Oh how I miss those incredible days in the "Golden Era of Arcade Games". I was 15 in 1981 at the height of the video arcade days and it was wonderful. There was nothing like going down to the video arcade at the local mall and spending an afternoon playing a myriad of video games. Everyone had their favorites. We held "tournaments" on Friday and Saturdays and all you played for was "bragging rights". But being known as the "master" of a particular video game was big stuff back then (LOL). It was a local hang out for many a teens in the 1980's. I still remember when Space Invaders came to our local Jiffy Food Store (similar to a 7-11). As word spread that the game had arrived, literally the entire neighborhood showed up in droves at the Jiffy Store to get his/her turn on this newfound video "wonder" that morphed into a true phenomenon over the next 4 or 5 years after that. Then, a year later Donkey Kong showed up at the same store. WOW, what a craze that caused. Then on to Pac Man, Joust, Ms. Pac Man, Dig Dug, Moon Patrol (A particular favorite of mine), Star Trek, where you sat in an enclosed game pod piloted the Enterprise and Mr. Spock stated "Welcome Aboard Captain" when you inserted the quarter. Another game I particularly liked was called Gyruss. A type of space game where you traveled from Planet to Planet upon finishing each level. It was a challenging but particularly fun game. Wow I spent a lot of quarters in that game over the years. There was even a video game centered around the rock group JOURNEY at the time, which was actually a pretty good game and you even got to hear there music while playing through the various levels. And the list continues on and on with literally hundreds, if not thousands of various video arcade games of all different types. It was truly a great time in history. When a quarter dollar could bring you so much joy for the few minutes (or MANY minutes for a lot of us) could bring you. Two dollars could mean two hours of play time for some of us that were expert players. It's hard to imagine all the different sounds, beeps, bleeps, bings and boings going on (loudly) in the video arcade, but somehow, your mind could separate and drowned out all the other sounds behind you when you were transfixed on playing your particular arcade game. It's funny, many of the games were just mastering "patterns" (Pac Man has a "pattern") that you could memorize and literally play for a LONG......time. I even give credit to girlfriends at the time who may have not been particularly interested in video games, but they "put up with it" because it gave their boyfriends at the time so much joy. Girls standing around watching their boyfriends play over an hour or two, meeting with other friends. Not saying that girls didn't like playing video games because many of them did, but, for a lot of them it was watching their boyfriends play, finding a new boyfriend at the video arcade, or ditching a current boyfriend for a new beau they met at the arcade was the order of business on many a weekend night. I even saw quite a few "squabbles" between girls over boys at the local arcade. And quite a few boys fighting over a girl at the arcade. Oh, the days of the video arcade...... They are gone forever, but WOW, what a great time it was. It is a time I will cherish in my life forever.
Classic games of my childhood!!! 😅😅 I've lived in the arcades it was like a kid night club. Some places had pizza by the slice hot dogs or firelog dogs and wash them down with a supertanker of coke. And music on the jukebox. Kids today will never know the fun of our times.
Everybody loves the old classic games from their youth... We were young and video games, especially in the 80's were exciting part of our pop culture. Seeing the games now takes us back to our youth, a time we cherish!!
I worked on video games in the 1980s my uncle owned a coin-op business all those games shown are burned into my brain I forget the names of two of the games though the 3D flying one (?) and the second one that looks like Galaga is it Phoenix?
Excellent Video clip! Excuse me for chiming in, I would appreciate your initial thoughts. Have you considered - Zeyames Wonliver Breakthrough (search on google)? It is a good exclusive product for playing classic games without the hard work. Ive heard some unbelievable things about it and my close friend Aubrey after many years got amazing success with it.
Nice mix of games!! Truly classics. God I miss those days of hanging out in the "Game room" in the back of the local convenience store. It was great when they would get a new game every month or so. Those quarters were like gold, I was so addicted. You could actually make new friends and meet kids from different schools. And the crowds at the bowling alleys and roller skating rinks where they had a ton of games, good times!
