Arcade games
Found in 295 Collections and/or Records:
Colin Williamson photography collection
Colin Williamson is an American journalist who has primarily lived in Japan since 1999, covering the Japanese game industry for English-language publications. From 1997–2005, Williamson photographed the events and press visits that he attended, as well as taking general photos of gaming culture in Japan. Williamson kept a collection of his digital photos, organized by event; these photographs were used by various magazines and websites where Williamson contributed, primarily IGN.
Computer Games, Volume 2, Number 3, December/January 1984
This is a complete collection of Video Games Player and Computer Games.
Computer Games, Volume 2, Number 4, February 1984
This is a complete collection of Video Games Player and Computer Games.
Computer Games, Volume 3, Number 1, April 1984
This is a complete collection of Video Games Player and Computer Games.
Computer Games, Volume 3, Number 2, June 1984
This is a complete collection of Video Games Player and Computer Games.
Computer Games, Volume 3, Number 3, July/August 1984
This is a complete collection of Video Games Player and Computer Games.
Computer Games, Volume 3, Number 4, November/December 1984
This is a complete collection of Video Games Player and Computer Games.
Computer Games, Volume 3, Number 5, January/February 1985
This is a complete collection of Video Games Player and Computer Games.
Creative Computing Video & Arcade Games, 1983
This is a partial collection of Creative Computing from 1977 onward, along with both known issues of Creative Computing Video & Arcade Games.
The library's copy of Volume 6 (1980) was sold as a complete set of back-issues, distributed in a Creative Computing-branded binder.
Creative Computing Video & Arcade Games, Volume 1, Number 1, Spring 1983
This is a partial collection of Creative Computing from 1977 onward, along with both known issues of Creative Computing Video & Arcade Games.
The library's copy of Volume 6 (1980) was sold as a complete set of back-issues, distributed in a Creative Computing-branded binder.