What is the joke behind "Your Base belongs to us"

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What is the joke behind "Your Base belongs to us"

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What IS the joke behind "Your Base belongs to us" Dos game? I know they made a rap out of it where you saw a soccer player get kicked in the balls, but....is that the joke? Is there a Joke at all?

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There's a dos game about it?

Check sig, it's the opening to the Genesis game Zero Wing.
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Zero Wing was only released on the Genesis and to the Arcade. The joke only, is, when you start hearing "All your base are belong to us" a lot, it gets annoying. Progressingly, it gets Funnier, and has you saying it frequently, until it spreads like Smallpox.
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If you wanna know more about the actual game the quote is from, there's a good article at ClassicGaming:

http://www.classicgaming.com/rotw/zerowing/

You can also DL the ROM from there ... get the MegaDrive (the Japanese Genesis) version, since the arcade version lacks the famous intro.
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Heh. I've become a Collector of Arcade roms. Right now, I've only got Willow, Zero Wing, and Cruis'n USA.
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I've got the Cruisin' USA rom and actual cartridge for the N64. It's better that way, since you can save.
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Nothing Beats the Arcade version (Real arcade version), Since you have the Pedal, Stickshift, and Steering wheel. (and a chance of free money if you punch it hard enough in the right spot)
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And you get all of that in a rom? I don't think so.
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Real Arcade
I didnt mean the rom in that post.
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hehe... I wouldn't mind getting money from my printer :D :D
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All I did, was punch it, and a bunch of Free games (The working slot had tape over it)were mine!
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Thank you

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Thank you for your response. I went to the web site and found that the game is a bit old. Thanks for helping to understand an old joke.
DOS Machine Setup
CPU: Pentium 200 (non mmx)
Memory: 64 megs of RAM (100 nanosecond DIMMS)
Sound: Original (like 1992) Sound Blaster 16 ^I will NEVER Throw this baby away!
Video Card: Diamond Stealth Viper 16 megs
Video Monitor: (1993) Compaq SVGA (They made good monitors back then)
Hard Drive: FAT 16 10 GB Hard Drive
Partition: C:\ 2 GB D:\….I forgot.
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