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Arcade owners will get their reward in heaven.

Chiller has similar image on marquee but not the same.

Can you just burn a human body like that?

A really nice Satan's Hollow from the guy who sold me my first Tempest. He only wanted $600 at the time (2018). I would've been around another 6 hour round trip and wasn't up for two of those in a row. Should've rented a trailer. Biggest regret selling was Bubbles during downsizing.

The shipping cost, or effort to get a whole game, sometimes several hours away likely impacts whole game vs part prices disproportionately as well. Whole cabinets usually have at least a part or two that aren't that great as well. When they're perfect they're expensive. I like bringing a game...

Many choose to keep their honey holes a secret, but coin operators that are still in business or were.

The Holiday grocery store close to our school had a Joust and Pole Position that 3 or 4 of us played daily before school. It also sold chunks of gum by weight. Played a lot of Super Mario Bros. and Wizard of Wor in a Pamida foyer. We had a couple of arcades in town as well, one being The Dry...

One definition of "being in the hobby".

Your lifespan will be reduced by this hobby. Every time you move one that's time off your life. Each flight of stairs is like a year. Moving a Xevious takes off five years.

Favorite game player to look at would obviously be this man:

Blue Print

Yeah it's glitchy but neat.

Vector brick sold a few months ago for $100 here. That was a good price I think. It also sold instantly.

Making it through a single day of a real Robotron world seems almost impossible. I hope to make it another 40 years so yes at least my games will survive (provided I do).

This one is pretty good too:

Bubbles. Almost sold my Red Tent too during that purge but thankfully held off.

Unfortunately not saying anything can sometimes land you in hot water as well. But usually holding one's tongue is a solid approach. You can't be prosecuted for statements not made.

I'm sure that's a revelation to kids used to playing games on phones.