Oh man that’s awesome! I remember playing my first video game it was space invaders probably 1979 I was around 10 years old and was hooked ever since. Thanks for taking me back in time. Thanks for sharing!
Brings me right back to my days in the local pizza parlor playing these games pumping in quarters trying to get high scores. There was always a cigarette machine there as well…i think they were $1 a pack.
So cool that you have a Drangons Lair. I played that a ton when I was a kid. I remember the First time I saw it at an arcade. My mom had taken me on vacation to Disneyland, and we were out sight seeing somewhere. I went in this arcade and there was this game Dragons lair. Funny thing about it was it was in black and white video, not color. I have never heard anyone speak of seeing something like this. Maybe it was some type of beta test unit. Or maybe there was something wrong with the game. Regardless, I was absolutely amazed. This would have been around 1983.
The Starcade arcade at Disneyland was amazing! Right next to Space Mountain. The black and white sounds like he monitor lost color but what a fantastic game huh? Dragons Lair is most definitely one of my favorites.
My favorite line was the "I share the World Record in this...Ladies...". This was a thoroughly enjoyable video and it really took us all back in time. Thanks for posting this, I truly enjoyed it. Hope to see more!
Your arcade is quite impressive!! So many awesome games. I remember playing Monaco GP at The Pinball Hall of Fame here in Las Vegas. Ever since I played it, i loved it!!
Phenomenal collection Sir. I grew up with a C64 and Amiga, and only started getting into arcades in the mid 90's. UMK3 was one of my most played at a local convenience store right next to my high school in England, but a few other stores had some older cabs with Joust, Galaga and Ms. Pac-Man. I live in the US now, and lately I have been falling in love with the whole arcade aesthetic and ambience, frequently going on trips with my family to play both arcades and pinball. I have yet to make my first purchase on a real arcade cab, but I plan to do it in a couple of years when I'm ready. I mostly play using MAME/RetroArch/BigBox on my Windows PC, alternating between a Qanba Obsidian fight stick and a Legends Pro Gamer controller that I modded with 2 spinners, Suzo Happ buttons w/ Cherry 75g switches, two Sanwa joysticks with a battop with 2lb springs. It'll do for the time being! I sincerely hope you are proud of your collection, it is truly a sight to behold!
On Track N Field, my buddies and I, we use to cheat using a pencil. Pencil? We would place a pencil horizontally between our pointer and middle finger. Place your hand between the two buttons to run. The pencil would allow you to hit the run button quickly back-and-forth as you tapped down one side of the pencil! Try it, it works!
Currently building my game room. Thanks for the incentive to keep my progress moving forward. I am currently at 8 games. But will probably be multi boarding a couple of cabinets
Speaking of Disneyland/amusement park arcades, the LARGE arcade at Cedar Point in Sandusky Ohio was always a great old skool arcade through the 70s-80s. AFAIK, it's still there, been at least 5-6 years since I've been there. They were doing a good job maintaining vintage machines, while keeping up to date rotating in new machines. Of course there are old skool Skeeball machines and the like too But the size was unmatched around the Midwest- wide and deep, always found some old vintage game deep in there
1982 was a great yr for arcades. Ms Pacman was my favorite . Always cool to go though a ghost - if the ghost has its eyes in another direction. Clyde was always the stupidest one. Later on got myself a paper route so Paperboy cool - At one arcade that I played in Centiped was called Wormer and the it was little apple's thar u shot instead. Ever cleared the screen ? When it comes to Q-bert by the time u really advace the graphics will f with your eyes but you're right the sounds Were iconic. Tempest - didn't even turn my neck when I walked into an arcade and byy the time Gauntlet came out. It was all about shoving quarters into a machine my love affair faded . But from 81 to 86 great time to be a boy .
Funny that you mentioned the Starcade at Disneyland. I remember spending a lot of time in that place when I was a teen. I also remember my parents saying, “Why do you want to play in the arcade, you can do that at home”. I would tell them they didn’t understand because there wasn’t a arcade like that at home. It was a big part of my childhood and I’m glad I have the memories of the multilevel Starcade, the most badass arcade I ever experienced. You have a awesome collection which includes the most iconic game selections. Thanks for the tour, I’d love to play any of those.
