Friday, May 11th 2007 by Chris Scott Barr


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Are you an old-school gamer? I’m not talking Nintendo people, I’m talking early 80’s arcade action. Well if you’re an old-school gamer and a huge Star Wars nut then you might want to check out this awesome refurbished unit from Voyager Arcade.

Star Wars arcade machine

This is a Star Wars Cockpit Original Arcade Machine circa 1983. It features three different stages that take place during the battle of the first Death Star. This is probably one of the most advanced games that you’ll ever play. Here’s an excerpt from the description: “The game features a dramatic state-of-the-art color vector graphics system that produces surprisingly realistic effects.” I’m so glad I grew up in the 90’s.

Star Wars arcade machine

If you’re interested and have an extra $7,900 lying around, you might want to grab one of these quick. You’ll be be the envy of every geek on your block.

Star Wars Cockpit Original Arcade Machine in your house [via luxurylaunches]

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  1.  highjumpman   View all comments by highjumpman  Neutral  Add karma Subtract karma Quote

    You wont`need $7,900 to just play the game. It was released for DOS and maybe some other systems few years later. At least if that is the right screenshot up there….

  2.  Chris Scott Barr   View all comments by Chris Scott Barr  Neutral  Add karma Subtract karma Quote

    If so, it would be pretty cool just to make your own cabinet and not pay $7900 for it. Then again I’d just put in games like X-wing and TIE Fighter instead.

  3.  JT   View all comments by JT  Neutral  Add karma Subtract karma Quote

    I wouldn’t touch anything by Voyager Arcade with a 10 foot barge pole


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