Jul 7, 2024
Star Trek arcade game from 1972. One of the earliest coin-op video arcade games, albeit a rebranded version of the earlier game Computer Space.
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Star Trek arcade game from 1972. One of the earliest coin-op video arcade games, albeit a rebranded version of the earlier game Computer Space.
Soylent Green (1973)
I'm not a fan of the cab for Computer Space but in black with the right moody lighting it's awesome looking! 😮💜🕹️
COMPUTER SPACE [NUTTING | USA, 1971]
abandoned computer space arcade machine covered in dust
beautiful arcade machine that came in various colors and was the first arcade machine
Retro Game Spotlight 100: Computer Space (1971)
Publisher: Nutting Associates Platform: arcade Designers: Nolan Bushnell, Ted Dabney
Trivia: Created by Bushnell and Dabney in partnership as Syzygy Engineering (before incorporating as Atari), and intended as a coin-operated version of the PDP-1 game Spacewar!, the futuristic looking Computer Space was the first ever arcade video game as well as the first commercially available video game.
This No Nutting November, I assure you that I will do my utmost to avoid playing any games published by Nutting Associates.
No, not even that sleek, sexy Computer Space cabinet, no matter what kind of scantily clad lady they use to advertise it with.