Arcade Games

Where can I play classic arcade games online?
I want to play some classic arcade games (namely Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles) online cause i don’t have any arcades near me. Preferably with other people online. Is there anyway i can do this or are there any online sites. I don’t want sites with nes games, those aren’t arcade games.
there is http://gamefuss.com and it has an arcade section
as for others y8 might do the trick but you need to search
MY TOP 10 ARCADE GAMES (HD)
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Shuffleboard Bowling Pin Set – Frontgate Crafted of North American poplar. Hand-applied, multi-step cherry finish. Sturdy, solid-wood legs with levelers. Lined with shock- and noise-absorbing carpet. Includes 8 pucks and a protective cover. Our handcrafted Wiltshire Shuffleboard Table offers one of the finest venues available to enjoy this centuries-old game at home. This exceptional, 12 ft. table features a superior playfield with equal… |
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Atari/Pint Glass Set Arcade 4-Pack $34.99 Set of 4 16 ounce pints with “Asteroids”, “Missle Command”, “Tempest”, and “Centipede”…. |
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Heat Changing Arcade Mug – Space Invaders Those telltale dots can only mean one thing…retro arcade! Simply put a hot drink into the coffee mug and watch the rest of the game appear! Perfect gifts for office or home, these fantastic cups will add retro chic to your coffee table.If you know anyone who was mad for Pacman, Asteroids or Space Invaders, they will LOVE our new Pacboy Heat Sensitive Mug. Impress every computer geek and 80′s lov… |
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WrestleMania – The Arcade Game $4.25 … |
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EAT SLEEP GAME – 6 WHITE – Vinyl Decal Sticker – NOTEBOOK, LAPTOP, WALL, WINDOW, CAR, TRUCK, MOTORCYCLE $6.99 Made from High Quality 6 year Outdoor Vinyl. Will Stick to almost any smooth, clean, dry surface. Made Custom By Ikon Sign.. DO NOT SETTLE FOR CHEAP IMITATIONS! THIS IS A IKON SIGN ORIGINAL DESIGN…BUY FROM THE CREATOR, NOT THE IMITATOR! These designs are copyrighted and trademarked by IKON SIGN. |
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Donkey Kong Wall Stickers $68.00 In 1981 Donkey Kong smashed into the arcade video gaming scene. It was the first to tell a complete narrative in gaming format and the first to use the damsel-in-distress paradigm, later mimicked by countless other video games. Mario became Nintendo’s mascot and he and Kong went on to become two of Nintendo’s most popular characters. The Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) version of Donkey Kong (… |
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Space Invaders Decal, Vinyl Sticker, For car, window, laptop, wall. $7.95 This is a high quality die-cut decal-not a sticker. While similar to stickers, vinyl decals are more durable than a traditional sticker. Also, stickers tend to leave that pesky sticker residue when removed. It is perfect for car windows, your macbook, laptops, walls, refrigerators, and any other smooth surface! All decals have a money back, satisfaction guarantee. To pick the color of your decal s… |
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The King of Kong: A Fistful of Quarters $2.99 The stuff of gladiatorial battle is here: good versus evil, right versus wrong, nerd versus… super-nerd? At any rate, it’s a more entertaining showdown than most fictional movies can muster. The King of Kong is the saga of Steve Wiebe, a Redmond, Washington dweeb who sets a new record in the video game Donkey Kong, only to see his accomplishment challenged by the grand poobahs of the gaming es… |
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The Wizard $8.11 Less raunchy than Tommy and more conventional than Tron, The Wizard also revolves around gaming. There’s even a Bridges on board. In Tron it was Jeff, in The Wizard it’s Beau. As opposed to the rock opera’s pinball-playing “deaf, dumb, and blind kid,” however, quasi-catatonic Jimmy (Luke Edwards) is a video game wiz. While the nine-year-old lives with his mother, half-brothers Corey (Fred Savage, … |
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The Last Starfighter (Widescreen Collector’s Edition) $7.99 At the time of its original release in 1984, this modestly budgeted sci-fi excursion had the distinction of offering some of the first examples of purely computer-generated animation, an apt (and frugal) special-effects solution for a movie with a plot line rooted in computer games. Both the computer-generated visuals and the arcade game now look quaint, but writer-director Nick Castle’s affable, … |