Mr Do was one of my all time favourites - along with Pac Man Galaxians, Marble Madness, Tron, Gorf, and Space Harrier'. All the others brought back so many memories for me.
Galaga and Pacman and Berzerk and a few other legend games spent my childhood playing them how cool we had it go 80s never to forget oh hail the greatest decade of all time
Yeah, I loved both games, especially defender, though it was tough. The sound with those bass pulses was awesome. Been going through these 80s games and forgotten so many I played. Beserk! Haven't seen that since I played it nearly 40 years ago. Still gaming! Ooooh - Phoenix! Another game i've completelyt forgotten I played.
Yeah it's great rediscovering these old gems! It's cool you mentioned the sound, I sampled the arcade version of Defender for one of my weird electronica tracks!
@@barryschwarz I've realised I haven't uploaded the track anywhere, I'll do that later and will send a link, cheers! Just played it back for the first time in a while and realise I've got some Robotron in there as well - probably my all-time favourite arcade game!
WOW...MY YOUTH IS HERE!!! I WAS REALLY SUPER KID THOSE TIMES...AN ARCADE KILLER.... 3:03 DIG DUG...100 LEVELS AND END IT... 3:24 Q-BERT MY SCORE WAS 1.500.000 POINTS 4:33 DONKEY KONG LAP=22 AND 622.000 POINTS ....GALAGA...PHOENIX...FROGGER....ENOUGH HOURS OF PLAY WITH ONE COIN...AND MORE AND MORE THAT ARE NOT HERE...LIKE 1942 = 13.000.000 POINTS ENDED WITH ONE COIN...AMIDAR 630.000...RIVER PATROL = 100 LAPS AND GAME OVER...GYRUSS = 1.500.000 POINTS 8 TIMES TO EARTH...
Pole Position, Zaxxon, Dig Dug, Qbert, Donkey Kong,Galaxian, Cyberton, Defender, Frogger and others - all played a part in my mis-spent youth! Brilliant Post.
Donkey Kong had a variant called Crazy Kong which was in the back of a pizza shop in my hometown. I got to good at it that I could entertain myself for 2 hours on one quarter. I often abandoned games at some point, turning them over to younger players who were watching. Defender I could never master, too much hand-eye-ear coordination. Galaga was another one I mastered early on. Loved this video.
Scramble, Choplifter, Double Dragon, Bad Duds, Gostin in Gobilins, Green Beret, Pré-históric Island, Mat Mania, Gun Smok and Metal Slug is the best arcade games
my favorite classics are shinobi, bubble bobble, rygar, karnov, black tiger, R-type, time soldiers, 1943, rush n attack, ms pacman, galaga, commando, time pilot, paper boy, hang on, missile command, outrun, Qbert, street fighter 2, tetris, defender, APB, punch out, gauntlet, donkey kong, donkey kong jr, mario bros, super mario bros, Mr Do, mega zone and im sure i forgot plenty of others :-)...
If you like those games, have you ever listened to "Pac-Man Fever" by Buckner and Garcia? They sing songs with the music and sound effects from games like Pac-Man, Centipede,Defender,Donkey Kong,Robotron and more!! I think you'd like the album. Look for it on TH-cam! Then come back and thank me. :)
I wish I can play those games from the 80's since I was born in the 90's. I wonder if they have Donkey Kong and Tekken with great graphics. I always love Pacman and Mrs. Pacman.
I'm now able to play all these great old arcade game on a console now. I'm able to play Dig Dug, Pole Position, Ms. Pac Man, Galaxian, & Galga on the GBA. And I've found out, I still am not very good at them. The memories are worth it though.
Ah, nostalgia! A list of the games might be nice. I'm sure about some, have a vague ID on some, and don't recognise 1 at all! (I used to have a Defender machine in my living room.)
