My recent trip to the USA allowed me some time to check out a few arcades, specifically one of my favourites in Miami, FL. The last time I reviewed Arcade Odyssey, was a good five years ago. You can check that out here. The upshot I concluded back then, w …

Being lucky enough to have pretty much lived my life in parallel to the entire history of video games, I’ve also been lucky enough to have been blown away over and over again by every leap they’ve ever made, even if the height seems to have got a bit …

- Don't hesitate to ask if you want pictures or more details of anything. - All prices are negotiable, and I'm happy to do trade/cash combos. - Want list provided upon request. Atari 2600: Keyboard Controllers, pair (boxed) $15 Alpha Beam with Ernie (ma …

Hi folks, I now have a Gorf game with a joystick that works okay, but there's something wrong with it, wear perhaps? The joystick moves left right up and down just fine like it's supposed to and centers itself just fine, but I can rotate/turn t …

I just got this interesting cartridge in recently.I have never seen this blank Commodore 64 label before have you?The sticker says: Mitsubishi Electronic GORF u2 or something like that.Then check out that sticker on the back. It says FINAL ABC.What do you …

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The trigger switch is missing and want to see how they mounted it in there. IIRC, Gorf it the same setup just with a small PCB attached to the trigger switch for the light. …

Been collecting arcades and pins for the last 6 years or so. Just added a Defender Williams Multicade. Looking to add a Donkey Kong and a Gorf. Had been doing mostly 1ups but I want to go with more classic 80's arcade games. Love the 80's games! …

After something of a drought of Arcade Raid reports in recent months, I have another great classic arcade cabinet stash find to share on the blog this week. Maybe we’re on a roll! Check out last weeks’ arcade raid tale here if you missed it. …

Here’s a cool arcade raid tale from a few years back that turned up several rare titles. US-based collector Joe Magiera received a message from a fellow collector back in 2006 with a lead on some arcade cabinets being sold off. It read: I go …

I thought I’d share a few pictures this week of a recent visit I made to an amusement trade show here in the UK. EAG (Entertainment, Attractions & Gaming International Expo) has been around for a few years now, since 2009 in fact, and is the …

Been a while since I wrote about an arcade raid here on the blog. For the uninitiated, an “Arcade Raid” usually involves the discovery and subsequent removal of classic arcade cabinets. A typical raid will occur in an old warehouse, barn or st …