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Enter the arcade here. |
"Slugfest," "Monopoly," "Dr. Dude," "Tommy," and "Swords Of Fury" are just some of the pins you will find here. |
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As of summer, 2014, the sequel to this game, "Turtles In Time," was at the arcade. |
The videogame to the left, "Kangaroo," I played at The Ridge Cinema, formerly located in Richmond, VA. |
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"Circus Charlie" was added shortly before I was here. |
They also have "Q*bert," one of the most well known classic arcade games. |
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However, this needs no introduction.
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Take a break, grab some snacks, and put some tunes on the jukebox. |
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Play some Atari 2600 games here, and speaking of which..... |
At the York Show this year, I bought these from 8-bit-Arcade. |
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I think this car is the coolest. |
However, this is one of my favorite Atari 2600 games. |
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The original "Pong" arcade game used a black and white tv set as a monitor. |
Another one of my Atari 2600 favorites. |
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The Atari 2600 GMC Motorhome is the only one missing, but it can easily be found on Ebay. |
8-bit Arcade also had plenty of parts to repair and/or upgrade a videogame. |
