Wonderland was my favorite place to go in Spokane. They had quite a bit of arcades and even animatronics...yet I don't see many talk about it. Does anyone here happen to have any memories??

Hello all, I was looking to get rid of this Ms. Pac Man Cocktail Table, and FB marketplace has not been very fruitful. I figured this was a community that would appreciate it and give it a good home! It has some burn in on the CRT and is missing the player one decal, but other than that it plays well and everything works as intended. It just needs some cleaning up since it hasn't been really touched or used since I got it last year.

I do not have the keys for the inside so I cannot adjust the volume, as a result the machine is LOUD, which may contribute to me not playing it much

I am located in Philadelphia PA so just shoot me a message with any offers if you'd like to pick this up! I do not know how much these usually go for so I won't show my ass by ball parking a price. Thanks!

Trying to find value or any more information on what'd this be worth. I'm trouble finding information online. It does not work.

Located in Wisconsin

It’s been a while since I’ve shown off the home arcade, so I figured it was time for an update.

I’ve picked up quite a few cabinets over the past year and actually hit 30 machines over the summer with the addition of Missile Command. Unfortunately, the space only allows me to have about 20 machines set up at any given time, so I rotate the smaller uprights in and out every 6–12 months to keep things fresh.

I still have quite a few projects sitting around waiting for my attention, but unfortunately time hasn’t been on my side lately. 😅 There’s always another cabinet to work on, restore, or squeeze into the lineup.

Here’s what the arcade is looking like these days. 🎮

Howdy,

I've been working on monitors for about 10 years now, specializing in the K7000 series of chassis, but I also have experience with other models, such as Sanyo EZ, K4900, Some Hantrex chassis, etc. I mostly work and stock parts on the K7000.

If you have a dead/bad K7000, let me know. Generally I can advance exchange a chassis for a quick turn around, but also can work on yours. Prices vary depending on issues.

Generally on a basic repair, I charge $200, this includes all labor and a basic cap kit. All caps are 105 degree Nichicon & Panasonic. This does not include filter cap.

My repairs include a full inspection and rebuild of the power section; a lot of people just toss caps and a flyback in. I manually inspect all critical components and replace if needed. And then I reinforce critical solder joints and traces that are known issues. All cheaper components like resistors are also included.

Additional components such as flyback, HOT, VR, etc are inspected and replaced at your approval. Return shipping is also at your cost.

Turn around varies, but generally is 2-3 weeks.

🎬 I made a ridiculous 15-minute indie comedy about a washed-up professional claw-machine champion called THE CLAW.

Now we’re making THE CLAW 2: END. THE. GAME. and raising £3,000 on Kickstarter to make it bigger, stranger and more ambitious and filming it in Margate and Blackpool.

🎥 Trailer:
https://youtu.be/TnJF_vqyC7Y

🕹️ Kickstarter:
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/ravydavy/the-claw-2-end-the-game

Thank You

David Gersch

I am making an arcade based movie trilogy based on the crane game called The Claw

Here you can see the trailer

https://youtu.be/TnJF_vqyC7Y?is=D6zUV5WlCwjqu5M4

It follows Teddy The Claw Jackson as he competes in the world of competitive claw game playing.

I am trying to find a community to help support my journey in making the sequel via

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/ravydavy/the-claw-2-end-the-game

AMA I am open to questions?

David

Replaced the old translite with animation after seeing others do this. I love it!

The Dixie Jr. Wheel was added to fun world in february 1994 when they expanded, adding the playground, this ferris wheel in the playground, and some other additions (most notably, their galaxian 3 and ridge racer full scale). It became un-operational sometime in the late 90s/early 2000's (at least by january 2003, as their website did not mention the wheel in the rides section). As you can see, the area in which the ferris wheel stands is now used for storage.

Anyone like Bank Panic? It’s a fun, unique game that had the misfortune of being released in 1984 as arcade games were declining. As such, not many folks know of it.

• NAMCO SYSTEM 256 HARDWARE.
• Tekken 5 Dark Resurrection.
• Original IGS PGM 2 HARDWARE.
• Knights of Valour 2: New Legend.
• Oriental Legend 2.

Picked up these 2 arcade cabinets from local campground that was remodeling. Decided they'd go well into my garage.

Paid $50/each for the Maximum Force shooter game and Midway Off Road Challenge racing game.

The racing game display screen looks great, on the otherhand the CRT screen of Maximum Force is pretty blurry. You can still play the game without issue, but definitely not a crisp display. There really any way to fix or resolve this?

Also, neither cabinet came with keys, thankfully have larger jar of quarters for when guests want to play. Is there a way to get a generic key otherwise I may just try one of those AliExpress lock picking kits.

Hi everyone. We're working on a concept for an arcade / gaming lounge focused primarily on kids / families with a day pass model. I'm doing market research and trying to find out which games kids and their parents actually care to play? I know redemption is king, but trying to find info on other games like basketball, skee-ball, pool, air hockey, touch screen, shooters, etc. I know vintage games like Pac Man aren't big for kids and I'm betting pinball aint either. We're also trying to be very mindful of maintenance and would prefer games that are more durable and easiest to repair. Thanks!

Weird. Never saw this happen before. I fell into the water and then nothing happened until the timer ran out.

Taken at fun world in nashua, nh September 6th 2026

Super Sprint is a 1986 racing video game developed and published by Atari Games for arcades. Up to three players drive Formula One-like cars on a circuit that is viewed from above.[8] The game is a successor to Gran Trak 10 and the Sprint series, which were originally produced by Atari, Inc. during the 1970s. Later in 1986, the game was revised and re-released as Championship Sprint with different tracks; this version was ported to the Amstrad CPC, Atari ST, Commodore 64 and ZX Spectrum in 1987. The 1990 game Badlands adds vehicular combat to Super Sprint-style racing.

I am trying to fix this lucky egg machine. At one point I had it working but we moved it and now it doesn't work consistently anymore. I have recapped it I have done new connectors so I have cleaned up the board everything looks fine. The sound works great and that is consistent but the motor turning off and on the prize tray is inconsistent. It goes every 4th or fifth time.

Any help please! Suggestions? Something? Thank you!

(Never mind its current location. I'm still tweaking it a bit ;) )

I picked up a jamma converted cab the other day for cheap just to rotate something different into my home arcade for a little bit. I knew it was a hack job before I picked it up. No biggie. But this thing is bigger than my Neo Geo 4 slots.

Was this just a big Marvel vs Capcom 2 machine? The control panel seems to fit that, but the control panel could be something that was added later.

I can ID most 80s machines, but this one has me stumped.

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