. Robotron 2084, Joust, Sinistar, Bubbles) if you got #1, and the arcade operator didn't change the high score settings, you could enter a message up to 40 characters!!