WOW I am actually impressed for a change. The only game that I cannot understand why you have it in your collection for is zoo keeper. All the rest of the games are 100% classics and would be in my arcade if I had one. I would swap out zoo keeper for Xevious but I would want a lot more or at least a few more, such as defender, space invaders. My OCD is killing right now, as I know that I would actually want to move house so that I could fit more machines in. However, what a collection you have, very good taste in games.
WOW!!!! 720 !! that's the one that killed my piggy bank !! You have So many that I hate but love them. great collection. I have 2 Neo Geos SNKs from 1982 and 1 arcade 1up Street Fighter that i moded and made into 4 player. I probably spent $1000 bucks on upgrades already. For that price I should have gotten a legends but i had fun doing it and the time I put into it was worth it. I have a Golf Arcade if you want it, needs work. live in Southern Cali
Paperboy was one of those Videogame Crash era releases, when popular interest in videogames tanked. But I vividly recall seeing it first at the local Chuck E Cheese. Besides the unusual controller, the monitor/gfx were striking for the time, ie no obvious scanlines and much higher refresh rate/resolution vs other games of the time.
Very nice. Paperboy was defiantly an original setup. I played that at a 7/11 for the first time and I too remember seeing it and playing it at a Chuck E Cheese in San Diego as a kid.
Just awesome bro! Fantastic! I love it. They all take me back. My wife loves the older ones like pac-man, space invaders, Phoenix, donkey kong. She has ten years on me, so they was out when she was a kid. My favourites are double dragon, teenage mutant ninja turtles, golden axe, NBA jam, wrestle fest. They was big when I was ten. I just bought a pandora saga console and just completed TMNT for the first time in 30 years lol. Made me feel like a kid at Christmas. Pretty sure it also has the Simpsons game. I'll check that out tomorrow. Congrats on the great setup. 👍
@@BrokenArcade thanks bro. I only got back into vintage gaming about a six weeks ago. Up until then I hadn't played any arcade or console since about 94-95. It's been fantastic reliving my 80s n early 90s childhood again, playing all my old favourite games. Stupidly, me and the wife downsized our house a while back because the one we had before was too big for just the two of us. Now I regret that because now I have no room for arcade cabinets. 🤦♂️ I might be able to talk the wife into letting me have one cab. That would be either TMNT, Phoenix, or golden axe. But, atleast I can live vicariously through people like you instead lol. I really love your setup. I've seen many on RUclips this last month, but the vast majority are those 1up cabs, which don't get me wrong, they're cool but not as cool as the real thing. Yours look amazing. It's great to see then in their original form. You actually have some games there that I've never seen before, which is fantastic. Congratulations bro.🙏🏻👊
I love videos of arcade game collections like this! Hopefully your garage doesn't get too hot during the summer. I've never seen Mad Planets before. Also by Gottleib. I don't think I remember Space Zap from my childhood, but the premise is like Cosmic Ark on the 2600. I never saw Vanguard at an arcade, but I played it on the 2600. It's an early SNK game. Your collection is pretty fantastic. Personally I'd not get Track & Field but rather Gyruss or Time Pilot instead. Other than that, fantastic game room!
Could only get into this hobby if I ever won the lotto. Cause 1, need a heck of a lot more space to accommodate all I'd love to put in there. And 2, I'd have to pay for the restoration cause I don't have the ability to work on them to extent to get em perfect. Probably say that about any other collections I would try to get into that would require restoration like cars. Lol
Great example of a Joe Blow/working man's home arcade in a garage. A lot of us would love to replicate, but just too impractical owning so many large cabinets and maintaining and powering all that stuff. Plus the low WAF/SO factor So most of us settle for Mame/RetroPIe multiple emulation cabinets. However, as a compromise I am collecting authentic arcade machine parts- marquees and control panels for games with unique controls other than standard ball top joysticks and tracballs/spinners. Stuff like the Star Wars yoke (GRS), Ikari Warriors stick that rotates, Tron stick (GRS), and a recently acquired commercial Pole Position control panel with the wheel/gearshift Plan is to make just a couple of multi-purpose emulated arcade cabinets with swappable marquees/control panels.' Wide marquee- sized LCD/OLED screens are getting cheaper all the time, so I think a video screen marquee will be the way to go moving forward for swapping marquee art per game While nothing beats running a vintage game on vintage PCB hardware and a tube CRT, I'm good with improving emulation on an LCD/OLED using the vintage game controls where the controller was a big part of the gameplay experience/feel, using judgement on a game by game basis, or just personal preference/nostalgia per game
Super rad set up ! no digdug, space invaders, wizards of war, donkey kong, zaxon, defender. Mission command ?( or is those in storage rotation) ....new SUBSCRIBER!
