Uploaded July 2022 | Updated September 2026, 3 hours ago
In 1998 Midway nearly released Bio Freaks into arcades across the country. They came to their senses and put this garbage on the system where most trash belongs, the Nintendo 64. (To be fair, yes, this was released for PlayStation as well.) While going through my arcade surplus I decided it would be "fun" to try and get the original arcade prototype up and running on original Midway Seattle hardware. This video (poorly) documents that process.
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In 1998 Midway nearly released Bio Freaks into arcades across the country. They came to their senses and put this garbage on the system where most trash belongs, the Nintendo 64. (To be fair, yes, this was released for PlayStation as well.) While going through my arcade surplus I decided it would be "fun" to try and get the original arcade prototype up and running on original Midway Seattle hardware. This video (poorly) documents that process.
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#ScarletSprites, #Nintendo, #N64, #Arcade, #ArcadeGames,










