Arcade Games Op Coin

This category deals with arcade video games, the coin-op machines you can find in video arcades. The machines where you put in a coin to play. The category covers both old and new machines. Both hardware and software. You will both find collectors of vintage machines and the latest new games.

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• ITS Canada - Canadian home of ITS - the makers of Golden Tee Golf.
  
• How to Win Arcade Games - Playing tips for some classic arcade games.
  
• Arcade Belgium - Information on arcade games in Belgium. Features news, a location list with search engine, articles and a marketplace.
  
• GameSpy.com: Top Ten Atari Arcade Games - List of classic games, with discussion.
  
• Coin King Electronics - Manufacturer of arcade game machines, supplies and other related electronic equipment. Based in Taiwan.
  
• The Atari Library - Information about Battlezone, Tempest, Centipede, Missile Command, and Asteroids.
  
• Total Arcade - Covers video arcade, pinball and home systems.
  
• Williams Documentation - Information on Williams arcade machines. Offers manuals and news.
  
• JROK's Web Pages - Arcade game web pages, free games, emulators and schematics.
  
• National Coin-Op and Video Game Museum - A detailed article and tour of this lost treasure.
  
• Lawnmower Man's Toolshed - ROM checksums and information about classic games.
  
• Post-Age Collectibles - Variety of collectibles from records to books to pinball parts.
  
• Sean Riddle's Home Page: Arcade Games - Williams, Midway, and Cinematronics information.
  
• Arcade at the Movies - Arcade games seen in movies.
  
• 50th State - Distributor of active video arcade machines. Small selection of used equipment for sale.
  
• Arcade Games Database - Database covering coin-op video games, includes screenshots and artwork, and hardware specifications.
  
• Sounds from the arcade - For anyone who needs to hear more of the classic arcade machines from the 80's. Includes sounds from Crazy Climber, Ms. Pac Man, Wizard of War, Crystal Castles, Donkey Kong, Gauntlet and Toobin.
  
• Arcade Game Annex - Screenshots, music, switch settings, pinouts, and repair information.
  
• AGH Museum - Atari coin-op museum. Contains ads, data sheets, and cabinet pictures.
  
• Arcade Renaissance - A weblog for the latest news and updates for games available in arcades and on home consoles.
  
• Dallas Fort Worth Arcade and Game Centers - A directory of Dallas Fort Worth's arcade centers.
  
• The Kane's PlayChoice 10 Tribute Site - Provides information about the Ninteno PlayChoice 10 Video Arcade Game system; history of the machine; the games it supported; and its architecture.
  
• Vintage Coin Operated Fortune Tellers, Arcade Games, Digger/Cranes, Gun Games and other Penny Arcade games, pre-1977 - Features game information, images of ads as well as pictures of classic games, and links.
  
• Arcade-History - A coin-operated machine database featuring more than 25,000 machines with pictures and information.
  
• Tony's Video Arcade Classics Page - Includes among other things a game photo album.
  
• Classic Games Location List - A list of locations with classic arcade games.
  
• Retrocactus.com - Classic videogame nostalgia.
  
• JSP Customer Service Center - Computer and electronic products, computer services and digital software to dealers, service centers and consumers world wide since 1988.
  
• Atari System 1 Page - About the System 1 used in games such as Marble Madness, Roadblasters and Road Runner.
  
• Cybercade - Arcade sounds and icons, flyers and manuals, wanted list and JAMMA pinouts.
  
• IREM - Makers of R-Type.
  
• Mixed Bag - Various FAQs and information texts about arcade games.
  
• Sega Vector Game Page - A site dedicated to the vector games from Sega.
  
• Unofficial Taito Cutesy Game Archive - Resources and information about the classic Taito arcade platformers and puzzle games such as Bubble Bobble and Rainbow Islands.
  
• The Arcade Flyer Archive - An archive for classic arcade and videogame flyers.
  
• The Basement Arcade - Contains reviews, sounds, history, and articles.
  
• Ravster's UKVAC/RGVAC Euthopia - Site covering arcade trading, marquees, the restoration of a Defender cabinet, links and such.
  
• GLS1 Electronics - Offers repair of Galaga, Ms Pacman, Missile Command, and Defender logic boards using a computer aided testing system. Features technical information.
  
• The Bronze Age Arcade Game Archive - Games from 1971-1980.
  
• Mas Systems - Manufacturer of arcade related products for the home, as well as for professionals.
  
• Jim Skilskyj's Arcade Repair Page - Contains information about arcade game repair and emulation.
  
• Atari Company-Confidential document website - Inside information on old arcade games from Atari.
  
• Ads from the past - A collection of pictures of advertising flyers for old arcade games such as Zaxxon, Frogger and Centipede.
  
• GameArchive: Video Games Homepage - Covers all types of information on collecting classic arcade video games.
  
• Dragons Den - Information on building custom arcade games.
  
• PCBdB* - Database of connections, batteries, and DIP switch settings for Arcade PCBs.
  
• Classic Video Games Nexus - A nearly complete and organized list of links related to classic video games (Atari 2600, and Pac-Man).
  
• Roger's Classic Arcade Tips & Tricks - Site for classic arcade game hints and tips, for instance Pac-Man, Donkey Kong and Galaga.
  
• Invader - MacMAME gaming community. Contains downloads, high scores, online games, and forums.
  
• Mark's Arcade Retro Site - Site for video arcade game enthusiasts.
  
• Killer List Of Videogames (KLOV) - A searchable encyclopedia of coin-operated video games containing technical information, descriptions, cabinet pictures and screen shots.
  
• GameArchive: Atari Video Games - Atari vector games.
  
• Video Game [R]evolution, The - Review of the Video Game Museum in St. Louis; in ACM Crossroads, the student magazine of the Association for Computing Machinery.
  
• FPGA Arcade - Information about recreating gaming hardware from the past in modern programmable devices, known as FPGAs.
  
• Twin Galaxies - Official scoreboard for video game and pinball hi-scores.
  
  

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