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Do you own an arcade machine?


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Do you own an arcade machine?  

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  1. 1. Do you own an arcade machine?

    • Yes. The Genuine Article.
      184
    • Yes. One of those "reproduction-type" things.
      16
    • No. But I've always wanted one.
      158
    • No. But I used to.
      14
    • No. I'm not interested.
      18

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Voted yes, I own a few. Been collecting them for awhile, probably done for now, I'm out of room, plus the hobby is just a *little* expensive!

 

Superman

Vigilante

Zaxxon

Donkey Kong 3

Double Dragon

Double Dragon II

OutRun

Shuffleboard

 

I've also got a 10-Yard Fight cabinet in the garage that I rescued off the curb. No monitor or PCB, but all kinds of wiring and the like.

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I was collecting arcades long before I got back into consoles.

 

Right now I have (all dedicated):

Sinistar

Smash TV

Tron

Moon Patrol

Galaga

Super Off Road

South Park (pinball)

Tempest

Asteroids

Joust (has a multi williams kit in it, but still original boards)

Warlords (the rarer upright)

Ataxx

Atari 5200 POP Kiosk

Star Wars (Cockpit)

Playchoice 10 (dual monitor upright)

Defender

Millipede (with multipede kit)

Ms. Pac Man (with 96 in 1 kit)

Disks of Tron (Environmental)

Tekken 2

Missile Command

Battlezone

Indy Heat

Donkey Kong

Space Invaders

QBert

Track and Field

 

I also have an Aero City jamma sit at and a Hanaho mame cocktail along with a few other cabs that are in various states of converted and not working.

 

I think that's all of them.

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Been collecting around 25 years current collection includes

 

Tempest

Space Wars

Star Wars (cockpit 25" Monitor)

Hang-On

Baby Pacman

PacMan

Galaxian

Pole Position

Operation Wolf

Asteroids

Tron

Homemade cocktail 3in1 (Galaxian Space Invaders Galaga)

Homemade cocktail Mame

Touch Screen built into wall

 

Had some success doing minor board and monitor repairs. Had more fun fixing than playing.

 

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I have quite a few working ones and project games including:

 

Star Wars

Tempest

Gravitar

Space Duel

Food Fight

Dragon's Lair

Space Ace

Team Quarterback

Gyruss

APB

Crystal Castles

Marble Madness

Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom

Roadblasters

Road Runner

Peter Pack Rat

Crossbow

Cheyenne

Asteroids

Sprint 2

 

Indiana Jones pinball

 

I also have a bunch of project Atari pinball machines.

:D

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Been collecting around 25 years current collection includes

 

Tempest

Space Wars

Star Wars (cockpit 25" Monitor)

Hang-On

Baby Pacman

PacMan

Galaxian

Pole Position

Operation Wolf

Asteroids

Tron

Homemade cocktail 3in1 (Galaxian Space Invaders Galaga)

Homemade cocktail Mame

Touch Screen built into wall

 

Had some success doing minor board and monitor repairs. Had more fun fixing than playing.

 

 

Dave, What screens are you running in your home-made cocktail cabs?

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Dave, What screens are you running in your home-made cocktail cabs?

 

Its open to everything right now but I plan to run only Vertical one or two button Games. I used a Ms Pac CP overlay and put a couple of extra button holes to the left of the Joystick. Its not completely finished yet.

 

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1 a bally sente machine with interchangeable controls for a number of games

 

game boards with it

 

Chicken Shift

Hat trick

stocker

mini golf

name that tune

Street Football

Trivial Pursuit

 

a couple more I cant remember of the top of my head~

 

 

 

 

would like to pick up more machines if I ever find them for sale in my area!

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I don't. Sometimes I wish I did, but then I think about all the space, power, and maintenance these things need and I content myself with emulation and consoles. XY monitors = $$.

 

Then I see pictures like Neuman's and I am filled with pure green-hot envy. What an amazing setup. If you invited me over, I would promise not to spill drool on anything.

 

Then I settle down and remember that I have approximately seven zillion console games and ROMs which I can play with "good enough" simulated controls. As much as I like Atari Star Wars, the memory is probably the best way for me to experience the game now.

 

I voted "No, I'm not interested" even though it's not entirely true.

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I own a non working (currently) Area 51 cab. I should collect my Pacmania cab next weekend :D I have a working Phoenix cocktail, in need of a bit of loving restoration. I have a non working Green Beret cocktail & tomorrow I collect my Superbike cocktail, which will need a lot of loving care to be restored :cool:

Just need a bigger house now :D

 

Gaztee

:twisted:

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So, this week's announcment of a new arcade-style unit from Awesome Arcades got me thinking. How many of you out there have an arcade machine?

 

Is it the real McCoy or a repro, like the Personal Arcade Machine?

 

If you've got one, what is it?

 

If you don't, what would it be if you did?

 

Me?

 

I've always wanted a Neo Geo MVS system.

 

*sigh*

I had a pac man, donkey kong, and a clone cabinet.

 

I want a cherry space invaders, or a lunar lander, Tron.

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I don't. Sometimes I wish I did, but then I think about all the space, power, and maintenance these things need and I content myself with emulation and consoles. XY monitors = $$.

The maintenance part is half the fun! :)

Then I see pictures like Neuman's and I am filled with pure green-hot envy. What an amazing setup. If you invited me over, I would promise not to spill drool on anything.

Thanks for the compliment. I started out with one game over 25 years ago.

Then I settle down and remember that I have approximately seven zillion console games and ROMs which I can play with "good enough" simulated controls. As much as I like Atari Star Wars, the memory is probably the best way for me to experience the game now.

I wish I had more console games!

I voted "No, I'm not interested" even though it's not entirely true.

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