Arcade Games

NEW prices 12/21/2018 with more features

We are now offering NEW MultiCade arcade machines.

These are the upright, full size system in the iconic Midway/NAMCO styled cabinets (vertically oriented 19″ monitor) with graphics of your choice.

Don’t be fooled by cheap imitations (used computer parts, reused desktop monitors, computer speakers etc).   Our machines are authentic, commercial grade equipment and only use top grade components (such as Suzo Happ controls).

New Multicade upright 19″ machines

• New MultiCade uprights come with 4 way joystick and 3 buttons and configured to play 60 or more classic games
• All new cabinet and parts, right down to the screws.
• All new electronics, including wiring, power supply and authentic arcade monitor.
• Choose your own graphics package
• Trackball control panel included

Every machine comes with a 1-year warranty on parts.  In-home warranty is free in local delivery area.

Now configured to play with 2 game board options

Standard 60 in 1 Vertical Multicade

 – or – 

Deluxe 88 in 1 Vertical Multicade

If you want to find more information about a game title, use this handy webpage (Arcade Museum – Killer List of Video Games)

New Graphic Packages

We give you new choices for graphics packages.  The cost variances are due to the high cost of graphics and prices will vary between packages.  Some packages will also come with more items and may require up to 5 extra days for graphic order depending on what items are currently in stock.   Track ball upgrades are available for every package.

 Galaga Basic (free package)

• Black sides (left and right) with Galaga graphic
• Galaga front graphic
• Galaga control panel
• Galaga / Multicade monitor bezel with graphics underlay
• Plastic monitor bezel surround
• Galaga upper marquee

20th Anniversary Edition (Galaga + Ms. Pacman) [+$200]

We have upgraded our cocktail machines to the latest version.   NEW Cocktail Arcade systems configured to play the most popular  60 in 1 game systems as our upright versions.

Description

• New machine – ultra high quality commercial machine
• 2 buttons and joystick on each side
• Configured to Play 60 games in one machine.     Screen flips to each player during their turn
• All new electronics, including monitor, power supply and wiring.
• LED lighting on control panel surface
• LED under cabinet lighting
• LED buttons
• Real Glass Top
• Commercial 19″ arcade LCD flat panel arcade monitor
• Ms. Pacman under glass graphic (underlay)
• Ms. Pacman control panel graphics
• Cabinet is identical to the Midway original cabinet – many people remember from Pizza Hut in the 1980’s
• 2  – 6×9 high power speakers
• 1 year warranty

Delivery Options

SALE PRICING – NOW UNTIL Dec 15 2017

In the 1980’s, there were 2 kinds of game configurations in the arcade:  Horizontal and Vertical.   What does this mean?

Game video monitors were slightly rectangular with a 4:3 aspect ratio  This ratio was the same as CRT TV sets of this era as they used the same tube, but with different electronics.   As such, some games were designed with the monitor in it’s vertical orientation (meaning the smaller side on the top and bottom)… and some games designed in the horizontal orientation, like how a TV set was configured.

Games that were designed for one orientation do not work for the opposite configuration.   Meaning, you cannot play pacman on a horizontal monitor, or Defender on a vertical orientation.

With that said, some games have been converted to work in either horizontal or vertical modes, but this is a limited case.

The Multi-Williams multicade arcade plays the classic horizontal games such as Joust,Robotron, Defender, StarGate.

See the whole list HERE

This game is all NEW:

• Professional / Commercial arcade cabinet (Williams Style).
• Multi-Williams graphics package
• 2 joysticks, and misc buttons
• Matching monitor bezel and marquee
• Addition of trackball
• New 19″ LCD arcade monitor, mounted horizontally
• Deluxe arcade JAMMA arcade board.

If you want to find more information about a game title, use this handy webpage (Arcade Museum – Killer List of Video Games)