Thanks! The Donkey Kong Jr also has a Donkey Kong board in it. However since this video I have collected quite a few more games. New walkthrough coming soon!
i heard you say mission beach idk if you meant san diego but i remember playing shinobi in a 7/11 and a bowling alley that had lots of games, that was my stomping ground, clairemont blvd mission bay area
Yes exactly! ArcadeSD. I have a PCB, harness and power-supply but when I originally got it from the auction it was JAMMA so I popped in the ArcadeSD and never really converted it back besides the artwork. However it is now in storage awaiting a proper restore to its original glory.
How'd you fit 3 PCBs in a donkey Kong cabinet? Plus the remix daughterboard? Must be tight. I have a DK cabinet with the D2K daughterboard & a JR PCB. But it's tight. You have an awsum collection. Luv it
WOW! I am trying to put together a command station where I can play all the old games, many of which are what you have. I'd like to pick your brain. I think it's an atari setup that you have. My goal is to put it on my TV in my Game-room. I have a pool table, dartboard pinball machine and a chess board just don't have the extra room for Cabinets would like to buy a command station or some machine that will allow me to have hundreds of games to pick from to play. Any ideas?
Great question and you are correct. I have a working player and the Dragons Lair & Space Ace discs including Space Ace roms. However i have retired those for now and using the Dexter mod.
There shouldn't be. Anti-Gambling laws don't apply to arcade cabinets like they do with slot machines as there's no promise of a financial pay off like there is any gambling machine.
No restrictions owning them for personal. For business, of 6 or more machines you need the proper licenses, at least where I live. www.sandiego.gov/sites/default/files/legacy/treasurer/pdf/new_arcade.pdf
What kind of carpet did you use? I am planning on converting my 2 car garage in the next couple of weeks and have been trying to find something durable. Thanks.
Late response I know but I used the sky grey carpet from Home Depot. I got 2x 25’ rolls and used duck tape to seam them together. Home Depot has a wide range of cheap carpet.
Quick editing tip, too many competing sounds. Drop them music if you're not doing a voice over or if you do choose the ambient tone or other. Really LOVE your setup, I wish I could convert my garage to an arcade.
Appreciate the comment. With all the game sounds, the TV playing classic 80s videos and me not using a mic would account for that. I didn't add any additional backing tracks but next time I should at least mute the TV.
The sounds in this room alone are bringing back alot of happy memories. This is crazy.
One of the best collections I've seen.
Appreciate that. Have a new walkthrough coming up soon with some additional games.
Girlfriend didnt last but the Ms. Pacman is still here. Nice.
That 720 brought back some memories,
Very nice 👍🏻
lol I can hear Pole Position clear across the room! I love it!
Wow! What a great collection you have! Nothing quite compares to the old sounds from the 80's.
Love it love it love it. Thanks for sharing. The 80s was the absolute best decade to grow up.
Very nice video and home arcade, pretty inspiring. Thanks for the video and showing off your collection!
BALLER STATUS!!! WELL DONE!!!! Thank you for sharing!!!!
Oh man!
So jealous.
Qbert!!!!#❤tempest❤and galaga..awesome
Oh man that’s awesome! I remember playing my first video game it was space invaders probably 1979 I was around 10 years old and was hooked ever since. Thanks for taking me back in time. Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for the tour. Great collection!
You have an impressive collection! I'm jealous. Enjoy all the fun games
Sweet set-up. I have 6 cabs in my garage and boards hanging from my ceiling too. Looking for a Tron!
Love it. Would love to see a video of them.
Brings me right back to my days in the local pizza parlor playing these games pumping in quarters trying to get high scores. There was always a cigarette machine there as well…i think they were $1 a pack.
