When I was a kid and my parents took me to the grocery store, I begged (ahem, solicited…) them for quarters for the arcade next door where I would kill an hour playing the games of the day: Pac-Man, Defender, Missile Defense, Asteroids, Galaga, Q-Bert, and of course, Frogger.
What made Frogger especially intense was that it was the only game where you ha…
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