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Functioning version of 'the first arcade video game ever created' heads to auction: $200k estimate
A games industry veteran is selling off what is 'probably the rarest arcade game in existence' via Boston’s RR Auctions.
An extraordinarily rare, fully functional two-player 1973 Computer Space arcade machine encased in its metallic green sparkle fiberglass cabinet has hit the block at RR Auction.
Before Atari, there was Syzygy Engineering, and before Home Pong, there was the Computer Space arcade machine. And then just ...
WASHINGTON (DC News Now) — One of the Smithsonian’s museums is trading quiet gallery walks for controllers and joysticks this weekend, and admission is free. The Smithsonian American Art Museum will ...
Published on The Verge yesterday is a long feature article on the history of the American arcade, which kicks things off with this line: “The defining feature of a ‘real’ arcade, however, is that ...
With the increased popularity of virtual reality gaming and the nostalgic feeling of entering a retro video game arcade comes a device that bridges both worlds. I time-traveled back to the ’80s ...
To modern gamers, arcade machines might seem like nothing more than novelty items. Now that malls and arcades have largely disappeared, you'll likely only see these cabinets in locations like bars and ...
Arcades were the biggest and best places to play new games throughout the 1980s, but by the late ‘90s, things began to change. Home game consoles had evolved significantly, offering more options, ...
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