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Battling tops
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Hot wheels ?
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Spinning top thing...battling spinner things...?
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..or was it 'Hit the Lightshade' the exciting w*nking game for the whole family. :)
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Anybody remember Casdon Soccer?
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is their an answer to this?
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Casdon soccer from them 2nd league toystore of Woolworths (own brand Winfield sports goods?) still better than subuteor and you couldnt lost the spring mounted players.
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I thought it was battling tops myself
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Speedy pro - you might be thinking of chad valley football - casdon had the wee men that turned - you operated the game with two dials.
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I was indeed, chad valley thats the woolies brand. Good idea that you cant lose the players with casdon too.
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I bought it for £12 on ebay last week - my nephew chucked the Wii for it - played 3 hours non-stop.
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Was the game called Striker where you used to press down on the footballers head and he would kick the ball ?
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Yes!
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Deffo Battling Tops
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Battling tops ad
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Uw5crBtIqs&feature=related "What's your secret, champ? It's in the wrist action." |
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The Pinball Wizard had such a supple wrist.
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Anyone remember the Arnold Palmer golf set? You had a mini Arnie on a stick and you took his shot for him - hitting a tiny ball..
Whetted my appetite for the EA PGA Golf on Sega megadrive which came out many years later. |
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^ I remember it. A mate had it (although I think it was originally his Dad's). It was called Arnold Palmer's Pro Shot Golf & came with greens, bunkers & so on that you could set up. You shoved different clubs 'up' his arm if memory serves - he was roughly 'Action Man'-sized :)
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LOL Alex that's the one.
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I had one of them HH - with the interchangeable clubs, totally useless, but fun all the same.
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In fact I think it was like a golf club with a mini Arnie at the bottom, and you put your finger in a hoop and pulled upwards to make him strike the ball, which was like a subbuteo ball iirc.
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That's it Study. It was certainly useless apart from the putting mode, but it was fun and you could vary the holes since you had movable tees, greens, bunkers etc.
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deffo batling tops for me also
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