Mayeur000Donz: I found a bunch but on various collections. Nintendo DS has some cool game packs (classic 80's games). Namco Museum, Konami Arcade Hits, There are some on ITunes as well Namco Arcade, Midway Arcade (this one has a Virtual Arcade feel), and on the ITunes store Atari has a huge collection of games (but these are better played on the IPad - bigger screen), also (Atari 2600 games) - Activision Anthology (again ton of games). Plus there are ports for some of the old Laser Disc games (Dragon's Lair, Space Ace). So basically yeah, as long as your prepared to do the leg work, they are out there to find. Sorry this was a question near and dear to me, I useto love Arcades back in the day (mid 40's - I started playing them in'79 at 13)
@caxtonman arcade game first with the 2 joy sticks, one for shooting any direction and the other to move.. was one of the first games i played at the arcade..
Hi there! *Does anyone recall the name* of an 80's arcade game as the one I'm looking for? It was a sort of Beat'em Up with horizontal scrolling (direction was left to right) Your character was a Robot with Boxing gloves. There was planets. 8 maybe. There was a Planet Mushroom where enemies were living mushroom. The Boss had a Mushroom-head. Your character could punch or kick. No lasers ,no guns. A sort of Soldier of Light but different. Characters were bigger. Any ideas?
There was a Game,in which kind a paint the roads,with a stolen car,and dodging the police car,of various different countries...and there was also an obstacle..like a cat...if you bump into her....it woul finished the game?
Either my recollection of the graphics from that era is wanting, or these are home console versions, not the original arcade games. Somehow they don't look as good at I remember.....especially Crystal Castle
Is someone remember the game with a little kid throwing some card and killing monsters with a white flag?? It was some Japan game i think...I played this arcade game a lot but don't remember the name...great vid by the way!!
@caxtonman Same here about my youth. I think you meant to say Robotron 2084 and not Cybertron. One of my favorites too which strangely was not in this video.
I wish Xbox Live would get these games: QUARTET from SEGA, Kings Quest, Torrin's Passage, The Balck Cauldran, and more point, type, and click retro games. If they did it with Lucas's Pirates game then they can do it with those. Quartet was an action game though with a rad soundtrack. Oh, CONGO BONGO original arcade would be a fun release too. But for real low cheap Microsoft points since it's such a short game.
Im trying to find a game I played in the 80s. It was a top view & In it your character went up the screen & the weapon you had looked like you were waving white handkerchief in front of you. If you missed the enemy it would stick to you & slow you down for a while. When you got to the 'Big Boss' at the end of the stage he was like this massive red buddah/demon looking guy who would fire down lightning bolts at you. Can anyone remember this?? Ive looked at all the 'classic 80s Games' clips on TH-cam & its nowhere to be found.
I had a CD of the old Atari games from the late 70s and early 80s on my Hewlett-Packard computer in the late 90’s and had classic midway games in the 1980s on PlayStation. Is there anyway to still play these games other than trying to search out a vintage arcade?
I'm kinda curious... Is there any console/product out there that has all the old arcade games? You know the ones. Space Invaders, Pac-Man, Tetris... Can I get any suggestions?
