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Now when we look back on arcade games, we basically know the food in it at a glance.

However, in the 1990s, when the information was relatively closed, we, the ignorant kids, basically knew very little about the "foreign food" in the game.

And those foods that can not be named will always be called by us with more localized nicknames, so they have made a lot of jokes.

At that time, the "Dinosaur Quick fight" was more popular, but all kinds of Western-style meals appeared in it.

Doughnuts are called tires by us. Don't say it really looks like it. At that time, I still wondered, how to eat tires can also add blood?

Chewing gum, which is the smallest blood-tonifying prop in the game, has always been called "toothpaste".

In fact, at that time, there was already chewing gum on the market, green arrows for a dollar, but where could small players afford to spend? Of course, I'm not very familiar with this thing.

Croissants can now be seen in cake shops on the streets and alleys, and some are called "Ke Song".

Used to think that this is shrimp, our players directly call it "pig worm", the most outrageous is to call it "maggot".

At that time, I was very curious, how can "pigs and worms" be used as food?

Friends who have played with "alloy warheads" said: it is reasonable to eat anything strange.

Not to mention eating bugs in Alloy warheads, there are rattlesnakes, golden bats, wildcats, live fish, moldy cans, rotten fruit, inflated frogs, and bad rooster.

So, what other foods kept you foolishly confused at that time?

During the period of tempura Luogai watering rice in the game hall, we called tempura in the "combat loop"fried Youtiao". Later, some players from the big city corrected us, so we called it "fried shrimp".

It was only after I went to a Japanese restaurant that I learned that it was originally called tempura.

Now when you see these game pictures, you can basically recognize them at a glance.

Why does tempura use bowls?

That's because there's food down there. Therefore, it can be inferred that this kind of food in CAPCOM is tempura rice.

But what is a little curious is, why did tempura in the "famous General" deliberately design the appearance of a "banana"? Let us misunderstand for more than 30 years!

Crab was really a test of eyesight at that time! Some players can recognize this as a crab at a glance, but some players think it is a fruit Lasha after watching it all their lives.

Some people in the game hall called it "crab", but others didn't buy it at all. At that time, the most popular name was "fruit plate".

Years later, we read about it in the Battle Loop manual, and it was really crab meat!

Such a big plate, it must be about ten jin of king crabs!

Noodles because "Dinosaur Kuaidi" basically includes all the popular pastries, so CAPCOM has added more diversified foods to the development of "Battle Loop", both Chinese and Western.

Noodles, I really don't know if the soup was spilled on the ground when it burst out, and the effect of tonifying blood is not bad.

At that time, we thought the bowl was filled with vegetables and rice, so we always called it "dry rice".

There is another kind of noodles in the game: spaghetti.

Although the quality of the picture was blurred at that time, it was obvious that it was a face. It's just that we ordered "dry noodles".

Honey, can you drink pure honey in one breath? I can't do it anyway.

Unexpectedly, the can we have called for 30 years is actually "honey". I really didn't notice that there was a bee icon on the bottle.

Honey has the lowest effect of tonifying blood, but it is better than nothing. It appears more often in the game.

The official name of MELON is MELON. Melons, melons, cantaloupes and cantaloupes are all fine.

The recognition of this thing is supposed to be high, but I haven't called it right for years.

Because this looks very similar to one of our vegetables (Lotus White), if you compare it a little bit, you will find that it is really similar. Almost all the game halls on our side are directly called Lotus White.

Lotus white, also known as cabbage and cabbage

Apple and Apple Core Apple are more common in any game.

In the Lightbringer, it can explode in the enemy or box at any time. The apples in the wizarding world are a little weird. I don't know why there is still a little green down there. On the other hand, there is a "food" apple core in the game.

The game hall didn't recognize it at that time, and God knows the apple core was also provided to players as props.

At first I thought I had made a mistake, but then I looked up its official name: APPLE CORE

CHACK BERRY is on the game information website, and the name of this fruit is: CHACK BERRY. How should it be translated?

Anyway, it should not be the kind of fruit we often see here.

I didn't know the name before, but I just called it "tomato".

Mouse, everyone used to call this prop a "mouse", but I don't think so. It's impossible to use a dead rat as a prop.

Now I find out that the clown is myself, and this thing is really a mouse. Sure enough, there is nothing impossible in the magical world!

In the wizarding world, a lot of dark magic needs to be done with animals such as dead rats, cockroaches, scorpions and spiders. Therefore, the emergence of rats with replenishment effect in the game is also reasonable.

The leaves that can be found everywhere in the herbal game, named HERB, are ordinary plants. This kind of leaf has appeared in many games.

I wonder if you have ever played a game called "Strange World"? The raccoon cat (enslaved by monsters) uses the same leaves as in the Lightbringer. In Japanese legend, raccoons need to use leaves to transform themselves.

This article comes from the official Wechat account: arcade feelings (ID:JJQH66), author: our arcade era

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