Bally Sente: Saviour of the Arcades?
The 70s and early 80s arcade industry was cumbersome and wasteful to say the least. […]
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Released in October 1973, Atari’s fourth arcade videogame Gotcha was an attempt to further diversify […]
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Here’s this month’s classic arcade news feed – a run down of news and interesting […]
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ideo games have always run the gauntlet with mainstream media one way or another. Grand […]
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Playland Park has been a cornerstone of family entertainment in the Flint area of Michigan […]
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Classic Arcade news time again here on the blog. This month, I’ve pulled out a […]
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Italy has quite a history when it comes to classic arcade gaming – many European […]
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During the peak of Atari’s success, one of the more unlikely tasks given to some […]
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I was thinking recently that here in the West we take our video game history […]
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This weekend, a trailer popped up online to showcase a surprise release from Stern Pinball, […]
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