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Nice! Has anyone put Mario Bros on the Vic-20? I've heard it was planned to come out, but didn't due to the dwindling market.

Never had a Coleco Vision as a kid, I had the Atari VCS and later MSX computer as well as a Spectrum at the time. I recognise many of these games from both the Atari VCS and MSX. The VCS versions perhaps not quite as nice but still very playable. Adored Time Pilot and was always playing that although I think that was later on the C64, a clone version called Space Pilot I think

It's amazing, because i was born in the early summer of 1983, and i have seen the Philips CD-i games for the first time on a finnish 🇫🇮 TV back in 1994. I did see some CD-i games once at a former flea market in Espoo, Finland 🇫🇮, but never bought them. Also, i have to admit, that i have never seen the original hardwares of the Philips CD-i console. Not... even... once! PLUNDERBALL looks cool. It reminds me of TIME SCANNER on the Commodore 64 and Amiga 500. Also, you played retrospectively excellent 😺👍🕹️. A big retrospective like 👍🕹️ from Vantaa, Finland 🇫🇮.

Wow! Just Wow! What a collection of memories right there.

Nice Video ! Sub & Big Like ! And Love Retro Sega Games !

Doesn't seem very busy... It makes you wonder how they stay open... unless of course it's a front for something else?

Cheers 😊

Nice move at 2:38. I’ve always loved this game NEVER knew the apples acted as barriers, geez! 🙈

This is another brilliant example of games Saturn is better at playing than PS1. I rented the latter back in the day and it looked great but it didn’t run, it crawled.

This port seems to play awesomely well.

I had a pretty good Atari 800XL setup back in the mid 80s. I had the 800XL, the 1050 and a 1010, I also had the Atari Trackball and a few joysticks. I had a large disk, tape and cartridge collection and I sold them to fund the purchase of a Commodore 128......It was probably the biggest mistake I ever made with regards to a computer purchase as I never had anywhere near asmuch fun with the Commodore as I had with the Atari.

Cool. Though it was different

I used to love Time Pilot back in the day and would always look for a home computer conversion of it on any computer I owned. I seem to remember there was some good versions on the C64 and BBC B. Great times.

I use to play all these games when I was kid

Great skills bud 👊

Absolutely love my Atari 800xl it's such a good computer, the games are awesome.

Isn’t this the origin of the polybius game? How has this not been seen by more people?

It was cool to use a game controller like PS4 controller or nintendo switch pro controller connected to Commodore PET

Can Commodore "2001" series accept linux?

Where's the Donkey Kong-like game in the thumbnail? I don't see it in the video (click-bait?)

6:51 I don't know if this game has in it or you could code it. Hold down the SHIFT key to move 2-spaces left or right instead of just one at a time.

Space Ace pilot looks good

Hi Gary, nice video! Fascinating to hear about the recent journey of Norwich Retro Gamers. All the best 👍 Frosty

Appreciate this :)

in dungeon if you get stuck in a room, you can hit the shift key to walk through walls.

Insert Coin in 2022 ??? Well, Stay Tuned Kidz !!!

So Glad this Arcade has now got rid off old Arcade owners Russel if you ever won he would bar people. It's now owned by the owner of the Mint Arcade.

Is this now the Rubbish Gold Rush Arcade.

This is when Arcades used to be really good. No robbing ticket games.

as you have to pay to get in, do you need to pay to use the games?

are all these raspberry pis running mame or jamma boards?

looks great, Cant wait to visit.

Donkey Kong Slideshow: I WANT that game so bad!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

What's with the donkey kong in the title picture? Can I haz more information?

Wait, did the toy company Leapfrog made this game console? That pretty new for me...

Did this place manage to survive the pandemic?

considering the limitations of the PET the games looks nice, RUSH got even a kind of parallax scrolling. wow!

Awesome! Pet was the first computer we had in school. It’s what drove my love of computer’s.

0:43 AIR ATTACK 3:01 ALIEN 4:35 ALLIGATOR 7:06 ANDROID NIM 9:04 MISSION 2001 (ASTEROIDS) 11:27 BOMBER 13:13 BREAKOUT 16:18 BREAK-OUT 18:42 COSMIC FIGHTER 22:18 FROGGER 25:13 GALAGA 30:19 METEORITES 34:49 MILLIPEDE 35:40 PAC-MAN 2 39:00 SKI 42:30 SPACE INVADERS 48:13 STAR WARS 50:24 DONKY KONG slideshow 52:47 NOiCE demo

0:25 Cursor #14 - BAT! 2:52 DAM BUSTER 5:51 DEBRIS 7:50 Cursor #11 - DEMON! 10:55 Cursor #15 - DUNGEON 15:32 ELIZA 18:21 LAWN MOWER 20:52 THE MAD BOMBER 22:46 PINBALL 26:20 RAT RUN (RAT RACE) 28:27 SPACE ACE 29:53 SUPER GLOOPER Thanks for the commentary. I don't do Facebook, unless access is open to the public. 🇨🇦🐧

Looks cool. Even before or during COVID, whenever I've been in an arcade or a games expo, I''ve always carried hand sanitiser with me and so when I've broken off for lunch or even a few minutes downtime outside, I'll wash my hands just before, and I'm good to go... although I wash my hands after I've just been :)

Gary, I have been documenting the program for this game, and have made numerous visits to look at this. It has been a great reference, thank you. Did you ever see a snake on the yellow median?

Some nice gear there. Thanks for sharing 😁😉

I had this console and this game, really enjoyed it.

Still a great arcade ten years on.

T'was an excellent port of Frogger. I had this machine (both the original Waddingtons Videomaster version and then later Voltmace branded version) and this was one of the best games in the library. I now have several consoles (in various states of repair) and a good collection of cartridges (again in various states from almost mint to 'bargain bin'). Munch & Crunch is also up there in my childhood memories!

Pong and Computer Space are great historical pieces as far as games they're extremely dated.

1:05 nostalgia!!! holy cow!!! :'D i used to go to a holiday camp and by the entrance they had a ddr3 machine, it used to play that song every time i went in!!!!!!!!!! i loved that place (sadness)

I was in Thomas's arcade a couple of years ago and it wasn't bad. As modern arcades go, the ratio between actual videogames and penny pushers/crane machines was decent. Worth checking out if you are nearby.

OMG. I programmed that game for Voltmace! I never thought I would see that again!