The Game Preserve Nasa Tour, Webster Texas | Indie Arcade Wave
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- čas přidán 11. 09. 2024
- Let's check out The Game Preserve Nasa in Texas. The Game Preserve has two locations near Houston, Texas. The first location opened in the Woodlands area and the second in the NASA area. Today we explore the NASA location of The Game Preserve. This was filmed while we were on tour with Galactic Battleground showing it off at arcades. The Game Preserve does a great job of curating a nostalgic collection of games and pinballs. They even throw in a few rare and hard-to-find games in the mix The Game Preserve. If you find yourself in the Houston area go check out one of The Game Preserves locations, you will be happy with the selection and quality of games.
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Beautiful location. Love the cocktail tables and wood rail pinball.
I didn't focus on the cocktail tables much but they were cool to see. Most arcaded skip them other than the Pacman one.
Awesome! Why are so many arcade cabinet marquees not lit, but others are?
Some were out, some were faint, and my camera wasn't getting a good shot, so some of it was filmed on my phone. So, it's probably a combination of all three things.
Marquees are quirky things. Original lighting was done with fluorescent bulbs which have transformers and starters, all of which are becoming obsolete. As the marques fail, we are replacing them with LEDs that run off of 12v that we get either from the existing power supply or a 12v transformer/power supply is added to the cabinet to light it.
2:40 - It looks like the T2 cabinet had only one gun attached to the CPO in this video, but when me and my brother went there today, I saw that the player 2 gun was attached. So I hit both start buttons and tested both guns, and I was happy to find out that both were 100% working!!! The recoil feature on the player 1 gun was the only thing not working, but the game was in 100% PLAYABLE CONDITION!!! So we played the game and almost beat it, but we eventually gave up on the final boss (T-1000) after having to restart the level multiple times. :(
Also, between the Galaga and Neo-Geo cabinets was a Fast and the Furious Drift cabinet, which was turned on, but it was stuck on a DOS screen during the bootup sequence. :(
I'm glad to hear they made the repairs on that T2 cabinet. I filmed this in late February when we visited to demo Galactic Battleground. That T-1000 is hard to beat.
@@IndieArcadeWave When we went there yesterday, the Galactic Battleground game wasn't there anymore. That game probably would have been a fun one to play.
@@IndieArcadeWave what games were all on the Neo-Geo cabinet besides Bust-A-Move and Aero Fighters 2?
damn that hallway is like 500ft
Right It just keeps going. The art is so cool in there!
@@IndieArcadeWave think it must be the most custom mural ive seen on any of your posts. might have cost them 20k + for that.