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| | The Seattle Times: Northwest Life: Arcade blast: 'Asteroids' (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13) |
 | | Schindler's game, though, he said recently at Shorty's bar in Belltown, was and still is 1979's "Asteroids," wherein a spaceship, represented by a triangle, flies through darkness avoiding and destroying asteroids, which are graphically depicted as rudimentary geometric shapes. |
 | | Schindler, 31, is not alone in his enthusiasm for retro video games and pinball. |
 | | Arcade nostalgia types revel in the games' simplicity and the simpler times they evoke, when America's enemy wasn't some amorphous, stateless thing called terrorism, but an "evil empire" of a familiar ideology; when the "Star Wars" trilogy was something to revere rather than ridicule; when Nashville had no hockey team. |
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