Title: 7 Entertainment Trends from the '80s
Headings: 7 Entertainment Trends from the '80s
7 Entertainment Trends from the '80s
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The Arcade
The Mall
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Content: Especially because Atlantic City had just recently become a gambling friendly state. The '80s also witnessed the rise of Native American casinos, as the California Supreme Court ruled in favor of allowing gambling on any Indian territory within a pro-gambling state. TV
By the end of the 1980s, the television industry was also popular. Late '80s shows like Seinfeld and The Simpsons paved the way for sitcoms like Friends and the Fresh Prince of Bel-Air. On the other hand, leading up to 1989, there were actually more than a couple of great TV shows. M.A.S.H., Knight Rider, Cheers, The Cosby Show and The Golden Girls, are only a few examples of what was available on television back then. The Arcade
Every '80s kid’s dream was to get enough money, not to buy action figures or candy or music, but for a days-worth supply of arcade game tokens. Most kids didn’t mind spending hours on end playing classics like, Pac-Man, Donkey Kong, Centipede and Galaga. The Mall
Last but not least, the mall was where the cool kids hung out. There was only one sure way to know if you were in the cool crowd back then and that was if you were part of a crew that hung out at the mall.