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A Full Arcade in the Basement

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Some people might think they have a pretty good setup with an HDTV or two, some 5.1The mack-daddy of home gaming setups surround sound and all the most current game consoles. But the feat that this guy pulled off is simply astounding. He built a fully functional video game arcade in his basement. He’s got it all: Tron, Dragon’s Lair, Qix, Joust, that Star Wars cockpit game and many, many more. All the games and their cabinets are originals, no conversions and he even got the classic brown change machines! The blacklight-glowing carpet is a great touch as is the section with pinball machines. This photo gallery really brought me back to a time when it didn’t matter how many polygons made up your character, how good the mo-cap was or if the control scheme was up to snuff. All that mattered was that ninjas had kidnapped the president and whether or not you were a bad enough dude to rescue him.

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1 steve:

Speaking of Bad Dudes, I know a certain gentleman in Kalamazoo, lets call him Mr. Corder, who recently obtained the arcade of Bad Dudes and now has it kicking in his basement.

May 19th, 2006
2 Justin: homepage

OMG. The desire for me to go back to Kalamazoo has just increased ten-fold! I don’t know if I can call it my *favorite* all-time arcade game, but it certainly was the one that I spent the most time playing.

May 20th, 2006
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