Awesome man.
amazing collection!!!!!! thank you for sharing
Wish we lived closer to you. What a nice collection of games.
Solar warrior was my favorite 80’s arcade game
Nice little arcade you got there man.
Awesome home arcade! 😎👍
Nice collection, I have a Space Firebird arcade cabinet, I remember playing Pac-man at the arcade when I was a kid.
Space Firebird is a great cab. Sweet memories!
dang man.
sweet arcade.
wow.
So cool that you have a Drangons Lair. I played that a ton when I was a kid. I remember the First time I saw it at an arcade. My mom had taken me on vacation to Disneyland, and we were out sight seeing somewhere. I went in this arcade and there was this game Dragons lair. Funny thing about it was it was in black and white video, not color. I have never heard anyone speak of seeing something like this. Maybe it was some type of beta test unit. Or maybe there was something wrong with the game. Regardless, I was absolutely amazed. This would have been around 1983.
The Starcade arcade at Disneyland was amazing! Right next to Space Mountain. The black and white sounds like he monitor lost color but what a fantastic game huh? Dragons Lair is most definitely one of my favorites.
My favorite line was the "I share the World Record in this...Ladies...". This was a thoroughly enjoyable video and it really took us all back in time. Thanks for posting this, I truly enjoyed it. Hope to see more!
Amazing arcade!
Fantastic arcade! Great selection of cabinets for sure.
Amazing collection, dude. I can't believe you have a TMNT cab ... My childhood right there. Great stuff!
Cool collection
Thanks for sharing! Great-looking setup you've got going.
Thanks Rachel!
Your arcade is quite impressive!! So many awesome games. I remember playing Monaco GP at The Pinball Hall of Fame here in Las Vegas. Ever since I played it, i loved it!!
Thanks for watching!
Amazing man. One of the better home arcades man. You have a great selection
Thanks! It took a while to build this up.
You have a really cool collection, and it's really nicely set out.
Great collection man! - and remember Ms Pacman is ageing better than your ex girlfriend
Man, Joust and Zoo Keeper are some of my favorite arcade games of all time. It's great that you have them, they're badass.
Thanks! If I had to pick it would be Joust but they are both fantastic games and I am stoked to have them in my collection.
Very entertaining and a nice collection as well. Thanks for posting this.
Thank you for being you 🎉❤😢😊!!!!
Amazing set up my friend. Great Job
Phenomenal collection Sir. I grew up with a C64 and Amiga, and only started getting into arcades in the mid 90's. UMK3 was one of my most played at a local convenience store right next to my high school in England, but a few other stores had some older cabs with Joust, Galaga and Ms. Pac-Man. I live in the US now, and lately I have been falling in love with the whole arcade aesthetic and ambience, frequently going on trips with my family to play both arcades and pinball. I have yet to make my first purchase on a real arcade cab, but I plan to do it in a couple of years when I'm ready. I mostly play using MAME/RetroArch/BigBox on my Windows PC, alternating between a Qanba Obsidian fight stick and a Legends Pro Gamer controller that I modded with 2 spinners, Suzo Happ buttons w/ Cherry 75g switches, two Sanwa joysticks with a battop with 2lb springs. It'll do for the time being! I sincerely hope you are proud of your collection, it is truly a sight to behold!
Phenomenal arcade, love it
On Track N Field, my buddies and I, we use to cheat using a pencil. Pencil? We would place a pencil horizontally between our pointer and middle finger. Place your hand between the two buttons to run. The pencil would allow you to hit the run button quickly back-and-forth as you tapped down one side of the pencil! Try it, it works!
Thats awesome! Actually a buddy came over the other day and showed me that trick. I heard of it but never seen it before. It most definitely works!
Great collection!
Currently building my game room. Thanks for the incentive to keep my progress moving forward. I am currently at 8 games. But will probably be multi boarding a couple of cabinets
Awesome! Reach out if you need any help.
@@BrokenArcade Sure will. Thanks!
Nice Collection.... played alot of those as a kid in the 80's.... the only one missing is Defender!!
yes better times back then
Very nice collection. I personally like the milipede game and cabinet.
It is a sweet cabinet!
Just wow, such clean nice cabs! Thx
Speaking of Disneyland/amusement park arcades, the LARGE arcade at Cedar Point in Sandusky Ohio was always a great old skool arcade through the 70s-80s.
