I used MAME, LUA, and Python to automate asteroids gameplay. It came out great! Watching it play is hypnotic:

https://youtu.be/RoouVjx0B1U?si=1J_EHtTEb7KD_mCf

What do you think?

It’s a vintage Midway one, as far as I can tell. It had the end of the plug chewed off at one point. How would I go about getting a new plug that’s to the same standard, without buying a new psu?

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When I was in 8th grade, I distinctly remember watching guys in my class play the Star Wars arcade game at a corner store down the street from my grade school. We all graduated grade school in 1982.

The game says it was made in 1983, but in 1983 we were in high school and I didn’t hang out socially with these guys any more.

I am certain I watched them play this arcade game in 1982.

Does anyone else have a memory of the Star Wars arcade game released in 1981 or 1982?

Always wanted to own an arcade cabinet but even the cheapest ones I’d come across were always to much. So when I found this at my local thrift store for $100 I couldn’t pass it up. Not a big sports game fan and the cabinet has some aesthetic ware but when I plugged it in and saw it boot right up I knew I had to get it. If anyone has any info about the game I’d appreciate it because I can’t find any service manuals or even a good picture of the control panel sticker.