Crossfire is the most epic '90s game you never played

If you turn the '90s into a board game and put it in a box, the toy you'd likely get is Crossfire.

Crossfire was a table top game that tasks players with pushing two pucks into their opponent's goal by shooting metal balls out of plastic guns mounted on either end of the board. Think foosball but smaller, and with way more pieces to lose. (Check out the original instructions here.) 

It was tense. It was fast paced. It was peak '90s. It was Crossfire.

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