Most people remember going on these games machines at time, normally in their younger days and the older that they are the more obscure the games become.

Therefore, if someone says that they first played on Pac Man or Asteroids then they are old!

Features – The console is made in the U.S. by the world-renowned Chicago Gaming Company, experts in arcade games for over 30 years, and makers of fine game systems for such names as Williams and Konami. This system is the same kind that has been tested in arcades for years, and delivers true arcade-style play and feel. A crisp Wells Gardner 25″ monitor (not a computer monitor) doesn’t let a single visual detail escape the eye, and real arcade controls–including two joysticks, a 3″ trackball, and multiple buttons–lend a true-to-life feel that will give you the upper hand in challenging one-on-one game play. A host of vintage Atari and Capcom games (125 in all, including classics like Battlezone, Millipede, Super Breakout, Ghosts ‘n Goblins, and Street Fighter II) ensure plenty of challenge variety and an interactive menu lets you customize sound volume, delete high scores, and add future games as they are made available. The only difference between this unit and the games in the arcades is you don’t have to constantly feed it quarters or wait for your turn (authentic coin door does not work–commercial use prohibited). Ages 8 and up. Plugs into AC. 68″ H x 25 1/2″ W x 3 31/4″ D. (300 lbs.) Priced at $3,700.00

Source [Hammacher Schlemmer]