I've mentioned Badlands before, Konami's 1984 (mainly) one-switch laser-disk arcade game, but this time there's a video to share. It looks like a lot of fun, especially with the super hammy acting!
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I've mentioned Badlands before, Konami's 1984 (mainly) one-switch laser-disk arcade game, but this time there's a video to share. It looks like a lot of fun, especially with the super hammy acting!
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