Lets Look at Some Star Wars Arcade Games!

While I sit back, sipping a Yub Nub cocktail, watching the first Ewok's movie, I figured why not make a post that includes all of the different Star Wars arcade games we have recorded? Click on the jump break below for the videos and May the 4th be with you!

Arcade Hunters Podcast Episode 93: Mortal Kombat Chicken Dust Mix!

We are back for a dive into Mortal Kombat! We talk about the 90's Mortal Kombat live action movies, more Mortal Kombat gaming memories, and a full spoiler review of the new Mortal Kombat movie! Throw in some tangents about cereal and you have a jam packed episode of the Arcade Hunters!

 

 

Arcade Hunters Podcast Episode 92: Catching Up!

 

We are back with an all new podcast episode! We decided to catch up on what we have been up to, what pinball games have come out over the past 9 months, plus we review Retromania Wrestling! Come join us as we get caught up on the past 9 months.

Retro Arcade Flyers and Advertisements Part 2, WRESTLEMANIA EDITION!

It’s officially Wrestlemania weekend so why not take a look at some wrestling themed arcade flyers?

   

WWF Superstars (Technos 1989)

We are starting off with the first WWF licensed arcade game. You might notice that the flyer looks similar to some promotional art for the WWF’s flagship show at the time, Superstars of Wrestling. Some of the biggest names in wrestling are shown on the flyer, each in their own star. The back of the flyer includes an image of the cabinet, details and specifics for the game, and a whole bunch of screen shots. The show stealer here is the included screen shot of the infamous ring cart from Wrestlemania III and IV! I still remember the first time playing Superstars and how much I popped when I saw the ring cart!

Rabbit Themed Arcade Games for Easter!

Even if you’re not religious, Easter offers some fun spring themed activities; themed candy, pastel colored eggs, the Easter Beagle, and of course rabbits in arcade games! Here are some of our top rabbit themed games. 

*All flyers in this article came from The Arcade Flyer Archive*