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This weekend RetroNuts.

In the old and golden days of the classic arcade video games were much simpler affairs

than they are now. While that made for pleasantly no frills, no nonsense game design, it also

meant many arcade titles tended to operate around a few common principles.

After all, there is only so much you can do on a single screen.

So you can perhaps forgive Gottlieb's Cupid if it feels maybe just a little bit familiar

in the context of its times. After all, most games back then did.

So while Cupid may have worked largely within familiar boundaries, it remains memorable

for the interesting way in which it combined game concepts. And of course, for its bizarre

obscenity spouting eponymous protagonist.

At heart, Cupid builds on the principles of Pac-Man. They may not look much alike, but

two games exist under a common spirit. While historians tend to credit Pac-Man for

sparking the maze chase genre, in truth, mazes were only incidental to Pac-Man's design.

The point of Pac-Man was not to master a maze, the maze was simply the impediment that stood

before players in their main goal. No Pac-Man was really about controlling territory, and

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