--- title: MISC Arcade video games categories: - Consoles params: name: Arcade video games image: /media/museum/photos/na_computer-space_1.jpg company: /companies/misc company_name: MISC tabs: - software comments: - author: Webmaster (France) date: Saturday 15th January 2022 text: '@rod This is Computer Space from Nutting Associates (1971), considered the first commercially available arcade videogame.' - author: rod (Canada) date: Friday 14th January 2022 text: What is the name of the game pictured accompanying the article? - author: Ale (Italia) date: Friday 3rd July 2020 text: Wouldn''t it be better if there were distinct pages for the various systems, for example a page about Nintendo''s VS. System with the various ported NES games listed as software? software: - /software/ace - /software/amazing-maze - /software/anti-aircraft - /software/atari-basketball - /software/atari-football - /software/avenger - /software/baseball-694 - /software/basketball-692 - /software/biplane - /software/blockade - /software/breakout - /software/challenge - /software/clean-sweep - /software/cosmic-chasm-465 - /software/crash-n-score - /software/defender - /software/drag-race - /software/elimination - /software/flim-flam - /software/formula-k - /software/frogger-590 - /software/galaxian-659 - /software/goal-kick - /software/gotcha - /software/gran-trak-10 - /software/gran-trak-20 - /software/guided-missile - /software/hesitation - /software/hit-me - /software/hockey - /software/hockey-730 - /software/hockey-744 - /software/hockey-745 - /software/hockey-746 - /software/hockey-747 - /software/hockey-748 - /software/hockey-749 - /software/hockey-750 - /software/hockey-751 - /software/hockey-752 - /software/hockey-753 - /software/hockey-754 - /software/hockey-755 - /software/hockey-756 - /software/hockey-757 - /software/hockey-758 - /software/hockey-759 - /software/hockey-760 - /software/hockey-761 - /software/hockey-762 - /software/hockey-763 - /software/hockey-764 - /software/hockey-765 - /software/hockey-766 - /software/hockey-767 - /software/hockey-768 - /software/hockey-769 - /software/hockey-772 - /software/hockey-773 - /software/hockey-774 - /software/hockey-775 - /software/hockey-776 - /software/hockey-777 - /software/hockey-778 - /software/hockey-779 - /software/hockey-780 - /software/hockey-781 - /software/hockey-782 - /software/hockey-783 - /software/hockey-784 - /software/hustle - /software/jet-fighter - /software/kung-fu-master - /software/lunar-lander - /software/meadow-lanes - /software/missile-radar - /software/one-on-one - /software/pac-man-also-known-as-puck-man-jap - /software/pin-pong - /software/players-choice - /software/pong - /software/pong-doubles - /software/pursuit - /software/quadrapong - /software/qwak - /software/rebound - /software/robot-bowl - /software/scramble - /software/sea-wolf - /software/soccer-739 - /software/space-invaders - /software/space-race - /software/speed-race - /software/sprint-2 - /software/starhawk - /software/starship-1 - /software/stunt-cycle-618 - /software/superpong - /software/table-tennis-733 - /software/tank - /software/tank-ii - /software/targ - /software/tournament-table - /software/tv-basketball - /software/tv-goalee - /software/tv-hockey-4-players - /software/watergate-caper - /software/wipe-out oc_id: 1254 source: url: https://web.archive.org/web/20230602052022/http://www.old-computers.com/museum/computer.asp?c=1254 date: '2023-06-02' --- Arcade video games have always played a major role in video games history. Technologicaly in advance upon home video game systems, they have inspired generations of game developers. Indeed most of the computer/consoles game library was directly copied from Arcade games. At least until the 90's when home systems began to match arcade systems performances. This was the beginning of the end for the Arcades.