Classic Arcade Videogames Exhibit in Madison, WI, Clip #4

More footage from an arcade videogame exhibit in Madison, Wisconsin that ended on March 18, 2007. They had Pac-Man, Donkey Kong, Dig Dug, Contra, Joust, Joust II, Dragon's Lair, Death Race 2000, Burgertime, Discs of Tron, and many more.

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Entertainment

Tags:

• arcade
• videogames
• Madison
• WI
• Wisconsin
• Contra
• Donkey
• Kong
• Pac
• Man
• Joust
• Dig
• Dug
• rgvac
• collecting

[ogithreturns]

to Hell with Paying Money to play Arcade Video Games' i can get All of them on my Computer' Allmost Any Arcade Game on Earth.

[despondentisthmus]

So what? Anybody can play the games for free with MAME these days. Doesn't make you any more special than the rest of us.

[Scourgeandmephiles93]

You can emulate MAME on Wii if you want. Also Neo Geo and a lot of other systems.

[thepuffinboy]

what about the cool cabinet & marques

[atari26003]

oh my goddd, i have to be a nerd here,

This arcade was released in the 70s

the first Arcade Was Computer Space...

:P im 18 ftw ;D

[DiabloDave363]

death race is the most violent and distrubing game ever!

[leslielove]

wish i own the games

[theoldmall]

Death Race was found at many Shakey's Pizza chains. I fondly remember that game as well. There is a knock-off available for download. It certainly isn't the same as playing the real deal. But is it ever?

[JonChristopher999]

You can only see it for a split second, but 'Death Race' was there, and I would give a hundred dollars to play that thing again. It was the very first video game I ever played back in the 70's, so it has a special place in my heart. All you did was run over people with your car, and the screen graphics were almost non-existent. The artwork on the cabinet though was absolutely bitchin'! Hopefully, they'll preserve enough of these old games for historical reference at least.

[wbroz]

they should keep making all the arcade machines so they never go extincked (sorry 4 bad spelling)