AFAIK, it's still there, been at least 5-6 years since I've been there.
They were doing a good job maintaining vintage machines, while keeping up to date rotating in new machines.
Of course there are old skool Skeeball machines and the like too
But the size was unmatched around the Midwest- wide and deep, always found some old vintage game deep in there
That sounds amazing! Ohh the nostalgia.
Vanguard, Mad Planets, Zoo Keeper, Star Wars, TRON!!!
amazing
1982 was a great yr for arcades. Ms Pacman was my favorite . Always cool to go though a ghost - if the ghost has its eyes in another direction. Clyde was always the stupidest one. Later on got myself a paper route so Paperboy cool - At one arcade that I played in Centiped was called Wormer and the it was little apple's thar u shot instead. Ever cleared the screen ? When it comes to Q-bert by the time u really advace the graphics will f with your eyes but you're right the sounds Were iconic. Tempest - didn't even turn my neck when I walked into an arcade and byy the time Gauntlet came out. It was all about shoving quarters into a machine my love affair faded . But from 81 to 86 great time to be a boy .
Wht a great vid and so many memories u would loveto be able to play them.... Also i love whatu said at the end.. 😊
Appreciate you mentioning that. It's really what it is all about :)
Awesome!!!
Funny that you mentioned the Starcade at Disneyland. I remember spending a lot of time in that place when I was a teen. I also remember my parents saying, “Why do you want to play in the arcade, you can do that at home”. I would tell them they didn’t understand because there wasn’t a arcade like that at home. It was a big part of my childhood and I’m glad I have the memories of the multilevel Starcade, the most badass arcade I ever experienced. You have a awesome collection which includes the most iconic game selections. Thanks for the tour, I’d love to play any of those.
Nice story. My parents said similar thinking that the Atari 2600 somehow competed with playing real upright arcade games...No even close.
Dude this is amazing!!
Very nice! Great set up!
Vanguard, what a great title to have.
This is awesome man.
Love the music in mad planets another arcade machine with music I love gyress.
Quite surprised he never got used in a techno song.
Epic music in Mad Planets. Agreed!
Used to play lots of great games at e and l racing in del mar back in the 90s! Ivan stewart, wardner, mario. Ah:)
WOW I am actually impressed for a change. The only game that I cannot understand why you have it in your collection for is zoo keeper. All the rest of the games are 100% classics and would be in my arcade if I had one. I would swap out zoo keeper for Xevious but I would want a lot more or at least a few more, such as defender, space invaders. My OCD is killing right now, as I know that I would actually want to move house so that I could fit more machines in. However, what a collection you have, very good taste in games.
whenever i get a basement i want to do a video store / arcade. metal slug is on my list case well that was my first arcade cabniet
WOW!!!! 720 !! that's the one that killed my piggy bank !! You have So many that I hate but love them. great collection. I have 2 Neo Geos SNKs from 1982 and 1 arcade 1up Street Fighter that i moded and made into 4 player. I probably spent $1000 bucks on upgrades already. For that price I should have gotten a legends but i had fun doing it and the time I put into it was worth it. I have a Golf Arcade if you want it, needs work. live in Southern Cali
Wow very cool! Sounds like you have a pretty neat collection going. Hit me up in Instagram @brokenarcade
I like what you said original boards in one cabinet nice
A few have multi-boards (FPGA) but the Donkey Kong Jr has 3 original PCBs jammed in (Donkey Kong, Donkey Kong Jr & Donkey Kong 3)
Paperboy was one of those Videogame Crash era releases, when popular interest in videogames tanked. But I vividly recall seeing it first at the local Chuck E Cheese.
Besides the unusual controller, the monitor/gfx were striking for the time, ie no obvious scanlines and much higher refresh rate/resolution vs other games of the time.
Very nice. Paperboy was defiantly an original setup. I played that at a 7/11 for the first time and I too remember seeing it and playing it at a Chuck E Cheese in San Diego as a kid.
Amazing Dude!
Just awesome bro! Fantastic! I love it.
They all take me back. My wife loves the older ones like pac-man, space invaders, Phoenix, donkey kong. She has ten years on me, so they was out when she was a kid. My favourites are double dragon, teenage mutant ninja turtles, golden axe, NBA jam, wrestle fest.
