He has a basement bar as well. Ski-ball gets interesting after 6+ beers lol
Anyone else into arcade games?
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He has a basement bar as well. Ski-ball gets interesting after 6+ beers lol
This is a local guys basement
Ms Pac Man and Karate Champ? I'm there!
That's what I did. One machine can play pretty much any game. Haven't played mine in a few years though.
Just started collecting a little over a year ago because of my love for arcades in my younger days. Here are a few picks. I also have a UMK3 and a Wrestlefest. Sorry for the large pics....
oh goodness. nostalgia just hit me hard, i havent thought about carnievil in such a long time. also K@ is probably the arcade game ive spent the most time on.
Id love to build a mame cabinet (small tabletop one though), but i dont need another project right now- not to mention the hours ill probably spend playing the games, lol
Thanks for that, saw he is in the triad area, would love to go visit that, I probably havent played a stand-up arcade game in 10 years now lol
Added a Ms. Pac to the collection
Gauntlet was the shit.
That big room with the pool table is insane man. It mist be a beautiful home. My favorite arcade game is gun fight. U guys should check that out. The only one iver ever seen is up at funspot in lake winnepausaukee or however u spell it
Latest addition..
I remember playing this game as a child at Skateland West and other local arcades when I was around 12 years old. In around 1994 or 95 my dad bought the compact model which was an upright machine with a bench for our basement arcade.
I always loved this game and a few days back, a cockpit version was posted and I had to have it. It's one of 800 made... Guess they made 1 for every pound it weighs lol
With the help of my dad, we retrieved it last night. It's in very good condition overall with only a few small scrapes in the artwork.
The only question now... How do I get it in the basement?!?!
I remember playing this game as a child at Skateland West and other local arcades when I was around 12 years old. In around 1994 or 95 my dad bought the compact model which was an upright machine with a bench for our basement arcade.
I always loved this game and a few days back, a cockpit version was posted and I had to have it. It's one of 800 made... Guess they made 1 for every pound it weighs lol
With the help of my dad, we retrieved it last night. It's in very good condition overall with only a few small scrapes in the artwork.
The only question now... How do I get it in the basement?!?!
Well ****
You got me beat haha. Badass
You got me beat haha. Badass
You need to come down here and check out the comic shop by the house. The have a classic arcade section. All the games are still a quarter. I'll occasionally take a $10 roll over when I need to blow off some steam.
I could see that being a good way to relax, classics are always the best
Use to love going to them when I was a kid and I still like going to them today when we go to Myrtle or Daytona beach. The ones on the boardwalk look like they never left the 80/90s
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The best on the boardwalk are the baseball (pinball) games.
Id like to have more pinballs, but over the last few years, the prices skyrocketed.
The good ones, in good shape, last time I priced one was $4,000 plus, and that was three or four years ago.
Do arcades suck down a lot of electricity? Was always curious about that
Awesome. I can still remember the first time I played hard drivin. It was an absolute game changer. I remember a buddy and me used to drive about 20 miles to a truck stop to play the bench version of race drivin because it was the only place that had it.
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