| The below list is by no means a definitive catalogue of all arcade related websites out on the broad expanse of the internet. Instead, these are sites I have found either enjoyable to visit and of help in my arcade game collecting. I am happy to link to any arcade or retro gaming related website, so if there's one missing you think people should know about, please let me know! Arcade Game / Game Board / Game Part / Merchandise Suppliers ![]() http://www.consolepassion.co.uk Let Console Passion take you on a nostalgia trip through their funky vintage games web site. The site currently boasts a large selection of old retro games and classic consoles from the 70's through to the 90's, and all are for sale. Super Nintendo, Megadrive, Nintendo Game and Watch, and more, are all here. Console passion also offer a number of services including console modding and cartridge battery replacement. Based: United Kingdom, All major credit cards accepted ![]() http://www.arcadewarehouse.com Run by Chris Jackson, the Arcade Warehouse specialize in supplying rare arcade machines for the home and office. Arcade Warehouse stock arcade video games, pinball machines, game boards as well as parts for videogame machines including joysticks, buttons, etc. You will also find other goodies such as scans of artwork used on video games available to download, ready for printing. Based: United Kingdom, All major credit cards accepted
http://www.arcadeshop.com Looking to restore that cabinet in your collection? If so, look no further than Arcadeshop.com. Here you can find all manner of NOS (new old stock) and reproduction items to get your machine looking like it did when it was first made. Items for sale include sideart, marquees, monitor bezels, and much, much more. New items are being added to the site all the time, so it's advisable to visit on a regular basis. After something but can't see it on the site? Get in touch with ArcadeShop and see if they'll consider making a run of something. One thing to note, if you are in the UK customs may hammer you for import duty, but with the quality of the items and speed of the shipping, it is worth it. Based: United States, Payment by: Credit Card, Cheques (within the USA) Links to Arcade and Videogame Collectors
Welcome to Zeprom's
Planet Gorf page. As you can probably guess, Gorf was
his all time favourite arcade game, and when the opportunity arose in
September 1988 to purchase the machine it was quickly snapped up. Instead of me trying
to explain what's here, I'll pass you over to the man himself, Guddler... Arcade
and Videogame Reference Sites
http://www.geocities.com/Area51/Keep/1392/manuals.html Do you have a board or arcade machine in your collection but are without the manual or dipswitch settings documentation? Well, you may be in luck. This site has an absolutely huge library of online documentation sorted in alphabetical order just ready for you to download. Change that difficulty level, switch on that attract sound and much, much more! http://www.klov.com If you're trying to track down information on a board in your collection, be it monitor types/rotation, hardware details, marquee/cabinet screen-shots, dip-switch settings and more, this is most definitely worth a visit. I've found the site really useful when bidding for boards on Ebay and needed to obtain some more information about the game before putting a bid down. http://www.cs.colostate.edu/~dzubera/2600faq.html Although the main subject matter here is 2600/7800 related, there's also a huge chunk of material available that will be of real interest to most retro gamers who wish to discover more about this legendary company. Unlike many FAQ, this is updated on a regular basis, and the author is always on the lookout for any additions you may care to send his way. There's a load of material online here, so make sure you put some time aside to visit.
The information and contents of this site are copyright Robert Hazelby E-mail: robert@jabba.demon.co.uk |