During the May Day holiday in the 90s, if arcade arcades really existed, the most popular games would undoubtedly be those that are full of passion, challenge and fun. They are not just simple games, they are memories of that era, a part of our childhood.
Let's go back to a time when there were no mobile phones, no computers, only televisions and arcades. In those days, arcade halls were the favorite place for teenagers to go, and it was also a place for them to show off their skills and make friends. There, you can hear the sounds made by the machine, see the flashing images on the screen, and feel the excitement and cheers of the people around you.
And among the many arcade games, there are several that are undoubtedly the most popular. Among them, the Street Fighter series is undoubtedly the most popular. It is a fighting game where players need to fight and win matches by controlling their characters. The characters in the game have their own characteristics, some are good at melee, some are good at ranged attacks, and some are good at defense. This abundance of options makes every game full of variables, and every victory requires skill and strategy.
In addition to Street Fighter, another popular game is Contra. It's a shooter where players control their character to complete levels by destroying enemies in a variety of environments. The enemies in the game are designed in a variety of ways, some require special weapons to destroy, and some need to be attacked at a specific time or place to defeat. This design makes the game both challenging and fun.
Super Mario is also a classic in arcade halls. It is a platforming game where players need to control their character to jump and run in various environments, collect coins, defeat enemies, and finally rescue the princess. The controls are simple and easy to understand, but the difficulty increases gradually, requiring good reflexes and judgment.
These games were so popular in those days that many people were willing to spend hours, or even all day, in arcade halls challenging these games. They find fun in the game, challenge themselves, show their skills, and make friends. These games are not just games, they are a part of their lives, memories of their growth.
With the development of technology, arcade halls have gradually been replaced by home game consoles and computers, and those games that used to be have been gradually forgotten. However, for those who used to have a good time in the arcade, those games will never be forgotten. They are part of their childhood, memories of their upbringing, and testimonies of their lives.
If there was a May Day holiday in the 90s, then the games in the arcade hall would undoubtedly be the most popular among everyone. Those games are not just games, they are memories of that era, and they are part of our growth. Although arcade halls are becoming fewer and fewer now, the joy and memories brought by those games will remain in our hearts forever.