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Defender, Space Wars (one of the first two-player arcade games), Tempest, Robotron 2084, Joust, Star Wars, Berserk, Zaxxon...

There were many others, but you get the idea.

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[marcusmaximus]

Black Knight.

[Chode]

Battle Zone and Missile Command, and the laundromat round the corner from the bar musta scratched their head since their change machines were always out of quarters...

[The MAGA-Deplorian]

Run! Run! I'am Sinistar!

[V K Lee]

There were two spinoffs during this time (played them on a new Web TV manufactured by Mattel. First was Burger Time in which a baker following a pathway filled with
obstructions while he built his burgers. Plop! There goes another one.

The second was Beauty and the Beast. The beast (Kong, the ape) attempted to reach his beauty by climbing a high rise building, all the while attempting to find opened windows.

Sigh, and then there was Pong; table tennis anyone?

Also enjoyed the game of TETRUS on the portable Intendo.

The Web TV and Intendo both gave up the ghost sometime during the 90’s and were abandoned never to be touched again.

[Prole]

Donkey Kong
Tron
Moon Patrol
Wizard of Wor
Joust
Zaxxon
Pole Position
Spy Hunter
Rolling Thunder
Double Dragon
Bad Dudes
Shinobi
Golden Axe
Ninja Gaiden

[Beowulf9]

Ms. Pac-Man, Kangeroo, Galaga, Q-Bert

I kinda was lousy at all of ‘em. But I did get to level 4 on Ms. Pac-Man, er like twice.

[FreedomProtector]

Riverraid
Battlezone

[Falconspeed]

Defender
Play here: https://archive.org/details/arcade_defender

[Neanderthal]

Jolly Joker

[jmacusa]

“Space Invaders’’.

[Political Junkie Too]

As a kid, my parents would take me to the Nathan's in Oceanside, NY, where they had a great arcade room.

For some reason, I always remember playing Periscope.

In college, I played a lot of Eight Ball Deluxe.

Rack 'Em Up!

-PJ

[The Duke]

We had 'Galaxians' in our EE lounge in college, and I got pretty hooked on that.

Then I definitely went through a 'Defender' stage (nice memories).

But, ultimately, I settled on Millipede, and owned a Millipede machine for several years. Definitely Millipede.

I never could figure out 'Tempest'

Hat tip to 'Asteroids', which also consumed countless quarters of mine. These days I play the sequel ('Hemmoroids').

[BuchananBrigadeTrumpFan]

Pinball:

Kiss
Sharpshooter
Silverball Mania
Eight Ball/Deluxe

Video games:

Pac Man
Ms. Pac Man
Centipede
Dig Dug
Donkey Kong

[Zack Attack]

Galaga, Donkey King, Missile Command along with Pac-man got a good chunk of my weekly pocket change. Pizza Hut had the 2-player sit down versions and pizza nights required bringing extra quarters.

[LastDayz]

Yar’s Revenge... Atari

Arkanoid... Taito

1942... Midway

[Hambone 1934]

KLAXX

[Bikkuri]

Galaga and Karate

[Yardstick]

Don’t think Omega Race has been mentioned yet.

Star Wars was probably the most sophisticated of the vector graphics games. Plus it had the cool flight yoke type controls.

There was one where you were swung from vine to vine in the jungle. Blanking on the name.

Liked Xevius because you could play for a long time on a quarter.

Punch Out with the announcer calling the punches.