One of the things I usually miss in modern arcade games is the multifaceted design, depending on how you play the game and what your secrets are. Yesterday I loaded some games into a 26′ truck and drove about 40 miles north, but of course there were problems with the truck which delayed us by 3-4 hours. I’m a big fan of video games, and since 2008 I have had my own game room, The Game Grid Arcade in West Valley City, Utah. It’s frustrating because I think it’s an important part of what we call “player control,” things that add content to a game and give it meaning to playback and a deeper fun factor. Jersey Jack Pinball is slowly building a deck for his next game and I think they did a good job this time. This is just another game model that came out a few years ago, but I am sure it is welcome in places like cocktail cabs. I haven’t had a chance to catch up yet on how Covid-19 affects Japan, but even though everything seems to be slowing down, it’s enough for JAIA to cancel its JAEPO 2021 program. However, I would like to thank my family and friends who helped me – I had to do a lot of things myself, but games with movements are not involved. I admit that as a child I played a lot more with such things, and lately I have been satisfied that I maintain everything at a standard level. They have also launched an introductory site, but it’s all in Japanese. The interesting thing about this video is that you don’t know if the game has the “perfect” ending or not. Colin has created a new peak for his classic Midway Rampage game, and now he has released some kind of peak for the next game, Rampage: All over the world.