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I collect classic 80s arcade games. Live on Instagram every Saturday at 7pm PST.

10/07/2025

Remember Adventure?

Before open-world games and cinematic cutscenes, there was Adventure on the Atari. One square pixel was the hero, dragons looked like ducks, and castles sparked our imagination. We didn’t need HD, just a joystick, a flickering screen, and a wild sense of wonder. This was the game that made us brave knights in living rooms across the world..
If you remember getting lost in those pixelated mazes, you were truly there for the golden age.
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27/06/2025

Remember Moon Patrol from 82?

Back when the arcade was our battleground and a joystick was all we needed to conquer craters, mines, and flying saucers. Moon Patrol wasn’t just a game, it was a rite of passage. Side-scrolling through pixelated terrain with no save points, no second chances just pure skill and adrenaline.
If you remember blasting your way to Checkpoint Z, you’re one of the real ones.
Who else remembers that buggy ride to glory?
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26/06/2025

Galaga was the ultimate 1981 arcade thrill! Hypnotic waves of alien ships, fast reflexes, neon sounds, high-score dreams forever locked in time.

15/06/2025

HOW MY FATHER TAUGHT ME TO DRIVE

Long before I had a license, before I could even reach the pedals, my dad sat me down in front of a Pole Position arcade game.
He’d pop in a quarter, place his hand on mine, and say, “Alright, keep it on the road.” I crashed a lot. Every. Single. Time. But he always laughed and said, “You’re getting better.”
That arcade was our racetrack.
Those turns were our first lessons.
And that game well, it wasn’t just a game. It was our bond.
Happy Father’s Day to all the dads who taught us how to drive…
even if it started with a joystick and a screen.
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10/06/2025

This was our open world

Before 3D engines and endless side quests, we had a square, a key, and a dragon that looked like a duck, and it was epic. The box art lit the fire, but your imagination carried the rest.

No maps. No hand-holding. Just a joystick and a dream.

08/06/2025

If you skated in the 80s, you know.

The Bones Brigade was more than a skate team it was a movement. Powell Peralta brought us legends: Tony Hawk, Steve Caballero, Rodney Mullen, Lance Mountain, Tommy Guerrero, and Mike McGill. Their style, creativity, and fearless skating shaped an entire generation.

I grew up watching The Bones Brigade Video Show, Future Primitive, and The Search for Animal Chin on repeat. Those tapes didn’t just influence my skating… they influenced my life.
Total 80s skate magic.
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06/06/2025

What are you listening to?

The Sony Walkman wasn’t just a music player, it was freedom in your pocket.
You’d pop in your favorite mixtape, press play, and suddenly the school bus, the mall, your bedroom… became your concert stage.
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29/05/2025

Dragons Lair or Space Ace?

Back in the golden age of arcades laserdisc games like Dragons Lair and Space Ace weren’t just games they were animated adventures you could play. Watching those vibrant Don Bluth cartoons come to life on screen was pure magic especially for a kid in the 80s. But at a hefty 50 cents per play double the usual price you didn’t just drop a coin lightly.
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21/05/2025

Was this your childhood?

The warm glow of a CRT TV, an Atari 2600 ready to play, Star Wars figures standing guard, and shelves packed with classic 80s toys. Maybe a digital clock with red numbers ticking away in the corner. It was a simpler time—no apps, no internet—just pure joy, imagination, and unforgettable memories. The 80s weren’t just a decade, they were a vibe. And some of us never left.

17/05/2025

Who remembers this game?

Krull, the 1983 arcade gem by Gottlieb, brought the epic fantasy film to life with fast-paced action and unforgettable moments. As kids, we were hooked by the glowing glaive, battling slayers, and rescuing the princess across beautifully animated stages. The game combined skill, timing, and imagination—just like the movie. In arcades filled with beeps and flashing lights, Krull stood out as a heroic journey we could play. One quarter at a time, we were part of the legend.
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15/05/2025

Three legends, side by side. Ms. Pac-Man, Donkey Kong Junior, and Donkey Kong. This is what the golden age of arcades looked like. The glow of the screens, the sound of 8-bit glory, and the thrill of chasing high scores with your friends after school. For those of us who lived it, this wasn’t just gaming, it was growing up.
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09/05/2025

Three Nintendo giants stand side by side!
Donkey Kong, Donkey Kong Junior, and Popeye—bright screens glowing, joysticks ready, and that familiar hum of arcade life. The scent of popcorn, the sound of clinking quarters, and the rush of childhood pride flood back. These weren’t just games—they were battlegrounds, friendships, and after-school dreams. You didn’t just play—you conquered. Every jump, every barrel, every spinach-powered punch felt like magic. This was the golden age, and we lived it.
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