Nobody expects the Spanish Inquisition... least of all in game format.
But Vintage.VideoSift located the bizarre game at Marvin's Marvelous Mechanical Museum in Farmington Hills, Michigan. The estimated date of manufacture is 1920-1930.
With tongue firmly in cheek, Vintage.VideoSift notes:
This game was the root cause of all the societal violence of its time.
And may we add:
NOBODY expects the Spanish Inquisition! Our chief weapon is surprise...surprise and fear...fear and surprise.... Our two weapons are fear and surprise...and ruthless efficiency....
Our *three* weapons are fear, surprise, and ruthless efficiency...and an almost fanatical devotion to the Pope....
Our *four*...no... *Amongst* our weapons.... Amongst our weaponry...are such elements as fear, surprise.... I'll come in again...
Full script here....
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YES.
Now I don't have to get off my ass for the important shit anymore!
Whats next, ordering pizza from Xbox live?
Wait... I think that sounds like a good idea.
But I think voting should MAKE you get off your ass, and see outside or a second while you go vote. I mean, your picking the president of the United States of America for God's Sake... least you can do is drive down there and punch out a card.
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It's funny how just the other day I was sayin' in the forum someone needs to make a stealth/action video game based on the spanish inquisition.
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I'm laughing at all the great Monty Python refrences to care..... now where did I put that shubrey...
Holy Crap, I forgot about that thing!
Yeah, Marvin's has all sorts of crazy stuff. Loved that place when I was a kid, but now it's just kind a mix between the stink of old peep show machines and the guys who love them and the funk of sadness and sweat from all the DDR machine.
I blew at least $50 there playing Time Traveler. Felt like I was in Star Wars all 3D chess style!
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bring out... THE COMFY CHAIR!
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Dennis, were you forced to write this?
Did they put you in the comfy chair?!
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No worse it was the knights who say Ni.
Amongst the repeating chanting of Ni they also forced him to endure a 4 hour getting hit on the head lesson.
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Stop that! It's Silly!
And a bit suspect too....
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I REALLY want ot go to that museum. I don't live that far away from it.
And I will add the machine he got wasn't made in american. The owner of the place always looks out for machines when traveling out of country, and machines like those are still made today.
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Proof positive that violent interactive entertainment (even if that interactivity was limited to putting a penny in a machine) has been around fro a long time, yet here we are and civilization still stands.
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I saw that on an episode of Modern Marvels.
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And may I add, it's not really a 'game'. It's more of an exibit. You put your money in, and watch the little figurines get torchured.
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(The website that is posted is more commonally known as simply videosift, the vintage is just a categorization channel.) in other news, "the spanish inquestion videogame made me do it"
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Cool, nice Monty Python refrence.
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Would'a been funnier with a Mel Brooks' "History of the World" reference
"The Inquisition!
What a show!
The Inquisition!
Here we go!
The Inquisition!
What a place to beeeeeeeee!"
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I know you're wishin' thad we'd go away.....
But the Inqusition's here and it's here to stay!
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Al Capone became a criminal to get enough coins to play this penny arcade game.