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In a world where video games have become kind of more normal as a form of home entertainment and we're starting to see some of them expand beyond the playable realm to be viewable entertainment I have come to find there are some properties that while are enough of a time-killer back when you had to stand(Or in this case move your arms up and down with a lever)at an arcade booth in order to play kind of have decent settings and character designs that light should be shined on them again.I believe Magical Truck Adventure is a case of such a game.
Taking the role of Roy and/or Alma(If you have a player two) the idea behind the cabinet was to have the duo push a handcar(The truck) down railroad tracks to catch up to the villainous pair of Mommy and Marrow.Depending on how successful you were decides which three dimensions and one of four endings you'd ultimately end up with.If some sort of revival was to happen I'd see travelling all the worlds being a thing and more of an RPG approach if it stayed as a game.But with how much Studio Ghibli energy radiates from these children a movie or mini-series might also be interesting to see.
Very unlikely but I've probably made some other kooks who vaguely remember seeing one of their machines in a Chuck E.Cheese back in the day a little happy.And with any luck I'm now "healthy" enough to be quicker with whatever the heck I decide to cook up next in the submissions.

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In a world where video games have become kind of more normal as a form of home entertainment and we're starting to see some of them expand beyond the playable realm to be viewable entertainment I have come to find there are some properties that while are enough of a time-killer back when you had to stand(Or in this case move your arms up and down with a lever)at an arcade booth in order to play kind of have decent settings and character designs that light should be shined on them again.I believe Magical Truck Adventure is a case of such a game.
Taking the role of Roy and/or Alma(If you have a player two) the idea behind the cabinet was to have the duo push a handcar(The truck) down railroad tracks to catch up to the villainous pair of Mommy and Marrow.Depending on how successful you were decides which three dimensions and one of four endings you'd ultimately end up with.If some sort of revival was to happen I'd see travelling all the worlds being a thing and more of an RPG approach if it stayed as a game.But with how much Studio Ghibli energy radiates from these children a movie or mini-series might also be interesting to see.
Very unlikely but I've probably made some other kooks who vaguely remember seeing one of their machines in a Chuck E.Cheese back in the day a little happy.And with any luck I'm now "healthy" enough to be quicker with whatever the heck I decide to cook up next in the submissions.