Oh how I miss those incredible days in the "Golden Era of Arcade Games". I was 15 in 1981 at the height of the video arcade days and it was wonderful. There was nothing like going down to the video arcade at the local mall and spending an afternoon playing a myriad of video games. Everyone had their favorites. We held "tournaments" on Friday and Saturdays and all you played for was "bragging rights". But being known as the "master" of a particular video game was big stuff back then (LOL). It was a local hang out for many a teens in the 1980's. I still remember when Space Invaders came to our local Jiffy Food Store (similar to a 7-11). As word spread that the game had arrived, literally the entire neighborhood showed up in droves at the Jiffy Store to get his/her turn on this newfound video "wonder" that morphed into a true phenomenon over the next 4 or 5 years after that. Then, a year later Donkey Kong showed up at the same store. WOW, what a craze that caused. Then on to Pac Man, Joust, Ms. Pac Man, Dig Dug, Moon Patrol (A particular favorite of mine), Star Trek, where you sat in an enclosed game pod piloted the Enterprise and Mr. Spock stated "Welcome Aboard Captain" when you inserted the quarter. Another game I particularly liked was called Gyruss. A type of space game where you traveled from Planet to Planet upon finishing each level. It was a challenging but particularly fun game. Wow I spent a lot of quarters in that game over the years. There was even a video game centered around the rock group JOURNEY at the time, which was actually a pretty good game and you even got to hear there music while playing through the various levels. And the list continues on and on with literally hundreds, if not thousands of various video arcade games of all different types. It was truly a great time in history. When a quarter dollar could bring you so much joy for the few minutes (or MANY minutes for a lot of us) could bring you. Two dollars could mean two hours of play time for some of us that were expert players. It's hard to imagine all the different sounds, beeps, bleeps, bings and boings going on (loudly) in the video arcade, but somehow, your mind could separate and drowned out all the other sounds behind you when you were transfixed on playing your particular arcade game. It's funny, many of the games were just mastering "patterns" (Pac Man has a "pattern") that you could memorize and literally play for a LONG......time. I even give credit to girlfriends at the time who may have not been particularly interested in video games, but they "put up with it" because it gave their boyfriends at the time so much joy. Girls standing around watching their boyfriends play over an hour or two, meeting with other friends. Not saying that girls didn't like playing video games because many of them did, but, for a lot of them it was watching their boyfriends play, finding a new boyfriend at the video arcade, or ditching a current boyfriend for a new beau they met at the arcade was the order of business on many a weekend night. I even saw quite a few "squabbles" between girls over boys at the local arcade. And quite a few boys fighting over a girl at the arcade. Oh, the days of the video arcade...... They are gone forever, but WOW, what a great time it was. It is a time I will cherish in my life forever.
Well said heyhey
Seriously what a time to be a teen. Was amazing. VR is giving me a new dose of those feels
I was born in 2005, but while all my childhood I've just played the 80's games. Never another, just the 80's and I never wanted to change it
Classic games of my childhood!!! 😅😅 I've lived in the arcades it was like a kid night club. Some places had pizza by the slice hot dogs or firelog dogs and wash them down with a supertanker of coke. And music on the jukebox. Kids today will never know the fun of our times.
Everybody loves the old classic games from their youth... We were young and video games, especially in the 80's were exciting part of our pop culture. Seeing the games now takes us back to our youth, a time we cherish!!
I worked on video games in the 1980s my uncle owned a coin-op business all those games shown are burned into my brain I forget the names of two of the games though the 3D flying one (?) and the second one that looks like Galaga is it Phoenix?
Zaxxon. One of my old favorites too.
Hi thanks for the great video, whats the stick figure one that looks like robotron, starts at 6:49 ?
Thank you
How right you are.
Excellent Video clip! Excuse me for chiming in, I would appreciate your initial thoughts. Have you considered - Zeyames Wonliver Breakthrough (search on google)? It is a good exclusive product for playing classic games without the hard work. Ive heard some unbelievable things about it and my close friend Aubrey after many years got amazing success with it.
Nice mix of games!! Truly classics. God I miss those days of hanging out in the "Game room" in the back of the local convenience store. It was great when they would get a new game every month or so. Those quarters were like gold, I was so addicted. You could actually make new friends and meet kids from different schools. And the crowds at the bowling alleys and roller skating rinks where they had a ton of games, good times!
Mr Do was one of my all time favourites - along with Pac Man Galaxians, Marble Madness, Tron, Gorf, and Space Harrier'. All the others brought back so many memories for me.
80's video games....is there anything better in the world?
Hell Nah!
+Cheddar Sharp hes so right
90's video games. (!)
