To better understand why arcade game collecting is so appealing, check out this great Gravitar web site and the story of one man's experience with the game at http://www.cooganphoto.com/gravitar/

Here is a very extensive site discussing a wide variety of arcade collecting topics http://www.timsarcade.net/
 

For an overview of industrial surplus items that I have for sale, and a quick look at other businesses in which I am involved, please go to http://www.artfromny.com 

One of the most useful tools in arcade game board repair is the Fluke 9010 microprocessor emulator - click Fluke 9010 for details.

The newer version of the 9010 is the 9100 and here is where you can learn about that machine, as well as being directed to many other helpful sites. http://iobium.com/9100a%20tester/9100atester.htm

For a good selection of arcade related links, check out http://www.jrok.com/links.html

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If you have a site that discusses a favorite game, or its restoration, and would like to post it here, just drop me a line.

Check the links to the left for selected video game parts, manuals and flyers.