Atari's Anti-Aircraft Arcade Coin-Op from 1975

[@natethefighter]

I agree with you, the "bronze age"/TTL era of video games has really captured my interest over the last few years

[@PresidentCamacho24]

I also love the bronze age games. I didn't know they had a name. I have been calling them the arcade games in black and white. I like bronze age more. lol I just found your channel and I look forward to watching more of your videos. Thanks.

[@armandorivera957]

It still surprises me when I discover an Atari arcade I had never heard of. Great video.

[@cpi23]

love all of your videos diving into a game and taking us through them. As I get older in this hobby I get deeper into the older and more obscure games too. For me its obsessing over the emergent Japanese electromechanical machines of the 50s and 60s, the massive gamblers of UK in the 60s, and pre-ww2 machines from Germany and USA. Saving parts of the industry on the cusp of being lost.

[@OneSwitch]

Love the Bronze age stuff as it's on the cusp of my memory for my earliest trips around amusement arcacdes. I've got a Drop Zone IV and Bombs Away (working PCBs). Would love to see these all better preserved for FPGA too one day. Glad the Anti-Aircraft went to such a good home.

[@DiegoSanchez-pl9eh]

"almost 50 years old" That's crazy! Canyon Bomber is a game that we play here very often. It's so cool you are going for the bronze age games now.

[@catfishkempster]

Wow - this brought back a few memories... When I was a kid back in the mid-1970s ('75-'77ish), my parents were in a work bowling league and would drag me along to the games when they couldn't find a sitter. I would play the games in the bowling alley's arcade and this and another Atari game, Starship 1, were by far, my favourites. Great video, and I just subscribed. Thanks!

[@chrislaustin]

Wow, what an amazing find at an absolute amazing price. And the condition is crazy good, that should be in a museum. As you just don't see games like this in such clean condition. Could you even get side art and a marquee for a game this old if it wasn't included? Thanks for sharing.

[@Meebzorp5200]

What an amazing cabinet. I love how they are "squatter" than the later, more standard cabinets. My favorites from that era were Hustle and Starship 1 - with the vacuum formed (?) plastic and the cardboard artwork behind the glass. Wow.

[@schmitty1944]

Fabulous video. Love that intro and music. Anti-Aircraft is awesome!

[@wanghotangho5803]

What a find! These 70’s arcade games are so cool. Cherish and protect this machine. I’d love to see arcade vids from arcades in the 70’s before the BOOM

[@kins749]

A great buy, I love Bronze Age games especially Atari ones. If I wasn't across the Atlantic I'd have bought it 😀

[@bralenmurphy1991]

$400 is a jaw droopingly low price for that, that is so amazing!

[@natethefighter]

Please leave those cigarette burns, that's some cultural history right there

[@RalphBarbagallo]

Wow, moving with all those arcade cabinets must be absolutely nerve-racking!

[@jordanbarrett1391]

I have some Bronze Age Atari arcade flyers if you are interested!

[@RobertCatiller67]

Great video!

[@jaydanram]

I have one of these. My parents got it back in the 70’s new in a raffle drawing.

[@DwDrake2000]

I would have loved to have bought that Liberator, just to see if I can still break 10 million points.

[@Brunoultraarcade]

Nossa, que preciosidade. Nessas condições não tem preço.

[@disgruntledtoons]

You lived near Houston? Ever been to the Lone Star Pinball Museum in Hockley?

[@Bearcade]

Always great

[@don57428]

Love the content. Maybe trim the intro song a bit.

[@AnthonyPresley-l8f]

I pretty much stay away from 70s games because they’re just a little too unreliable for me😅 but they are amazing to see working

[@schmitty1944]

They are no more or less reliable than later games in my experience.

[@leavethelightsonpleasethec7154]

Your so beautiful that when you are sick or not feeling well it really shows. Just like my wife. Thanks for the episode