An interesting look at Atari’s assembly line screen printing process on arcade cabinets by The Arcade Blogger: When you see a Missile Command cabinet with bright blues, vivid reds and crisp graphics, you’re looking at the result of multiple carefully aligned printing passes, each adding another layer to the final image.
Category: Arcade
Before the home consoles took over, arcade machines reigned supreme. Millions of grubby hands slotted millions more quarters, fifty pence pieces, and various other currency into their favourite cabinets, itching to beat a high score or experience a new arcade game for the first time.
Distant Arcade wouldn’t have its name without them and this category page covers everything from arcade cabinets—old and new—to a variety of arcade games, as well as the companies that made them including Atari.
Arcade / Game Boy / Gaming / Genesis/Mega Drive / N64 / Nintendo / PlayStation / PS1 / PS2 / SEGA
Alternative racing games to play instead of Forza Horizon 6
dcharlie on Flickr took a variety of shots from Japanese arcades from the past few decades.
Peter Knetter on every Sonic arcade games, including Sonic Athletics, Waku Waku Sonic Patrol Car, SegaSonic Bros, and SegaSonic Cosmo Fighter