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Here is an original Centipede arcade game for sale. Centipede has won it's way into history as one of the most iconic arcade games ever created. Released by Atari in 1981, Centipede was one of the first games to attract a significant female player base. The goal of the game is to destroy as many enemy bugs as possible using a trackball and shoot button. When you hit one of the centipede segments, it turns into a mushroom. Beware of the wandering spiders, scorpions, and fleas as well! 50 lions slot game. An original Centipede arcade cabinet can be yours to own! Hangover slot machine. This classic arcade game is sold in the original cabinet with original side art, touched up by our professional art restoration department. This game includes an original Centipede PCB circuit board, fully working controls and CRT monitor! Upgrade to a 19″ LCD monitor for $250! A full restoration of this classic arcade (including side art, control panel artwork, marquee, and bezel) is also available for an additional $900.
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