John Robertson is the owner of John's Jukes, a collectible pinball, arcade game and jukebox store on the corner of Main St. and Broadway in Vancouver. Here he shares with us the history of his bus...
John Robertson is the owner of John's Jukes, a collectible pinball, arcade game and jukebox store on the corner of Main St. and Broadway in Vancouver. Here he shares with us the history of his business and pinball games in general.
We'd been scouring the neighbourhood for days in an attempt to find a good subject for our documentary class when we finally wandered into John's Jukes. John's store boasts an awesome collection of nostalgic arcade games, dating all the way back to the earliest tabletop pinball units. He was kind enough to not only give us a detailed interview but he also let us play the games and make a lot of noise.
He also does repairs and rentals. You can visit his site at www.flippers.com.
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Great. I have purchased a few things from John and read his comments and advice on rgp and this video was almost like meeting him in person. Thanks. A part 2 would be welcome; a tour of his place, some older games, the workshop, his favorite games, etc.
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Thanks. A part 2 would be welcome; a tour of his place, some older games, the workshop, his favorite games, etc.