So, I really enjoy looking at pictures of others' arcade collections. The more pictures, the more variety, the better. I never really bothered with pictures of my stuff since I was more interested with what everyone else was collecting and playing. Someone asked, so here it goes. This is the product of collecting for several years, piling up so many PCBs, cabinets, and pins that I couldn't even use the stuff, and then dumping just about everything I didn't love. Now, I have a collection of games that I play regularly, can access easily, and am mostly satisfied with. Tons of pictures, let it load, and hang in there...
On the way down to the "Cade", some words of wisdom:
We obey all the rules except for beverages and loitering. Lots of beverages and loitering going on:
Down to the "classics" side, first stop is the Rock-Ola 469. Now playing? Journey, Def Leppard, Ozzy, and more 45s from the 1980s:
Far wall, Super Breakout, Asteroids, and Taito Egret (featuring a variety of MVS, CPS-2, and Taito F3, along with the occasional vertical shmup):
Near wall, Circus, Missile Command, Tempest, Gyruss, Galaxian, and Time Pilot (tough to see):
Egret again:
Galaxian - one of the best:
Time Pilot in better view:
As a side-attraction, we have our Lego Space monorail traveling around the top of this part of the room. Here's the home base:
And a floating bridge:
We also have a city in the back of the room. Here's one shot, and I won't bore you with more:
The back wall features the mini arcade. Here's one of about three sections. Included here are Pac-Man, QBert, and the Vectrex:
Last stop on the classic side is the Atari 2600 corner, complete with old Radio Shack 13" TV. Shelves include some MVS and other arcade carts, along with Atari carts:
OK, so then there's the pinball and misc side. Here's the view as you enter:
PinBot and Bride of Pinbot:
Comet and assorted video and pinball flyers on the wall:
We prefer Williams pins mostly. Sorcerer and Earthshaker:
Time Fantasy, The Getaway, and Genie (a Gottlieb):
The opposite wall houses the Cyberlead, which features Atomiswave almost exclusively:
Center of the room, US Naomi cab with GD setup. Was once World Series Baseball, is now Capcom Vs SNK 2.. and Border Down.. and many others. We <3 Naomi:
Far rear corner, Nintendo Playchoice 10. I'm not a huge fan of the PC-10, but we don't actually own an NES, so most of our favorites are played here if available:
Opposite rear corner. Gun Fight - a classic black and white 2 player dueling game, Pac-Man with 96-in-1 board installed, and a sitdown California Speed (complete with funky seat cover):
Another two pin shots:
To the back:
We like Rage of the Dragons. And Pac-Man storybook 45s:
That's about it. Thanks for looking.
On the way down to the "Cade", some words of wisdom:
We obey all the rules except for beverages and loitering. Lots of beverages and loitering going on:
Down to the "classics" side, first stop is the Rock-Ola 469. Now playing? Journey, Def Leppard, Ozzy, and more 45s from the 1980s:
Far wall, Super Breakout, Asteroids, and Taito Egret (featuring a variety of MVS, CPS-2, and Taito F3, along with the occasional vertical shmup):
Near wall, Circus, Missile Command, Tempest, Gyruss, Galaxian, and Time Pilot (tough to see):
Egret again:
Galaxian - one of the best:
Time Pilot in better view:
As a side-attraction, we have our Lego Space monorail traveling around the top of this part of the room. Here's the home base:
And a floating bridge:
We also have a city in the back of the room. Here's one shot, and I won't bore you with more:
The back wall features the mini arcade. Here's one of about three sections. Included here are Pac-Man, QBert, and the Vectrex:
Last stop on the classic side is the Atari 2600 corner, complete with old Radio Shack 13" TV. Shelves include some MVS and other arcade carts, along with Atari carts:
OK, so then there's the pinball and misc side. Here's the view as you enter:
PinBot and Bride of Pinbot:
Comet and assorted video and pinball flyers on the wall:
We prefer Williams pins mostly. Sorcerer and Earthshaker:
Time Fantasy, The Getaway, and Genie (a Gottlieb):
The opposite wall houses the Cyberlead, which features Atomiswave almost exclusively:
Center of the room, US Naomi cab with GD setup. Was once World Series Baseball, is now Capcom Vs SNK 2.. and Border Down.. and many others. We <3 Naomi:
Far rear corner, Nintendo Playchoice 10. I'm not a huge fan of the PC-10, but we don't actually own an NES, so most of our favorites are played here if available:
Opposite rear corner. Gun Fight - a classic black and white 2 player dueling game, Pac-Man with 96-in-1 board installed, and a sitdown California Speed (complete with funky seat cover):
Another two pin shots:
To the back:
We like Rage of the Dragons. And Pac-Man storybook 45s:
That's about it. Thanks for looking.
