Phosphor Dot Fossils: Do Run Run! (Arcade, 1984, played via MAME)

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Do! Run Run (1984)
Duration: 13:35
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Phosphor Dot Fossils isn't clowning around with Earl's favorite entry in the storied history of Mr. Do! Find out why both clam-frog-things and especially blue ducks mean instant death. This is the first in a series of short pieces on favorite obscure and semi-obscure arcade games.

Phosphor Dot Fossils ( http://www.thelogbook.com/phosphor/ ) is one of the web's oldest archives of vintage console, computer, and arcade games; there was also a 2-DVD documentary of the same name, covering the early history of video games, produced in 2008 and 2009 (now available for download at http://www.thelogbook.com/store/ ). And these days? PDF aims to bring a more laid-back, less-caffeinated, less-profanity-spewing experience to the retro video game longplay video.

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Tags:
mr. do!
do! run run
do run run
classic arcade game
retrogaming
phosphor dot fossils
thelogbook.com
earl green
1984


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Do! Run Run Statistics For theLogBook

At present, theLogBook has 55 views spread across 1 video for Do! Run Run, and less than an hour worth of Do! Run Run videos were uploaded to his channel. This makes up less than 0.11% of the total overall content on theLogBook's YouTube channel.