Arcade video games

80s the Golden Age of Arcade Games I recently had a conversation with my daughter about an 80s themed birthday party she is throwing for her friend. She was so excited about the bright colors, rubik’s cubes, 80’s smash hits and, most importantly, her 80’s themed outfit. Never once did she mention arcade games. I …

The best arcade museums from around the world that will feed your Stranger Things cravings & you can also find the best arcades games at these places.

A radical range of retro arcade gaming clipart! Super useful for scrapbooking, invitations, printables, posters, wrapping paper, cards, decorations, and much more! Also included, an 8-bit alphabet and 3 bonus pattern tiles ready to use! These are all designed by me in my hometown of Bath, UK! Please note that this is a digital download, no printed material will be sent. ► DOWNLOAD INCLUDES • 56 300dpi PNGs with transparent backgrounds, approximate size of the largest image: 9x9 inches. • 56…

Turtles, Tron, and RayForce—Arcade Game MICR Fonts Previewed Our Space Age Future | | Eye on Design

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A new installation at Replay Arcade Bar's Boystown location is bringing the nostalgic imagery of retro video games off the screen and into the real world. Step

Before you could fight dragons, sail the seven seas, experience war, or transport yourself to another world in the comfort of your living room, there were amusement arcade games, one of the biggest successes in 1970s and 1980s pop culture.

In the early '80s, arcade video games like Pac-Man, Asteroids, Space Invaders and Donkey Kong started to make millions of dollars - one quarter at a time.

The arcade with all it's flashing lights, fun and excitement was the place to be.

I've finally found someone who understands me - the "thirty-years-ago"me. If you have ever played video or computer games - especially if you are in your forties and spent a lot of time (and a significant part of your college fund) in video arcades - you really need to check out the work of Jane McGonigal. She is currently the Director of Game Research & Development at the Institute for the Future. Her interest and area of study focuses on how online gaming - in great numbers - creates new…