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Anybody else remember this? 02/07/26(Sat)20:25:24 No.528002370

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Anybody else remember this? Anonymous (ID: z01WcaX9) 02/07/26(Sat)20:25:24 No.528002370 Archived

>people used to pay for TV at the airport

They had these right up into the 1990s.

Anonymous (ID: CYcApmZz)
02/07/26(Sat)20:26:47 No.528002437

Anonymous (ID: CYcApmZz) 02/07/26(Sat)20:26:47 No.528002437

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Anonymous (ID: fIk0WGXJ)
02/07/26(Sat)20:28:29 No.528002547

Anonymous (ID: fIk0WGXJ) 02/07/26(Sat)20:28:29 No.528002547

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>>528002370
I do not.
t. GenX.

Anonymous (ID: z01WcaX9)
02/07/26(Sat)20:33:22 No.528002845

Anonymous (ID: z01WcaX9) 02/07/26(Sat)20:33:22 No.528002845

>>528002547
In probably '95 or '94 I played a holographic Sega video game in the airport.

I guess it depended on how big the airport actually was. I've been to airports where the terminal was just like 50 chairs lol. Also I've been to ones where you have to run like two miles to get to your flight on time.

Apparently the holographic game cost a mint and was super rare, I'm glad I got to play it. It was a kind of time traveling shooter game.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZI6h0Sg73yw

It literally had depth and looked 3D but naturalistic somehow, it was the most futuristic shit I ever saw, before or since.

Anonymous (ID: SHjwiP5t)
02/07/26(Sat)20:36:06 No.528002984

Anonymous (ID: SHjwiP5t) 02/07/26(Sat)20:36:06 No.528002984

>>528002845
i remember that game in the arcade of cross creek mall

Anonymous (ID: fIk0WGXJ)
02/07/26(Sat)20:47:59 No.528003687

Anonymous (ID: fIk0WGXJ) 02/07/26(Sat)20:47:59 No.528003687

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>>528002845
Huh.
1st time I flew was '89.
Flew a few times through the 90s and 2000s.
Never encountered anything like that.

Anonymous (ID: z01WcaX9)
02/07/26(Sat)20:50:57 No.528003830

Anonymous (ID: z01WcaX9) 02/07/26(Sat)20:50:57 No.528003830

>>528003687
Well they existed right up through the mid-1990s or later.

You couldn't stream SHIT in those days. Best you could do is an AT&T Public Phone 2000.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1YfRa33Wwwk