MAME Arcade and Video Games

Game Not Over

My father first took me to the arcade in the late 1970's when I was a little kid living in Fresno, California. The first arcade games that I remember playing were Space Invaders and Red Baron. Not long after that, my father brought home video game entertainment into our living room with Pong and then the classic Atari 2600 VCS.

We moved to Springfield, Illinois in 1979 and I lived in walking distance to Aladdin's Castle Arcade located at White Oaks Mall. As a matter of fact, Aladdin's is still located there (but much much different than the golden age of the 1980's). I logged many many hours playing arcades and Atari in my childhood.

Now that I'm an adult, I realize that I'm still an over grown kid who still longs for those fun days of yesteryear. With the help of my brother-in-law, Mike Trello at arcadecab.com, I spent 2008-2008 building my own MAME arcade. This home made arcade plays all the classic arcades and Atari games that I grew up with. My custom arcade is called "The Blue Meanie" and provides me and my kids with hours of entertainment.

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