Functioning version of ‘the first arcade video game ever created’ heads to auction with $200,000 estimate — green sparkle 2-player edition of Computer Space hai

Functioning version of 'the first arcade video game ever created' heads to auction with $200,000 estimate — green sparkle 2-player edition of Computer Space hai

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Sluggotg I have a blue, Single player, Computer Space. Unfortunately the monitor, (a Magnavox vacuum tube TV), completely fell apart during shipping, I bought it on Ebay. (This was around 2005). It is very, very unlikely I will ever find a replacement display. I should check out my options online. At least I can play my other original Arcade Machines, (Asteroids, Missile Command, Defender, Stargate(x2), Gorf, (2 full size, one Cabaret), Tron, Galaga etc. Reply

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