An Arcade Cabinet in Every Home!

I imagine many geek dads have fond memories of the early '80s video arcades (well, those of us of a certain age). I cut my teeth on Space Invaders, Donkey Kong, and Burger Time before graduating to the more advanced games such as Tempest, Tron, and Sinistar. My hometown arcade (Pensacola, Florida) was called Space Port at University Mall, and for at least a year or more you could get 10 tokens for $1.00 and if you managed to get a bronze or gold token randomly dropped from the token machine, you could trade that in for an additional 5 or 10 bonus tokens. For $2 or $3, you could spend a couple of hours easily, and my parents were always just fine dropping me off there as they knew I was staying out of trouble.

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