New Games

• New multicade machines are back in stock.  Pacman, Ms. Pacman, Galaga and more all in one machine.
• Demolition Man Pinball – this wide body pinball has some of the best gadgets in the game.  Ramps galore. 6 ball multiball and more.
• WWF Royal Rumble – another wide body pinball with a mini play field.  Restored and ready to go.  Will not last long
• Rapid Fire – This unique machine is what happens when you combine pinball, a chain gun and space invaders.   This is a very rare opportunity to add a game like this to your collection or bar.
• Alley Cats Shuffle Bowler – Nearly 9′ of awesome.  Shuffle bowling has been around since the 50’s, but this late 1980’s model is what happens when you take the very best, add solid state electronics and full LED conversion.   We usually don’t do machine like this, but it was a rare opportunity to pick up a great arcade game.
• Williams Cyclone – the 2nd of the roller coaster series, but arguably the best of the bunch.  You know, the one with Ron and Nancy Reagan in the front seats!    Fully restored, new playfield and more.  High End pin for half the price.  Est this fall

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We’ve been pretty busy this summer and have a lot of new items planned.  We sometimes post pictures on our Facebook page…

Recently Restored:

Tron arcade game

Guns and Roses Pinball

Eight Ball Deluxe Pinball

Maverick Pinball

Jurassic Park Pinball

Ms. Pacman arcade game

High Speed 2 – The Getaway Pinball

Rush 2049 Special Edition – Racing Simulator arcade game

Megatouch Ion flat panel arcade

Baby Pacman pinball video game hybrid arcade

Coming This Fall:

Cyclone Pinball (full ground up with new play field)

Galaga

Ms. Pacman

Multicade

720 skateboard arcade game (the original)

Globetrotters Pinball

FishTales Pinball

Ready for Purchase Now or Soon:

Maverick Pinball

Eight Ball Deluxe Pinball

Rush 2049 Special Edition

WWF Royal Rumble Pinball

Call or email to inquire.  Or if you have a game you are searching for, we can find it!

Pacman, Ms. Pacman and Galaga are easily the most identifiable arcade games of the 1980’s.   They were both manufactured using the same cabinet style, however not the exact same cabinet.

Originally, in 1980, Pacman was released in it’s iconic cabinet (and yellow color) and took the world by storm.  Ms. Pacman was it’s successor in 1981, originally marketed to appeal to the female gamer (thus the blue, yellow and pink colors).  It really didnt matter as Ms. Pacman quickly overtook Pacman as the most popular game ever because of it’s changing maze and better game play.

Also in 1981, Galaga was actually an experiment in reusing the same game hardware and appeared to be released in cost reduced form – as the cabinets were actually made from pressed cardboard instead of the original multi-ply wood design.  Over the years, Galaga machines have suffered from age. Most of the time, cardboard cabinet has absorbed so much water that it mushrooms and de-laminates to a point of no-return.  As a result, we typically will use Ms. Pacman cabinets and convert them over to Galaga, or go the route of the “reunion style” and put both Galaga and Ms. Pacman graphics on the cabinet.  This emulates the 20th Anniversary Reunion arcade games that were re-released in the early 2000’s, but at a much reduced cost.

All cabinets of this style hold the 19″ vertically oriented monitor.  This means that the 4×3 monitor i s turned 90 degrees so that it sits taller than wider.  This is the orientation for many games of the early 1980’s such as: Galaga, Pacman, Ms. Pacman, Donkey Kong, Dig Dug, Centipede, Millipede etc.   Also, the monitor in these cabinets are laid down almost flat – like a table.