Adam the Woo visits Wieners and Losers

[mikerk]

 

[Tripredacus]

I forgot he existed.

 

[rdudding]

This Woo guy doesn't seem to know much about the 80s other than a couple of movies he's fond of.
Calling 45s "little LPs"???…and enough with the NES references. This is the Atari 2600 and Intellivision era.

That Collector has an INCREDIBLE collection!!! He just needs to get Woo away from it.

 

[TOK]

Damn that guys stinks. A silent walkthrough would have been better than his dopey comments.
What an awesome place though. I'd like to hear the owner just go from game to game and talk about how he got it since he has so much unusual stuff.

 

[bwm4136]

Awesome place and collection.

 

[SFIINerd]

this guy doesnt warrant a nickname. "adam" would suffice.

 

[Glitch969]

Awesome collection! I respect his "nothing beyond 1984" stance. Even though I have a few favorites after '84 (Space Harrier, Toobin', Xybots, Smash TV, Xenophobe), the industry took a different turn in the post NES era - sorry Mr Woo.

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[Dillweed]

Awesome collection! I respect his "nothing beyond 1984" stance.

As do I. Nice to see someone that actually owns a "Levers"

I don't know who this Woo guy is, and listened primarily with the volume off, But just from the camera work I can assume safely, that he's a bit of clown.

 

[coinopper]

I made a list of about 100 of W&L's games. They didn't walk down every aisle or film everything:

Amidar
Arabian
Armor... Attack
Asteroids Deluxe
Atari Football
Bagman
Basketball
Battlezone
Berzerk
Blue Print
Breakout
Buck Rogers
Bump'n Jump
Burgertime
Centipede
Challenger
Circus Charlie
Cloak & Dagger
Clowns
Computer Space
Congo Bongo
Crossbow
Crystal Castles
Datsun 280-Zzzap
Death Race
Defender
Depthcharge
Dig Dug
Dog Patch
Eliminator
Extra Bases table
Food Fight
Frisky Tom
Frogger
Galaga
Gorf
Gyruss
Journey
Joust table
Jr. Pac-Man
Jungle Hunt
Kickman
Krull
Lady Bug
Levers
Mappy
Marble Madness
Mario Bros.
Missile Command
Moon Patrol
Motorace USA
Mouse Trap
Mr. Do's Castle
Mystic Marathon
Pac-Man
Paperboy
Pengo
Pepper II
Pleiades
Pong table
Pooyan
Pop Flamer
Popeye
Punch-Out!!
Q*bert
Qix
Rally-X
Red Alert
Robotron: 2084
Rock'n Rope
Satan's Hollow
Sinistar
Solar Fox
Solar Quest
Space Duel
Space Encounter
Space Fury
Space Invaders
Space Odyssey
Space Zap
Spy Hunter
Star Castle
Star Wars
Star Wars Return of the Jedi
Tac/Scan
Tank Battalion
Tapper
Tempest
The Adventures of Major Havoc
The Pit
Thief
Timber
Time Pilot
Track & Field
Tron
Turbo
Turkey Shoot
Tutankham
Video Pinball
Warlords table
Warp Warp
Weiners and Losers
Wizard of Wor
Zaxxon

Couple notes:

Some of the game titles were taken from their website, as I didn't see them in that video.

There's a game called "Spiders" (at 3:34 in the video and website - see attached photos) but I don't recognize that specific marquee.

At about 4 minutes in, we first see the jukebox and the owner mentions "All the records are from 80 to 84.":

First thing I notice is I see Van Halen's "You Really Got Me" (1978) and "Dance the Night Away" (1979)

At about 19:55 notice the game behind the owner between Krull and The Pit:

It's running a 60-in-1 set to Donkey Kong, Donkey Kong Junior, and Donkey Kong 3 . I wonder how many others aren't running original hardware.

 

[yuppicide0138]

I was going to shoot a video there, but Woo beat me to it. I wanted to get it before anyone else. Anyway, I spoke with the owner. He has about 125 games, though you only get 3 hours in the arcade. I was hoping to stay up all night. I'm less excited to visit now.