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The last time I remember seeing one of these games on location was at an arcade in New York, I think in Times Square, in the 70's. |
"Stargate," I mean, eh, "Robotron" would have a monitor, and be working in just a matter of hours. |
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It's everybody's favorite, "Dance, Dance, Revolution." |
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"Star Castle," somewhat rare, and still here. |
I've always liked how these mirrors provide a view like something you would see in a reflection of a pinball.
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The posters are from the Hanover High School production of "Tommy." |
Hey, speaking of which, time to head across the mall to "Jerry And Sal's Pizza." |
Back from lunch, it was time to check out this Sega "Out Run," which actually moves during game play. |
This air hockey table, with digital scoring overhead, replaces the previous one. |
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I dropped a lot of quarters into "Pole Position" at Sears' arcade at Eastgate Mall years ago. Yes, Pingeek was once a videogame addict. |
New to Timeline was this 1988 Atari "Vindicators" tank game, which I had never heard of before, but enjoyed playing. |
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