"Being able to buy things in stages is cool, though a lot of this makes a lot more sense for the home version rather than the arcade.  I mean, does the cabinet save games for individual players?  Or partners, like us, I guess."  It was a neat idea, but how would it work?  It felt like it ran contrary to the pick up and play model of an arcade game.  But it was a worthy experiment.  "Going to be curious to see how it works  If it'll just tally up time and award money or if there'll be some kind of work mini-games."<br/><br/>He noted how some of the options blinked out for Anthony.  His line of thought made sense for it.  "Makes sense.  Sorry, man!  I didn't mean to limit your choices."  Then he grinned when his friend chose Race Queen as well.  "I love the idea of these two both urging drivers on, posing with them and cars, it would be a blast."<br/><br/>"All right.  Almost done.  I can't wait to actually play, but it's cool that you get to configure a bit before you get into things."  Since he wasn't sure what to do, Jason went through and bumped up Joy's lower attributes and then evened out her moves.  It felt best to err on the side of balance now and then maybe specialize once he'd played some and really gotten a feel for Joy and what moves of hers he liked to use.  "And...all right, all my XP's spent."  He finalized the changes and the Joy on screen pumped her fists and grinned, winking at him.  Well, at however was playing, not him.<br/><br/>"I'm ready to go when you are.  This is going to be something we talk about for years."