Earthworm Jim mastermind David Perry is auctioning off a super rare arcade machine from his collection
David Perry, former head of Shiny Entertainment, is auctioning off a rare 1973 green two-player 'Computer Space' arcade machine from his collection due to lack of space. Computer Space, created by Nolan Bushnell and Ted Dabney, is considered the first commercially released arcade video game. Working examples are scarce, and Perry's machine is described as largely original with a functioning display, with bids currently under $7,000.
Escapist Magazine
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- Shiny Entertainment
- Nutting Associates
- Computer Space
- Video Game History
- Syzygy Engineering
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