A tour of the Arcade Archive Museum in Stroud and its historically important arcade game selection

The Arcade Archive has plenty of your AAA arcade classics from yesteryear, but also many historically important video games that played a massive part in the development of the UK and global arcades in the 1970s and 80s. Go Visit: Chalford, Stroud, Gloucestershire, GL6 8NS THIS PLACE IS GREAT! It's got Gaming, history, and is an ideal venue to meet with friends (and meet new friends). And don't forget to visit the 'cave' upstairs, which is chock-full of all video game consoles, computers, retro memorabilia, and crisps. Here's clickies for the links mentioned in the video: Ten Pence Arcade Podcast - spreading arcade loveliness via minds and ears since 2014. https://tenpencearcade.co.uk/ Vyrzon Vectrex Game   / minsoftgames   Arcade Archive Ping Pong - Britain's First Video Game from 1973    • Britains First Video Game from 1973 | Stat...   Arcade Archive Sega's Gunfight    • Sega Gun Fight - First look and Arrival of...   Why Blue Shark won out over Space Invaders (really!) at a 1978 trade show They Create Worlds Podcast - https://bit.ly/43CBvxI Toru Iwatani and the creation of Gee Bee https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gee_Bee...) Nintendo Arcade Prototype Rescue    • Rescue arcade machine by Stern (PROTOTYPE ...   Shmup Junkie - Why Flying Shark (Sky Shark) was so important to the vertical shmup genre    • Every TOAPLAN Shoot Em Up Reviewed!   Nintendo Arcade - The Sky Skipper Story and Reveal    • OMG what a weekend. Sky skipper Reveal at ...   Arcade Archive - Battlezone Redzone Gameplay    • Museum Update with a ton of new games - Pl...   Arcade Visits Playlist: https://bit.ly/3K96zNN My Twitter: @shaunholley My Facebook:   / shaun.holley1   Our Podcast: Ten Pence Arcade Podcast: https://tenpencearcade.co.uk/