Galaga and Pacman and Berzerk and a few other legend games spent my childhood playing them how cool we had it go 80s never to forget oh hail the greatest decade of all time
BRINGS ME BACK , YOU CANNOT BEAT THE 80'S GAMES!
Don't forget foosball, air hockey and pinball machines...
Galaga.....my favorite all time video game!
Zaxxon - blew me away when I first saw that! And Defender - one of the toughest ever games to play very far.
Yeah, I loved both games, especially defender, though it was tough. The sound with those bass pulses was awesome. Been going through these 80s games and forgotten so many I played. Beserk! Haven't seen that since I played it nearly 40 years ago. Still gaming! Ooooh - Phoenix! Another game i've completelyt forgotten I played.
Yeah it's great rediscovering these old gems! It's cool you mentioned the sound, I sampled the arcade version of Defender for one of my weird electronica tracks!
@@Hologhoul That's great! May I have a link to a sample?
@@barryschwarz I've realised I haven't uploaded the track anywhere, I'll do that later and will send a link, cheers! Just played it back for the first time in a while and realise I've got some Robotron in there as well - probably my all-time favourite arcade game!
@@Hologhoul Brilliant! I will return if you drop a link. And here's to a better year!
These are better than today's games.
WOW...MY YOUTH IS HERE!!!
I WAS REALLY SUPER KID THOSE TIMES...AN ARCADE KILLER....
3:03 DIG DUG...100 LEVELS AND END IT...
3:24 Q-BERT MY SCORE WAS 1.500.000 POINTS
4:33 DONKEY KONG LAP=22 AND 622.000 POINTS
....GALAGA...PHOENIX...FROGGER....ENOUGH HOURS OF PLAY WITH ONE COIN...AND MORE AND MORE THAT ARE NOT HERE...LIKE 1942 = 13.000.000 POINTS ENDED WITH ONE COIN...AMIDAR 630.000...RIVER PATROL = 100 LAPS AND GAME OVER...GYRUSS = 1.500.000 POINTS 8 TIMES TO EARTH...
3:09
9:37
Both are nostalgic and leaked into my 2010s childhood
Pole Position, Zaxxon, Dig Dug, Qbert, Donkey Kong,Galaxian, Cyberton, Defender, Frogger and others - all played a part in my mis-spent youth! Brilliant Post.
A time that can never be replicated................
My "Golden Years" for video gaming. 👾
LOVED Zaxxon! The evil robot at the end was the BANE of my existance!
XD
Watch this makes me feel how much I miss The Arcade room as a kid
Those games sure take me back to when i was a quarter-tossin' kid.
Donkey Kong had a variant called Crazy Kong which was in the back of a pizza shop in my hometown. I got to good at it that I could entertain myself for 2 hours on one quarter. I often abandoned games at some point, turning them over to younger players who were watching. Defender I could never master, too much hand-eye-ear coordination. Galaga was another one I mastered early on. Loved this video.
Came here looking for a song that was also in my head but could not figure out which one it was, it was digdug, thanks for this video.-
Scramble, Choplifter, Double Dragon, Bad Duds, Gostin in Gobilins, Green Beret, Pré-históric Island, Mat Mania, Gun Smok and Metal Slug is the best arcade games
Music to my ears. 😁
Oh my, if only I had the forth wit to invest all the quarters I dumped into all those games. LOL!!
wow this goes way back. nice!
woohoo you got 100% hits in the challenging stage - i was so addicted to galaga back in the 80s
Time Pilot, Paper Boy and Tutankham deserve to be on here.
true
OMG - I had totally forgotten about Phoenix! Used to play it all day. Thanks for this.
Crystal Castles and Galaga were two favs of mine...
my favorite classics are shinobi, bubble bobble, rygar, karnov, black tiger, R-type, time soldiers, 1943, rush n attack, ms pacman, galaga, commando, time pilot, paper boy, hang on, missile command, outrun, Qbert, street fighter 2, tetris, defender, APB, punch out, gauntlet, donkey kong, donkey kong jr, mario bros, super mario bros, Mr Do, mega zone and im sure i forgot plenty of others :-)...
