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Does anyone know a good site (or business in the Atlanta-metro area) to purchase a video arcade/pinball machine. I just bought a new house and it has a huge bonus room downstairs which I will be turning into a game room :D . I will be buying a pool table for the room and I thought a video arcade/pinball machine would be a great addition too. Any help would be much appreciated. Thanks.
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NEVER buy arcade games from ebay, and NEVER buy from local arcades you will pay more than double the actual value of the games. Go to these auctions http://superauctions.com/ me and my friends get most of our stuff there, also check the paper, most cities have local wholesalers that have semi regular auctions. If you need help pricing video games let me know, pinballs are a little more difficult as they fluctuate wildly depending on their condition and rarity.98 NOS\'d Camaro 3.8 A4<br />99 Hyundai Elantra 2.0 A4Comment
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Honestly, it's not hard to build your own.
The hardest part is designing the cabinet. Simply use MAME for all your arcade needs.
It might be cheaper, and it'll definately give you a lot more options.97 Camaro<br />94 Blazer<br />~Comment
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