Arcade at Hershey Park

[BrianC]

I was at Hershey Park on Friday and I noticed something interesting in the arcade. The Berzerk game there was filled with over 70 credits like the one that was at the Classic Gaming Expo.

 

After going to Hershey Park, and when I was visiting some relatives, I went to a couple stores at a flea market place in PA (near Pottstown, I think). One place was a store that had a lot of neat stuff, but some outrageous prices (30-40 dollars for a loose CV Donkey Kong Jr. and around the same for a loose CV Omega Race). Another place was a computer store where I got Star Raiders for the Atari 800 for 5 dollars.

Edited September 6, 2010 by BrianC

[VectorGamer]

When I was at Hersheypark last year the arcade had a whole bunch of classics that were out of order. Was it the same when you were there?

[fdurso224]

Hi guys,

 

When I went to Hershey Park, they had Atari TX-1 in working condition and Sega Wrestle War. I wonder if they still have them.

 

Anthony....

[BrianC]

When I was at Hersheypark last year the arcade had a whole bunch of classics that were out of order. Was it the same when you were there?

 

Maybe a couple, but a lot of the non-working ones from past years were working. The Choplifter was fixed this time around (and modded with extra buttons for turning that are less awkward than the ones on the stick) and others I played like Golden Axe and Berzerk worked fine. I didn't see TX-1 there. The final lap I played had the left side not working, but the right side worked great.

Edited September 7, 2010 by BrianC

[StoneAgeGamer]

Cedar Point Amusement Park in Sandusky, OH has a lot of really old arcade and pinball games. I think they even have some of the original mechanical Sega arcade games there.