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Steve Isaacs appeared on
STARCADE! show #75 taped in July 1983. He was 14 at the time. He
played a good game but fell just short of beating his opponent Robbie
Nobori.
Steve's favorite game
was Sinistar and as luck would have it, Sinistar was the Grand Prize on
his show.
Today, Steve says,
"I never quite got over the disappointment of not winning a Sinistar
machine."
Steve's opponent played
for the Sinistar game but fell far short of scoring the points he needed
to win.
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Steve wanted to be on
STARCADE! because "I like the idea of mixing video games, TV and
competing. I also like all the new games and to how a TV show works.
And, of course, winning an arcade game. And it's just a
great show."
According to Steve, he
"found out about STARCADE! on Entertainment Tonight and I have been
watching it ever since." Entertainment Tonight did a story on
STARCADE! when it first went on the air.
Steve's ambition was,
"to direct movies and write scripts and be like Walt Disney and
Steven Spielberg."
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Well, he didn't become
another Disney or Spielberg BUT he did make it in show business ...
When
he checked in Steve told us, "I became an MTV VJ, played 'Tommy' in
'The Who's Tommy' Broadway Touring Company and played in a band called 'Skycycle'
(named after the game TRON, you think) on MCA Records. Currently, I am a
Flash web designer who specializes in movie sites - I did the 'Hannibal'
site and 'The Majectic' site."
Who says dreams don't
come true. They do for Starcaders!
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Game: Mappy
Time Limit: 50 seconds
Steve: 3,720 Robbie Nobori: 3,900
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Game: Wacko
Time Limit: 50
seconds
Steve: 6,000
Robbie Nobori: 6,400
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Game: Moon
Patrol Time Limit: 40
seconds
Steve: 1,150
Robbie Nobori: 1,500
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