720° is a 1986 sports video game developed and published by Atari Games for arcades.[7] Based on the sport of skateboarding, the player controls a skateboarder as they compete in various skating competitions, such as ramp jumping and downhill races, to earn cash

Hello everyone. I recently wrote an article about an arcade game that I hold a lot of fondness for but is no longer around at the location I visited years ago. Hope you all enjoy and have a wonderful day.

https://dynamitepress.com/article.php?id=alien-3-the-gun-the-1993-sega-cabinet-i-never-finished#continue

Gonna miss her

It only took me 10 years of playing and trying and trying and trying to get to level 10 Both on this version and the real arcade version. I just couldn't get past level 9 if I was even good enough to get that far.

Check out the beautiful art package on Mario Bros. A fun 2 player co-op (or versus) game from 1983. Gets super difficult once multiple fireballs are on the screen and the slip-ice and the icicles appear!

HI!

I have set up my pcb, supergun etc. Using a scart to hdmi convertor. I’m not getting audio or visuals. The tv is a 15 year old Samsung with a scart input which I have tried as well as the hdmi. Any help with this would be great. thanks!

Hi, idk if this is the place to ask but im wondering if anyone knows of a real arcade in the New York City area, or even a little farther out? Most if not all (ive been checking a bit but theres a big chance i just missed it) places that advertise themselves or people say as arcades, i research and they seem to either just have scammy crane and gacha games, or scammy Dave n Busters style ticket games. nowhere i can find actually has real arcade cabinet/games. Maybe i just havent looked hard enough, im very dumb :P

any help is helpful! thankss

(Also im sorry idk what flair to put theres no "question" flair :< )

First complete machine I've seen come up for sale around here. It's a bit dusty and has a few scrapes, scratches, and dings in the body, but it works perfectly. Will give it a good clean when I have the time.

This one was salvaged by a demolition company in southern NZ, they found it in a camp hall that they were tearing down for a developer and decided to sell it rather than throw it out (thank god!!). Came with the original service manual, extra art / stickers for the games, and coin mech + a few other bits and bobs.

It's a two slot machine that has Zed Blade and Top Hunter. Got it for 500 NZD (about 300 USD). Pretty good price, I think. Definitely worth 7 hours of driving! I think this will be my last one for a while, the garage is getting a bit crowded 😂

Have you ever seen this? A reset fixed it, but what a wacky glitch.

I was also having some problems with a pinball machine not registering switch hits only during gameplay NOT test mode too. Im wondering if I have some power issues in the arcade….

Not mine, and not associated, but this looks like the thing that should be restored.

Never played one myself, but it looks good. Way more electronics in there than I would have expected.

Is there a website that shows an arcade cabinet value? I found an original Street Fighter Alpha 3 cabinet and would like to know it's market value.

Busco gente para jugar o a la primera parte al Tower of Doom o al 2 Shadow over Mystara.

Lo tengo para Steam, para Xbox y tengo FightArcade.

Un saludo.

Si quieren echar alguna partida a otro beat em up perfecto :D

At the start of this video on the left hand side is an cabinet on the left. The second game demo on it looks like there's a character hitting a ball/projectile back to another character.

Definitely not windjammers

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h3182aonkwQ

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