If you like those games, have you ever listened to "Pac-Man Fever" by Buckner and Garcia?
They sing songs with the music and sound effects from games like Pac-Man, Centipede,Defender,Donkey Kong,Robotron and more!!
I think you'd like the album. Look for it on TH-cam!
Then come back and thank me. :)
love em all
Tron was awesome, and so was arcade Double Dragon as well as the Renegade that inspired it.
I wish I can play those games from the 80's since I was born in the 90's. I wonder if they have Donkey Kong and Tekken with great graphics. I always love Pacman and Mrs. Pacman.
80's Arcade Games it's fun to play when i was 18 year old
So many quarters! 🤘
Favorite games from the 80's were Tron, Bubble Bobble and MatMania. And Dig Dug and Mr. Do.
So many memories!
I was Beast at Defender!!
Ah yes some of these bring back memories
The game at 8:05 is Phoenix. Galaga and Moon Cresta were similar type games.
I'm now able to play all these great old arcade game on a console now. I'm able to play Dig Dug, Pole Position, Ms. Pac Man, Galaxian, & Galga on the GBA. And I've found out, I still am not very good at them. The memories are worth it though.
Ah, nostalgia! A list of the games might be nice. I'm sure about some, have a vague ID on some, and don't recognise 1 at all! (I used to have a Defender machine in my living room.)
Great nostalgia!!
You got it right on the money however I would've added Robotron. Thanks for posting.
I believe the name of the game at 8:08 was phoenix
I want all of those quarters back. I'd be rich.
Mayeur000Donz: I found a bunch but on various collections. Nintendo DS has some cool game packs (classic 80's games). Namco Museum, Konami Arcade Hits, There are some on ITunes as well Namco Arcade, Midway Arcade (this one has a Virtual Arcade feel), and on the ITunes store Atari has a huge collection of games (but these are better played on the IPad - bigger screen), also (Atari 2600 games) - Activision Anthology (again ton of games). Plus there are ports for some of the old Laser Disc games (Dragon's Lair, Space Ace).
So basically yeah, as long as your prepared to do the leg work, they are out there to find.
Sorry this was a question near and dear to me, I useto love Arcades back in the day (mid 40's - I started playing them in'79 at 13)
@Dredwardsma Yes, playing arcade games were a lot simpler back then - apart from Defender (far too many buttons to keep a track of !!)
@caxtonman arcade game first with the 2 joy sticks, one for shooting any direction and the other to move.. was one of the first games i played at the arcade..
Thug Queen is the best girl emcee lyrically.i love her and her verses on the Mo Thugs album.
Thanks man, saved me a ton of time searching.
ahhh, pole position, i remember that game!
2:02 I played this game in the sega collection i believe, i think it's a great game for its time but it's sure is tough to play.
Hi there! *Does anyone recall the name* of an 80's arcade game as the one I'm looking for?
It was a sort of Beat'em Up with horizontal scrolling (direction was left to right)
Your character was a Robot with Boxing gloves. There was planets. 8 maybe.
There was a Planet Mushroom where enemies were living mushroom. The Boss had a Mushroom-head.
Your character could punch or kick.
No lasers ,no guns.
A sort of Soldier of Light but different. Characters were bigger.
Any ideas?
I got!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! it's called GUARDIAN
1632... Is that a year or something? No Chunk... It's your top score on Pole Position.
Zaxxon!!
Used my lunch money every morning at the local laundromat,it was on the way to school and had pac man
Defender was the shit!
Say it with me!!!
DIGDUG IS LIFE!!!!
thanks for the video.
Pole Position kicked my ass when I was a kid :(
There was a Game,in which kind a paint the roads,with a stolen car,and dodging the police car,of various different countries...and there was also an obstacle..like a cat...if you bump into her....it woul finished the game?
