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  1. Pete

    Galaga

    I gotta galaga out of here now!
  2. Pete

    On This Day: Galaga Arcade Game Released in Japan - September 28, 1981

    On this day, September 28, 1981, the iconic arcade game Galaga was released in Japan! It quickly became a favorite among gamers for its exciting space shooter gameplay and strategic elements. Galaga would be released in the United States the following month, in October 1981, where it also...
  3. Pete

    80s Fun Topic: Relive the Magic of 80s Arcade Games!

    Let’s take a trip down memory lane and talk about one of the most iconic aspects of our favorite decade: arcade games! The 80s was a golden era for arcade gaming, with classics like Pac-Man, Donkey Kong, and Space Invaders becoming household names. Arcades were the place to be, filled with the...
  4. B

    A Journey Through The Golden Age of Arcade Games

    This thread is for the general discussion of the Article A Journey Through The Golden Age of Arcade Games. Please add to the discussion here.
  5. A Journey Through The Golden Age of Arcade Games

    A Journey Through The Golden Age of Arcade Games

    A Journey Through The Golden Age of Arcade Games If you were lucky enough to experience the heady days of the late '70s and the '80s in an arcade, you'd know it was not just about gaming. It was a cultural phenomenon—a rite of passage for many. Arcades weren't merely dim-lit rooms filled...
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