dino! 🌈

An extremely rare 1987 Technoplay Scramble 🏍️ pinball machine, a product of Italy 🇮🇹 .

Technoplay is essentially what the famous Italian pinball manufacturer became after filing for bankruptcy.

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#Pinball #arcade #MadeInItaly #1980s #TechnoPlay

the Software Etc. Sega dad ad

I aspire to be him

👾 RoboCop 2 (1991)
➡️ By Data East
[ youtu.be/00IfQ65m6Us ]
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Arcade Club Blackpool's DDR, Bishi Bashi, and maimai machines.

The Big One rollercoaster at pleasure beach

Blackpool tower

A DDR X machine

spent the weekend in Blackpool

A 1959 Cadillac painted and set up to resemble the car of Axel in Sega’s Crazy Taxi arcade series.

A GiGO Arcade in Chiba City has an actual entire 59 Cadillac decked out as a Crazy Taxi homage. This is All I Want.

🔊 Dave
➡️ By Kazuhiko Nagai
👾Holosseum, 1992, Sega
[ vgmrips.net/packs/pack/h... ]
#DinoArcadeTunes

Fursuit of Jordan the chihuahua. The fursuit is being worn as an extended partial. Jordan is wearing a striped tee shirt and overalls. Jordan is inside the game room at Furry Weekend Atlanta, standing in front of a Ms. Pac-Man arcade machine, their hand paws resting on the controls, looking at the viewer, and one leg raised up in the air.

Fursuit of Jordan the chihuahua. The fursuit is being worn as an extended partial. Jordan is wearing a striped tee shirt and overalls. Jordan is inside the game room at Furry Weekend Atlanta, sitting on a chair for a driving arcade game, which is Crazy Taxi. Jordan is gripping the steering wheel and pretending to play the game. Unfortunately, the machine is not turned on, so the screen is blank, but Jordan is pretending, so this is fine.

Fursuit of Jordan the chihuahua. The fursuit is being worn as an extended partial. Jordan is wearing a striped tee shirt and overalls. Jordan is inside the game room at Furry Weekend Atlanta, standing next to a big Pac-Man ghost inflatable. Behind them is a Ms. Pac-Man arcade machine, and to their right, is a tabletop arcade machine. Jordan is facing the ghost inflatable and has both paws raised up, as if they're going to touch it. Their head is cocked at an angle, as if they're trying to peek and see if the viewer is watching them.

"Can I have more quarters please? I just wanna play a few more rounds!"

🧵 Jordan made by Lupe Suits
🌎 Taken at Furry Weekend Atlanta 2022

#furry #furries #furryfandom #fursona #fursuit #kidfur #kidcore #LupeSuits

Me at an expo years ago playing an El Toro pinball. I am wearing a bull head mask.

🐂

Screenshot from "Dynamite Duke". The protagonist, the titular Dynamite Duke, is seen. He is a muscular, Duke Nukem-like man, but he curiously has a transparent torso. This is presumably so the player can see through it and thus spot enemies in the game easier.

Image from "Dead Angle". The protagonist, an unnamed man, is seen. Or rather, his outline is seen- throughout the entire game, you only see a yellow outline of the man, and only of his upper body, at that.

"Dead Angle" is brought to you by the same developer behind "Dynamite Duke", who by this point had cornered the market on "games starring a semi-or-fully-transparent protagonist"

Can’t beat playing some Daytona USA in the arcade.

Composite exposure of the title screen of the Atari Tempest arcade game

Composite exposure photo of the attract mode from Atari Tempest arcade game. All the gameplay elements are overlaid in a groovy manner.

Multiple exposure photo of the attract mode from Atari Tempest arcade game. All the gameplay elements are overlaid in a zarjaz manner.

Multiple exposure photo of the attract mode from Atari Tempest arcade game. All the gameplay elements are overlaid in a gnarly manner.

Had to dig out the tripod and give this a go.

👾 Dead Angle/Lead Angle (1988)
➡️ By Seibu Kaihatsu
[ youtu.be/g0hb90-Lzco ]
#DinoArcadeGifs

#arcade #retrogames #retrogaming Pengo (Sega, 1982). Located at Pinball PA, Aliquippa, PA.

Always good to see Galeco games on the feed :)

👾 Beat Head (Unreleased)
➡️ By Atari Games
[ youtu.be/7c9hSkeQ58I ]
#DinoArcadeGifs

🔊 Side Street (A Course)
➡️ By Hiroshi Kawaguchi
👾 Power Drift, 1988, Sega
[ vgmrips.net/packs/pack/p... ]
#DinoArcadeTunes

1983 Atari Crystal Castles 🏰 Arcade cabinet.

4,880 units produced. Created by Franz Lanzinger with some of the most amazing art on any arcade game by Barbara Singh and Susan McBride.

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#crystalcastles #Atari #arcade #retroarcade #classicarcade #80s #1980s

Extremely John Romero photo

Image of terminals used in the original "Marathon" trilogy of games. They resemble giant screens recessed in walls, which provide lore and backstory for the games.

feel like shit, just want my lore terminals back

Front entrance of Funspot, a huge arcade in Laconia, NH.

OutRun deluxe cabinet by Sega.

Went to Funspot in Laconia, NH today to get my classic arcade/pinball fix. Their full-size OutRun was working this time!!

Konami's in-house location test room located near the 8th floor cafeteria at the Konami building in Kobe. Apart from arcade games, you could find X68000s, MSXs and other consumer hardware, including games from other companies.
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👾 Zoo Keeper (1983)
➡️ By Taito America
[ youtu.be/Hut_TAlrF5Y ]
#DinoArcadeGifs

A Sega arcade machine called Hologram Time Traveler

This is the weirdest fucking arcade game I’ve ever played. Definitely going down a research hole about it when I get home.

Côte d'Azur (GTI Club+: Rally Côte d'Azur, PS3, Sumo Digital, 2008)

Gremlin Industries (COOL NAME!) were arguably the true Wall Game auteurs. in a separate timeline, Gremlin eventually made the equivalent of Wall Game Final Fantasy VII
[ youtu.be/WZKxRlAA_0k, flyers.arcade-museum.com/arcades/show... ]

👾Legend of Success Joe (1991)
➡️ By Wave Corporation
[ youtu.be/NBLkjyKJCQo ]
#DinoArcadeGifs

People never seem to talk about how freaking ADORABLE the Famicom RF dongle is. Just look at it. 👀

👾 Pac-Mania (1987)
➡️ By Namco
[ youtu.be/oECPxxnP7kw ]
#DinoArcadeGifs

Image of "Electro Kennel Club", a wall game by Electronic Sensing Products, Inc. It is roughly 3 feet by 5 feet in size, and resembles a dog racing track. LIghts under the display illuminate silhouettes of greyhound dogs, giving an impression of the dogs racing.

Image of "Electro Kennel Club" with the front display removed. A vast array of miniature lights can be seen, which are used to light up the display during game play.

Image of the back of "Electro Kennel Club". It appears as a very busy (but tidy) mass of electronic components and cables.

Image of control boxes ("controllers") for "Electro Kennel Club". They are small metal boxes (maybe 3 inches by 5 inches by 2 inches), each with a single button. These are used to play the game, where the single button acts as the sole means of player input.

"retro videogames"? pffft. real Old Heads know it's all about Wall Games. get yourself a board with a billion lights, some heavy-ass RF boxes for controls, and a dang *wall* (preferably at Shakey's Pizza circa 1970), and you'll ascend to true retro electronic gaming nirvana
[ youtu.be/7x1qsRfkmjY ]