by Atari, 1976 STATUS: No Longer In the Collection Post from old site last updated 2/29/2004 Description of game: Old B&W driving classic. Instead of a road to navigate, you have to stay within the reflector markers on the left and right. Was a really ingenious way of making a driving game back before good [...]

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by Midway, 1981 STATUS: No Longer In the Collection Post from old site last updated 2/28/2004 View my Kick Restoration Photos Here Description of game: Nice dedicated cabinet with one of the earlier versions of this game. It was later renamed Kickman to capitalize on the Pac-Man craze that was sweeping the country. It was [...]

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by Bally/Midway, 1983 STATUS: No Longer In the Collection Post from old site last updated 2/13/2004 Description of game: Jr. Pac-Man was one of the many Pac-Man sequels that came out after Pac-Man was so successful. As you can see from the pictures, this game is a conversion of an original Pac-Man. I really like [...]

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by Midway, 1981 STATUS: No Longer In the Collection Post from old site last updated 3/02/2004 Description of game: Old-time classic game by Midway. Made up of multiple screens per level, a couple taken from some other great Midway Licensed games (Space Invaders,Galaxian) Different games that this cabinet plays: This is a dedicated machine for [...]

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by Cinematronics, 1983 STATUS:No Longer In the Collection Post from old site last updated 1/20/2004 Description of game: One of the first laserdisc arcade games! Sure made a splash in the arcades. Most of the one’s I saw when they first came out had an additional monitor mounted on top so that everyone could see [...]

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by Atari, 1982 STATUS:No Longer In the Collection Post from old site last updated 1/19/2004 Description of game: Nice dedicated Dig Dug. Big cabinet! Atari really made solid (and Heavy!) cabinets in the ’80s. Fun game, but an odd concept of pumping enemies up with an air pump until they burst. This game was in [...]

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