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arcadeodyssey.com

best arcade, best bar, bubble teas, japanese snacks, craft beers, imported sakes.

library.arcade-museum.com

The International Arcade Museum Library (IAML) opened in Pasadena, California, in 2010 as the first non-profit dedicated to preserving, researching, interpreting and presenting the complete history and evolution of the arcade, coin-op and video game industries.

forums.arcade-museum.com

This has been a leading discussion forum for coin-operated videogames, pinball, and slot machines for over 20 years.

rentmyarcade.net

rent full-size video arcade games for your twin cities home and business for as little as $75 per month. all of our machines are original classics that been professionally restored to look, sound and play just as they did in the arcades. reclaim your youth (and your high score) by bringing home an authentic piece of arcade history from rent my arcade. celebrating 10 years

highscorearcades.co.uk

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classicarcademuseum.org

All of the Games You Grew Up With right here at the American Classic Arcade Museum located at Funspot in Laconia NH. Play hundreds of coin-operated arcade games, learn video game history, and more. More than 250 classic arcade games!

neonretroarcade.com

neon retro arcade (in pasadena) features over 40 classic arcade games and pinball machines. visit us for an awesome journey back to the 80s & 90s.

jclgames.com

Buy Sega New Astro City from China  Sega's second iteration of the Astro series is 1996's New Astro City. There are a few adjustments compared to the 1993 version. These changes are to the new and larger amplified stereo speakers, which give a more robust tone to your games. Also another alteration was to the monitor. Instead of just 15khz standard resolution you also get 24khz medium resolution.    You can't really say enough great things about the monitors that are equipped in Sega brand cabinets. Nanao is usually the monitor of choice and you surely can't go wrong with one. The colors are so bright and vivid you'll want to stare at the attract mode in games, just being in awe. If you're in a room with tons of light if won't fuss with the pictures definition almost at all.    Sega set the standard for candy cab part compatibility. Most japanese control panels will fit on an Astro City as this standard has been used since the first Astro in 1993 and is still being used in their Naomi cabinets. You could put a Blast City panel on an Astro and vice-versa. It's a great feature since the Astro City is the easiest to find replacement parts for compared to others such as Jaleco cabinets.     The New Astro City really is a light cabinet. Like most Japanese cabs, wheels which are located on the back side make for easy maneuverability. One person can pivot and shift around to a different location in a room in seconds.     Even though this cabinet has many great features, I do have one gripe. There is very little room for a PCB due to the odd position of the power supply. Your left just a few inches of room between the wooden PCB board that is mounted sideways. I suppose it's sufficient for most PCBs, but you will no doubt have problems putting a Neo-Geo MVS or even a Naomi PCB set for that matter.     There is little doubt that this is one of the most highly imported and wanted cabinets. It's made of great quality parts, inexpensive and easy to locate replacement parts. So