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Arcade Ambience Project

I ran across the Arcade Ambience Project site today:

"As a child of the 80s, I will never forget the feeling of walking into a crowded arcade -- the sounds, smells, excitement, etc. This page is dedicated to recreating the audio portion of that experience in the form of a long, non-looping ambient audio track."

Having spent a lot of time in arcades in the late 80s, I think this is really cool. I know a lot of geeks out there who could probably use something like this to soothe themselves to sleep at night, dreaming of the good ol' days.

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