This category deals with arcade video games, the coin-op machines you can find in video arcades. The machines where you put in a coin to play.
The category covers both old and new machines. Both hardware and software. You will both find collectors of vintage machines and the latest new games.
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Sites 19
Database of coin-operated arcade games.
Atari coin-op museum. Contains ads, data sheets, and cabinet pictures.
Information on arcade games in Belgium. Features news, a location list with search engine, articles and a marketplace.
An archive for classic arcade and videogame flyers.
Screenshots, music, switch settings, pinouts, and repair information.
A coin-operated machine database featuring more than 25,000 machines with pictures and information.
About the System 1 used in games such as Marble Madness, Roadblasters and Road Runner.
A nearly complete and organized list of links related to classic video games (Atari 2600, and Pac-Man).
Offers arcade games in cocktail cabinets and upright cabinets.
Information about recreating gaming hardware from the past in modern programmable devices, known as FPGAs.
A classic '80s arcade located in the East Bay Area of California.
Makers of R-Type.
Arcade game web pages, free games, emulators and schematics.
A searchable encyclopedia of coin-operated video games containing technical information, descriptions, cabinet pictures and screen shots.
A detailed article and tour of this lost treasure.
Database of connections, batteries, and DIP switch settings for Arcade PCBs.
Variety of collectibles from records to books to pinball parts.
For anyone who needs to hear more of the classic arcade machines from the 80's. Includes sounds from Crazy Climber, Ms. Pac Man, Wizard of War, Crystal Castles, Donkey Kong, Gauntlet and Toobin.
Information on Williams arcade machines. Offers manuals and news.
Database of coin-operated arcade games.
Information on Williams arcade machines. Offers manuals and news.
A classic '80s arcade located in the East Bay Area of California.
A searchable encyclopedia of coin-operated video games containing technical information, descriptions, cabinet pictures and screen shots.
Offers arcade games in cocktail cabinets and upright cabinets.
Information about recreating gaming hardware from the past in modern programmable devices, known as FPGAs.
A coin-operated machine database featuring more than 25,000 machines with pictures and information.
Atari coin-op museum. Contains ads, data sheets, and cabinet pictures.
Database of connections, batteries, and DIP switch settings for Arcade PCBs.
An archive for classic arcade and videogame flyers.
A nearly complete and organized list of links related to classic video games (Atari 2600, and Pac-Man).
For anyone who needs to hear more of the classic arcade machines from the 80's. Includes sounds from Crazy Climber, Ms. Pac Man, Wizard of War, Crystal Castles, Donkey Kong, Gauntlet and Toobin.
Information on arcade games in Belgium. Features news, a location list with search engine, articles and a marketplace.
About the System 1 used in games such as Marble Madness, Roadblasters and Road Runner.
Variety of collectibles from records to books to pinball parts.
Arcade game web pages, free games, emulators and schematics.
Makers of R-Type.
A detailed article and tour of this lost treasure.
Screenshots, music, switch settings, pinouts, and repair information.
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