[Tas can't help but make a face when Ales mentions that there are two cabinets of his game in the arcade. Whether or not a game was popular enough to warrant a second cabinet, that just sounded weird. And awkward.
How strange would it be to be running into your doppelganger all the time? It was strange enough having a twin, but he and Tic were different enough in personalities that it wasn't really like running into himself. It was just like looking into a mirror, only the person in the mirror is completely different even though they look exactly like you do.]
Yeah. ...and if there're two cabinets, how do the gamers know which game they're 'sposed ta play? What if they play that other guy's game more than yours? What happens then?
[It didn't really seem fair, even if the arcade was busy enough to mean that both cabinets would be played at any given time. Then again, it's not like they'd ever known what that was like. No matter how popular Turbo Time got, Litwak never even seemed to consider bringing in another cabinet. So why was that different for this arcade? Was it simply because it was bigger...?]
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And awkward.
How strange would it be to be running into your doppelganger all the time? It was strange enough having a twin, but he and Tic were different enough in personalities that it wasn't really like running into himself. It was just like looking into a mirror, only the person in the mirror is completely different even though they look exactly like you do.]
Yeah. ...and if there're two cabinets, how do the gamers know which game they're 'sposed ta play? What if they play that other guy's game more than yours? What happens then?
[It didn't really seem fair, even if the arcade was busy enough to mean that both cabinets would be played at any given time. Then again, it's not like they'd ever known what that was like. No matter how popular Turbo Time got, Litwak never even seemed to consider bringing in another cabinet. So why was that different for this arcade?
Was it simply because it was bigger...?]