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Hi there, is there a way to tell if a Donkey Kong cabinet was one of the converted Radar Scopes other than the red paint and marquee? Was there anything inside them beyond the circuit boards that clearly indicated this was originally a Radar Scope? I've looked around online for an answer and...

Last month I did a huge update to my Computer Space website and I was wondering if anyone could give it a look? I know of a few issues on it, for example, if you have a widescreen monitor, Page 6 of my gaming history section has the picture of Pong overlapping the text but it doesn't do that on...

Does anyone have really in depth info about the release of the 2 player version of Computer Space? Someone was asking me what I know about it and admittedly with the 2 player version my knowledge is scant. I know Nolan Bushnell was splitting with Nutting Associates around then and Nutting...

Hi there, I have mislaid my DVD of Soylent Green but I need to know when the scene appears with Computer Space in it. I know it's early in the move, like in the first ten minutes or so. Does anyone have the movie readily handy and can throw it in and tell me the timestamp of the scene?

Any Australian readers here going to the Game On exhibit in Melbourne's ACMI? http://wii.ign.com/articles/857/857673p1.html If so, do any of you know the owner of the 1971 Nutting Associates Computer Space that's on display there? If you do, ask them if they wouldn't mind me posting their...

So I was wondering, from a legal point of view, if I buy something like the Jakks TV games like the Ms PacMan or the Frogger that I can plug into my TV set, or if I buy the Konami arcade collection for my Nintendo DS, does that mean I have paid for the ROMs and therefore I can load those games...

I'm thinking of making another cabinet for playing games on and due to space limitations, it was starting to look like I would need to hack a keyboard for the controls and buttons. But then I heard about the KeyWiz on RetroGamingRadio and had a look at it...

I was having an discussion with a fellow arcade fan and we were talking about whether or not highly abstract games were any more successful than straight-forward games. I was drawing parallels and came up with examples of both successful and unsuccessful games that qualify but I wasn't sure if...

I have a friend in France who asked me how much a good condition (8/10 he says) Pong is worth. someone there is trying to sell it to him for $2000 US. I told him that sounds a bit steep but he pointed out to me original Pongs are rare in Europe so maybe it's a good price? Any advice?