Bear with me on this, I have very little to go by and my memory is hazy!
There was a game shop on the main road in Headingley (Leeds) in the 90s which had an arcade machine or two on the shop floor.
Instead of putting cash into the arcade machine, you had to pay at the counter for a custom 'credit' card which you then placed into the cabinet. I remember the Wild West Cowboys of Moo Mesa being one of the game choices, but thats all I have to go by.
From what else I can recall, the credit card had white circles, maybe even embossed ones for each credit purchased. And the shop's colour scheme was a dark blue and silver (if I remember correctly).
Sorry it's so vague, but thats all I have in memory at the moment Any ideas or even pictures of what I could be describing? Thanks!
(For the local lads, it wasn't the branch of Arcadia that was in Headingley at the time.)
There was a game shop on the main road in Headingley (Leeds) in the 90s which had an arcade machine or two on the shop floor.
Instead of putting cash into the arcade machine, you had to pay at the counter for a custom 'credit' card which you then placed into the cabinet. I remember the Wild West Cowboys of Moo Mesa being one of the game choices, but thats all I have to go by.
From what else I can recall, the credit card had white circles, maybe even embossed ones for each credit purchased. And the shop's colour scheme was a dark blue and silver (if I remember correctly).
Sorry it's so vague, but thats all I have in memory at the moment Any ideas or even pictures of what I could be describing? Thanks!
(For the local lads, it wasn't the branch of Arcadia that was in Headingley at the time.)
The dark blue colour seems to ring right in my head too!
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