They was big when I was ten. I just bought a pandora saga console and just completed TMNT for the first time in 30 years lol. Made me feel like a kid at Christmas.
Pretty sure it also has the Simpsons game. I'll check that out tomorrow.
Congrats on the great setup. 👍
That’s awesome Randy! The Pandora’s Box has hundreds if not thousands of games. You will be able to relive those memories in no time!
@@BrokenArcade thanks bro. I only got back into vintage gaming about a six weeks ago. Up until then I hadn't played any arcade or console since about 94-95. It's been fantastic reliving my 80s n early 90s childhood again, playing all my old favourite games.
Stupidly, me and the wife downsized our house a while back because the one we had before was too big for just the two of us. Now I regret that because now I have no room for arcade cabinets. 🤦♂️
I might be able to talk the wife into letting me have one cab. That would be either TMNT, Phoenix, or golden axe.
But, atleast I can live vicariously through people like you instead lol.
I really love your setup.
I've seen many on RUclips this last month, but the vast majority are those 1up cabs, which don't get me wrong, they're cool but not as cool as the real thing. Yours look amazing. It's great to see then in their original form. You actually have some games there that I've never seen before, which is fantastic.
Congratulations bro.🙏🏻👊
I love videos of arcade game collections like this! Hopefully your garage doesn't get too hot during the summer. I've never seen Mad Planets before. Also by Gottleib. I don't think I remember Space Zap from my childhood, but the premise is like Cosmic Ark on the 2600. I never saw Vanguard at an arcade, but I played it on the 2600. It's an early SNK game. Your collection is pretty fantastic. Personally I'd not get Track & Field but rather Gyruss or Time Pilot instead. Other than that, fantastic game room!
I like you never played some of these titles but discovered them later. Love collecting these classic arcades.
Amazing video dude!!
the wife wont let me convert the garage
:( very nice collection!!
Sweet...
Could only get into this hobby if I ever won the lotto. Cause 1, need a heck of a lot more space to accommodate all I'd love to put in there. And 2, I'd have to pay for the restoration cause I don't have the ability to work on them to extent to get em perfect. Probably say that about any other collections I would try to get into that would require restoration like cars. Lol
It takes a bit of work and a bit of money but if you're patient the right deal can come along and make it possible and worth it.
Great example of a Joe Blow/working man's home arcade in a garage.
A lot of us would love to replicate, but just too impractical owning so many large cabinets and maintaining and powering all that stuff. Plus the low WAF/SO factor
So most of us settle for Mame/RetroPIe multiple emulation cabinets.
However, as a compromise I am collecting authentic arcade machine parts- marquees and control panels for games with unique controls other than standard ball top joysticks and tracballs/spinners.
Stuff like the Star Wars yoke (GRS), Ikari Warriors stick that rotates, Tron stick (GRS), and a recently acquired commercial Pole Position control panel with the wheel/gearshift
Plan is to make just a couple of multi-purpose emulated arcade cabinets with swappable marquees/control panels.'
Wide marquee- sized LCD/OLED screens are getting cheaper all the time, so I think a video screen marquee will be the way to go moving forward for swapping marquee art per game
While nothing beats running a vintage game on vintage PCB hardware and a tube CRT, I'm good with improving emulation on an LCD/OLED using the vintage game controls where the controller was a big part of the gameplay experience/feel, using judgement on a game by game basis, or just personal preference/nostalgia per game
Wow! that is really cool. Do you hang them on the wall? It is definitely impractical to collect too many of these but fun!
Super rad set up ! no digdug, space invaders, wizards of war, donkey kong, zaxon, defender. Mission command ?( or is those in storage rotation) ....new SUBSCRIBER!
Thanks! The Donkey Kong Jr also has a Donkey Kong board in it. However since this video I have collected quite a few more games. New walkthrough coming soon!
i heard you say mission beach idk if you meant san diego but i remember playing shinobi in a 7/11 and a bowling alley that had lots of games, that was my stomping ground, clairemont blvd mission bay area
Nice!!! Wow I remember Shinobi. What a classic!
Yeah I meant Mission Beach. There used to be an arcade behind the roller coaster.
