Mortal Kombat II
My favorite MK of the series from Midway 1993
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Released in 1988 by Data East, Robocop is one of many video games based on the classic 1987 film. A player controls RoboCop who advances through various stages. The bonus screen is a target shooting range that uses a first-person perspective. The intermission features digitized voices from the actors.
My favorite MK of the series from Midway 1993
Just finished! Original Nintendo Donkey Kong (1981). This machine uses original joysticks, coin mech, buttons, and 2-board PCB. The monitor is a Wells Gardner 13″.
1942 is a classic and easy to play game. Just be careful with the fire button, your hands may cramp. And don’t forget the Loop button!
Frogger! A classic from Sega/Gremlin 1981
This Ms. Pac-man features an original PCB that barely fits in the cabinet. This is regular speed, always fun, Ms. Pac-man with no board modifications.
Everyone knows how to play Tetris. This is Matt’s all-time favorite game! Try to beat my high score, but be careful, if you pass 999,999 the points go back to 10,000
A classic game from Taito. control the Vaus (paddle) by turning the spinner and break all the blocks without dying.
A groundbreaking and polarizing game from Sega 1982.
This Ms. Pac-man styled cabinet also features Galaga. You can also use the code UUUDDDLRLRL after entering a credit to access classic Pac-Man.
“Serve the public trust. Protect the innocent. Uphold the law” – This sideshooter is all about timing and dodging bullets. See how far you can get before the time runs out.
Kaboom! NBA JAM is fun for all ages. Cabinet features 2-player vs configuration that makes for some epic battles. Tiny Game, Big Heads!
The sequel to Donkey Kong, with added REMIX chip for additional levels and high score save.
Peak Mortal Kombat from Midway 1995