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For the highest fidelity re-creation, gather some rolls of quarters and a group of about 8 ten-year-olds. Every time you start a game, give one of them 50 cents. No "continues". When you lose that last life, it's another 50 cents to the kids. This will give you a chance to try to concentrate while a group of kids jostles behind you screaming "When are you finally gonna be done!?". That's truly old-school gaming, my friend.