Either my recollection of the graphics from that era is wanting, or these are home console versions, not the original arcade games. Somehow they don't look as good at I remember.....especially Crystal Castle
Is someone remember the game with a little kid throwing some card and killing monsters with a white flag?? It was some Japan game i think...I played this arcade game a lot but don't remember the name...great vid by the way!!
Must have been 30 years since I saw a Zaxxon boss to kill.
of the games on here I have phoenix and zaxxon.
@caxtonman Same here about my youth. I think you meant to say Robotron 2084 and not Cybertron. One of my favorites too which strangely was not in this video.
80's Arcade boom!
I wish Xbox Live would get these games: QUARTET from SEGA, Kings Quest, Torrin's Passage, The Balck Cauldran, and more point, type, and click retro games. If they did it with Lucas's Pirates game then they can do it with those. Quartet was an action game though with a rad soundtrack. Oh, CONGO BONGO original arcade would be a fun release too. But for real low cheap Microsoft points since it's such a short game.
Im trying to find a game I played in the 80s. It was a top view & In it your character went up the screen & the weapon you had looked like you were waving white handkerchief in front of you. If you missed the enemy it would stick to you & slow you down for a while. When you got to the 'Big Boss' at the end of the stage he was like this massive red buddah/demon looking guy who would fire down lightning bolts at you. Can anyone remember this?? Ive looked at all the 'classic 80s Games' clips on TH-cam & its nowhere to be found.
I am SiniStar. Beware, I live! RUN RUN RUN, I hunger.
Lol. Pole position sounds lika a taco bell fart!
I had a CD of the old Atari games from the late 70s and early 80s on my Hewlett-Packard computer in the late 90’s and had classic midway games in the 1980s on PlayStation. Is there anyway to still play these games other than trying to search out a vintage arcade?
oh yeah, thanks my friend!! You got it, great job!
Namco seemed to dominate this era and category in video games
***** How 'bout no?
More like Midway, Taito and Williams
Where do you get the background for galaga mame???? I looked every where for it.
Does anyone know the name of a classic arcade game where there is a robber in pinstripes. When the robber dies, he yells, ai yi yi ! ???
Random recommendations..... Ai gone mad ... it must be a sign
I'm kinda curious...
Is there any console/product out there that has all the old arcade games?
You know the ones.
Space Invaders, Pac-Man, Tetris...
Can I get any suggestions?
*****
Thanks.
also available on android atari bundle
tetris was so good but what about mariobros I loved that game
Yes
The Atari 2600 and NES had lots of arcade ports
@Halo428 Yes, you are right my friend, Robotron was an Atari game I think?
sure was
I'm seriously waiting for someone to have a DigDug 24hr music loop on youtube.
We used to get our dopamine fix from arcade games. Now we get it from smartphones
City connection is the game you're thinking of
I found it! Phoenix!
Phoenix 👍
Looks like its 'Crystal Castles'.
Prepare to qualify.
Turbo Tastic!
Coin detected in pocket...
Does anyone know what the game is called before defender please big retro thanks
Does anybody know a game where there is a boy with a laser gun shooting it at small black enemies like bugs?
Where's Gravitar?...Zaxxon and Dig Dug were my favorites of all of these.
yeah weres dig dug
@@harrisongore2810 thats on here
Can someone please tell me the name of the game after Defender? 8 minutes and 14 seconds in. I loved this game so much!!
yes
Donkey Kong 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Phoenix moon cresta galaxian Pac-Man plenty 10p pieces were spent
My high score in galaga right now is 97,703
prepare to qualify
It would be nice if you had listed each game or had the names come up just before the video of each game. Great video otherwise, thanks for posting.
I used to have this game as a kid that was like a huge compilation of 80s games like these on it. Does anyone know the name of anything like that???
+Tori Cherry MAME