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I was checking out this thread and it got me to thinking… https://forums.arcade-museum.com/threads/tempest-to-quantum-cabaret-conversion.544255/ On a Missile Command UR the location of the trackball, size of the trackball, location of the fire buttons and the distance between them are a...

Just scroll over the "TCM" logo on the page and/or click on Daily/Monthly Schedule to see it! https://www.tcm.com/

I no longer partake... but I thought I might as well give y'all a heads-up on this new joint in palm springs

Maybe... :cool: https://www.desertsun.com/story/news/2021/04/13/museum-pinball-banning-planning-move-palm-springs-desert-sun/7207069002/?fbclid=IwAR2VPMTYfdu3j9xh3Pd9adrm8k8DFQRDbuBBIZHw_7SEjb3ag5tK6cKuEXE

http://www.sjoerdhendriks.com/project/e-waste-arcades No Time To Waste https://www.ewastearcades.com/afvalarcade.html Funky Phone https://www.ewastearcades.com/funkyphone.html

just love the control sticks :love:

I realize it's not nearly as fascinating as the holes in the BZ cabs thing... but it would be nice if we could get a little video on this. and maybe a step towards resolution of the mystery that... and I would just like to see it happen. never saw it... but many times I was in the same room...

don't even try to tell me I'm the only one... my fave game of all time :rolleyes: c'mon you klov pac-man heroes! let's see 'em sometimes I really wonder if you guys know how to... party Little A'Le'Inn, Rachel NV. Late '09

whenever we asked for one at the counter, they would just say "check next door" at the arcade... and we would. after a few times, we finally gave up they never did say there wasn't one, or that there was one... :unsure:

I hadn't played any games during the 90s... and since '85 that is until about '95, when we discovered a U.S. Classic conversion ('89) (maybe orig. don't know) in Snick's bar. A well known local institution, right across the street from my high school...

Over the years of my game playing, I've prided myself on being a strictly old skool coin-op arcade game player... so here goes #1 confession: In the mid 90s, A friend left an NES at my house for a while. so I messed around with it for a bit played a little commando and 1942 anyway yeah, just...

Whenever KLOVers talk about coin-op arcade Missile Command (which is rare), invariably there are a few KLOVers that chime in saying "I never played the arcade version, but I played it on 2600" 2600 MC is not worthy of a comparison to the coin-op arcade version... NOT EVEN CLOSE. So... in future...

does anyone really go to these places? to play games, that is... oh, but great drink holders... :rolleyes: at the very least, stage a pic of *GASP* customers playing games... I give up https://www.coinoptemecula.com/

which games does a player really need to hear certain sounds clearly in order to play successfully? for me it was BZ. being able to hear the enemy tank shots, when the enemy tank was on radar and out of view, was absolutely crucial to maneuvering whether the game was just not set at a good...

at home, public arcade, BITD or present... when playing periscope games like BZ and sea wolf, do/did you actually rest your forehead and face in the periscope? and if so, to what degree?... just a gentle guiding contact?... or are you squeezing your grill up in there, trying to get that full...

I only ask because, in the past 2 weeks, there has been an unprecedented spike in views of my SMA you tube vid... usually, it's a ghost town just figured the vid must have been posted somewhere, and just recently... otherwise the spike would be very odd just wondering if anyone may have...

I was mostly totally bailed from the arcade scene when I was 20... that was '83. I was mostly just hanging out, anyway. when most of the players are 8 - 12 years younger... YEP, time to retire. time for another generation to take over... i retreated to the bowling alley. looking forward to your...