Sounds like you had an amazing childhood. Thanks for the trip into simpler times.
Sadly Grinkers closed last year. One of the many companies hit by Covid.
Truly a bummer. I have a ton of Grinkers footage I will be posting soon.
I have Galaga in nintedo 8 bits in 2021
Where did you find a joystick for the Mad Planets?
Wanting to build one myself
Thanks
Found it on eBay and overpaid a bit. You may want to check eBay, Facebook groups and/or KLOV.com
Nice collection! My question is, what hardware are you running in your Tapper that lets you play root beer and reg tapper? I’m guessing arcadesd??
Yes exactly! ArcadeSD. I have a PCB, harness and power-supply but when I originally got it from the auction it was JAMMA so I popped in the ArcadeSD and never really converted it back besides the artwork. However it is now in storage awaiting a proper restore to its original glory.
How'd you fit 3 PCBs in a donkey Kong cabinet? Plus the remix daughterboard? Must be tight. I have a DK cabinet with the D2K daughterboard & a JR PCB. But it's tight. You have an awsum collection. Luv it
Real original arcade machines...not the cheap Arcade1up toys :)
New subscriber (#500!) Impressive setup there with some classic games. But what, no space for a change machine? 😉
that Zoo Keeper is a lot louder than a lot of your other games, man. I keep hearing the net sound over and over again.
A bit annoying after a while I eventually turned the volume down a tic.
@@BrokenArcade Nice, man.
WOW! I am trying to put together a command station where I can play all the old games, many of which are what you have. I'd like to pick your brain. I think it's an atari setup that you have. My goal is to put it on my TV in my Game-room. I have a pool table, dartboard pinball machine and a chess board just don't have the extra room for Cabinets would like to buy a command station or some machine that will allow me to have hundreds of games to pick from to play. Any ideas?
Reach out to me on Instagram and I can help.
nice, I don't the wife can approve me filling my garage like that lol
Nice arcade. Does your Dragon's Lair use an original laser disc or using Dexter emulation?
Great question and you are correct. I have a working player and the Dragons Lair & Space Ace discs including Space Ace roms. However i have retired those for now and using the Dexter mod.
1:19 Never knew there was a Wackoff arcade game.
Howdy ya'll,
???...Wow, 28 placed commercials, in a 22 minute video !? That's gotta be a record !?
Stay safe, Stay Calm and game on my Friends, Peace
Any chance you'd sell me that Mad Planets of yours? Been looking for one for a while now.
I would consider it if you are still looking. Hit me up on instagram @brokencarade
Are there restrictions on owning arcade machines? States restrict the ownership of casino slot machines.
There shouldn't be. Anti-Gambling laws don't apply to arcade cabinets like they do with slot machines as there's no promise of a financial pay off like there is any gambling machine.
Some states pinball was or is illegal.
@@vilekyle22 Yeah, the mob used pinball machines for gambling. I would bet (HA!) that the guvment mainly was upset it wasn't taxed income.
No restrictions owning them for personal. For business, of 6 or more machines you need the proper licenses, at least where I live. www.sandiego.gov/sites/default/files/legacy/treasurer/pdf/new_arcade.pdf
What kind of carpet did you use? I am planning on converting my 2 car garage in the next couple of weeks and have been trying to find something durable. Thanks.
Late response I know but I used the sky grey carpet from Home Depot. I got 2x 25’ rolls and used duck tape to seam them together. Home Depot has a wide range of cheap carpet.
Quick editing tip, too many competing sounds. Drop them music if you're not doing a voice over or if you do choose the ambient tone or other.
Really LOVE your setup, I wish I could convert my garage to an arcade.
Appreciate the comment. With all the game sounds, the TV playing classic 80s videos and me not using a mic would account for that. I didn't add any additional backing tracks but next time I should at least mute the TV.
Do you see my soul? 👀
Where do you park your car?
why do guys were hats like that?
It's an epidemic here in California however you would be happy to know I have been cured.
Hey are you on KLOV or fb arcade groups? Would love to connect.
Yes - but mainly I have been on Instagram creating content under @brokenarcade
Follow me there and let’s connect!
Ms. Pac-Man arcade machine > girlfriend
470,000 on Asteroids Deluxe??
Not me..