Fist Fights and Space Invaders in Night at the Retro Arcade Museum

July 13, 2010 - PRLog -- The National Media Museum in Bradford launched its own retro arcade in 2010 with machines supplied by FindArcadeMachines.com. Space Invaders, Defender, Street Fighter, Asteroids and many more can now be enjoyed in the museum.

“FindArcadeMachines.com were pivotal in achieving our acclaimed Games Lounge here at the National Media Museum. Their knowledgeable, friendly and supportive team were able to source and supply high-quality, original and highly collectable arcade games, ensuring we received the absolute best the market has to offer.”, says Joe Stocks-Brook, Gallery Development Manager, from the National Media Museum

The hip and trendy artists Faile and Bast teamed up in 2010 to create an interactive art installation entitled Deluxx Fluxx Arcade at Lazarides Rathbone Place Gallery. A dozen machines were transformed from retro classics into modern day art in an exhibition that was so successful that they went on to recreate it in New York.

FindArcadeMachines.com was created due to the trade only mentality of the video game industry. An unfriendly place for consumers, with a system that could well have coined the phrase ‘buyer beware’. Thanks to FindArcadeMachines.com there is now a place where consumers and businesses can receive superb customer service along with a wide selection of products.

"One of our key areas is finding arcade machines. There’s no need to take a risk buying a worn out machine on eBay when we can import the crème de la crème. Machines are sourced from all over the world with the process totally transparent to the consumer. Pac-Man from Peking, or Defender from Denver, no problem! If you're looking to beat your highest Donkey Kong score you set in the 80's or clear the 4th screen on Space Invaders we’ll have a machine for you”, says Simon Vause, from FindArcadeMachines.com

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