I've been looking to buy a couple games for awhile now and stumbled across this site :

http://www.classicgaming.com/locations/

Basically it lists classic games in your area. Great resource if you are fiending to play an old school game in the original cabinet and not on MAME

No listing for New York? I'd think there has to be one retro-cade somewhere in this whole blasted state!

Pinball Pete's, in Ann Arbor is where I get my classic groove going. Here is their list:

Arkanoid, Asteroids, Atari Football, Battlezone, Crystal Castles, Defender, Dig Dug, Donkey Kong Junior, Frogger, Galaga, Golden Axe, Gorf, Gravitar, Gyruss, Joust, Mappy, Marble Madness, Moon Patrol, Mr. Do!, Ms. Pac-Man, Pac-Man, Pac-Man Plus, Pole Position II (cockpit & upright), Q*Bert, Rampage, Robotron: 2084, S.T.U.N. Runner, Sinistar (cockpit), Space Invaders, Space Invaders Deluxe, Spy Hunter (cockpit), Star Wars (cockpit), Stargate, Tetris, Tron, Turbo Out Run, Wizard of Wor, Xevious, Zaxxon

Wow Goblin, that's quite a list! I'm in Indiana...hmmm...road trip!

It's a great place. Probably 3x as many newer games too. As far as I know, it's the biggest arcade in the state. Make the trip. Plenty more to do in Ann Arbor while you are there.

Can't believe more people aren't on this, oh well, nothing like playing 720 or Tron as it should be played

Cool! Thanks for the link!

Cool link

My best friend's grandfather runs a kick a$$ arcade and wanted to see if it was listed. It was and I never knew what great games he still had there.



State College, PA

Playland

10-Yard Fight, All American Football, Arkanoid, Arkanoid - Revenge Of Doh, Asteroids, Donkey Kong, Galaga, Galaga '88, Hat Trick, Millipede, Mr. Do!, Ms. Pac-Man, Punch-Out!!, Ring King, Strike Zone Baseball, Tetris, Track & Field, Trog

We used to get the keys and unload the machines for him and then we'd get to play for free all day.

wow....sweat!

Sad note... Pinball Pete's got rid of most of their classics. I went there over the weekend to play and didn't see any of them. I asked the guy working there and he said they sold them.

Sad, sad day.

Pour a 40 for the good ol' boys.

Man Kansas sure does suck!

PINBALL PETES RULES

been going there for many many many years

Go U of M, the Real number 1 team in america

NYC has "LazerPark" in Times Square.

The website has the full list of games. They've got a lot of good stuff like Tron, Punch-out!!, Donkey Kong Jr., Spy Hunter and Mr Do!.

Blocked by stupid web scense. dang

Websense is straight haterade.

but we have Silverball, and Alladin's Castle.

There are actually several if you just use the left nav bar to locate games by state and click on New York. In fact, I may stop by Lazer Park on my way home from work.

I've also been to Broadway Arcade (243 W 42nd St), and unfortunatley they don't really run a good establishment.

Is there a site that will show you where arcades are in general (not exclusively old-school)?

Heh heh, Mr. Do! is in Somerville Mass. - I'm there!



-Gunshy

check out what i bought yesterday (sinistar cockpit)

http://www.daveninja.com/sinistar.htm

now to get it working.

ps. my daughter really doesnt look that retarded, its just the JPG compression. I do look that retarded, though.

SWEET MOTHER OF GOD!!

That is sooo beautiful. One of the coolest sit-down machines ever.

Sinistar.....that brings back memories (of pouring quarters into the frickin' machine... )

The Sinistar they had at the arcade museum that came by Dallas in 99 had a subwoofer or something built into it.. when Sinistar spoke you FELT it.. it was so freakin' cool.