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It took me awhile to find the episode. It's Episode #2 of 70. I had a blast listening to it. You all seem like the type of people I grew up with. I'm definitely listening to more! I like how one of you friends describes a joystick as a micro-pen15. Also, the use of the word "Moist". I...

You and I both. I played the cockpit model of Exidy Star Fire at Chucky Cheese in 1981. The best birthday party of my life. I recall shooting tie fighters and wondering why a Battle Star Galactica Viper with Exidy on the side was in the game. :)

When I turn on the Food Fight cocktail, it always starts with wavy lines. After fifteen to twenty minutes, it seems to clear up for awhile. Then it comes back. Its a WG 13" monitor. I did a basic cap kit 10 years ago and it didn't fix it. I've attached a pic. Any ideas?

I swear to god I'm about to shed a tear...I never thought in a millions years this would ever be offered. I was told there was ZERO market for it since maybe 10 of them still exist. Kudos to all!!! The FF Cocktail I bought had the glass shatter 20 years ago. The CPO's are in terrible shape...

That was an exciting video. Thanks for sharing.

Is the first pick a Bouncer Control panel?!? I didn't think they actually existed.

That's cool. I wish I would have taken pictures at my arcade. Now it only lives in my mind. #6. It looks like the guy playing Pac-Man is about to kick some ass for grabbing ass.

I was checking out "TheChive" and noticed an arcade post of pictures from the 80's. A lot of the pictures I recognized. A couple of them look like Klov members game rooms. Link http://thechive.com/2017/04/27/once-upon-a-time-when-arcades-were-the-place-to-be-32-photos/ Picture #31 had my...

I liked Mappy, but the music drove me insane. I still hear it in my sleep. I got pretty good at it back in the day, but had to stop because of the repetitive music.

Was your friend named Llewellyn "Ponch" Poncherello or Jonathan "Jon" Baker? :)

Love this idea! Love it.

You could be on to something. It doesn't look like the typical hack job.

I thought it was cool as well. If I was a bigger fan of Hat Trick...mayyyybe.

At first, I thought this was a cocktail; a very weird cocktail that I've never seen before. Then it dawned on me. It's a Sente upright with the white hood removed. Link: http://kansascity.craigslist.org/vgm/5899607714.html

I just bought X-men: Apocalypse and watched the deleted scenes. There's a whole mall scene deleted where they go to an arcade "Space Port" and play arcade games. They must have been running long because this scene is great and should have been included. Nightcrawlers brain freeze was funny...

The question I have is how much money did people spend to get good enough to finish it? It was .50 a shot. I probably spent over several weeks about $15 bucks. I never got half way. I did enjoy watching people who could finish it. There was a second monitor on top for watching.

This video is the embodiment of how I felt while playing Dragons Lair for $.50 a game. On the outside I looked normal, but on the inside, I felt like saying those things.

I had the fortune of playing a cockpit Omega Race at a local Taco Via in the 80's. Playing it in the cockpit is MUCH better than the stand-up.

This was soooo funny. The guy narrates his experience playing Dragons Lair. The title of his video is: THIS SH#T SUPPOSED TO BE FUN!! [DRAGON'S LAIR] Language Alert. Lot's of cussing. ..."I'm trying to enjoy the cinematics, but I have to look down at this Sh#t!"...

I loved the game and the movie also. Don't judge me. :) I'm wondering if I love the movie because the game came out before the movie.