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If you're into vector games, I would implore you to play Aztarac. Great game and easily my favourite vector.

Williams cabarets.

Calimesa, CA. Bob is a top man. Great place with a solid collection of classic cabs and modern pins. Well worth a visit. 👍

Geometry Wars is a great twin stick shooter.

I was thinking exactly this. Seriously, I think it would look very cool.

Hello KLOVers. We have a new episode of the Ted Dabney Experience uploaded for you. Episode 42 sees us talk with Alistair Crooks, co-founder of Atari UK. This is a little known story, about how the first Pong games officially arrived in the UK back in 1973, following the formation of Atari UK...

The "crowd fund my new pizza restaurant" guy.

Here's the Gravitar cabaret prototype cabinet. Designed to accommodate a horizontal 19" vector monitor (Presumably a 6100). Its a little wider than a Tempest/Centipede cabaret. You can read up more info on that cab here. Someone was going to repro the cab after the original plans surfaced...

A new episode of the Ted Dabney Experience podcast is up and ready for your listening pleasure. We talk with Doug Macrae about the development of Super Missile Attack, Ms Pac-Man, Quantum, Food Fight, and several unreleased arcade titles. Doug Macrae co-founded General Computer Corporation in...

Seems relevant to post this here. I dug out some early proto creative ideas of the Puckman side art and shared on my blog a while back. https://arcadeblogger.com/2024/04/27/puck-man-artwork/

Is there anything nicer looking than a faded Ms Pac-Man with wear and patina? I think not. Also what was it about the pink paint that meant it faded over the years?

Balloon Fight.

Not the greatest pic, but it's stumped me. Likely from a UK arcade if that helps.

Hello! I got nothing on this really. Other than the silver cones were definitely on the prototype upright cabinets. My guess is during production, someone thought to save money, they should be black plastic? Aren't there two types of the black plastic cones? One tall and one short? On...

Here's a video of my world record for anyone interested in some gameplay. This was set in 2010, using tournament settings (no bonus cities). The game ended at 4.4M points due to a failure of the middle base button.

Totally.

I'd agree with this, native screen burn is lovely patina on any game. Although I once played a Missile Command which had a monitor in it with chronic Ms Pac-Man burn. It was fine on the black screens, but when the coloured screens came along it was pretty psychedelic to the point of being...