The One-Minute Rule for Arcade Game

Dear AYCA, As I'm certain that you're aware, Frogger is one of the best arcade games of all time. Lately I picked up a coin operated Frogger game by a pizza joint and also would love to move the game. Because you offer free shipping and kids indoor playground allow your clients change their games every month, I knew that you would be an expert on arcade logistics. The problem is that I currently have the high score and don't wish to detach it. Is there a way to move the game without losing my standing as the best toad of all time? Sincerely, George C. from New York
Dear George,
Believe it or not, this question led to the development of our pop up arcade. The fantastic news is that you can in fact move a game with the power on. You merely need a self contained way to power it. So as to do this, you are going to need a car battery, a battery charger and a transformer to convert your power to 110 v a/c.
When we tried this, we were able to run Frogger for about 6 hours before the game began to reset on us, so you could probably get it around town. When we hooked up a second game to our apparatus in precisely the same time, it merely made it 45 minutes prior to crashing, so the amount of ampage drawn will increase or reduce your result radically.
To be able to operate our outdoor popup arcade with 7 matches inside, we utilize a mix of electronic arcades and non-electronic ones, powered by a generator. The generator won't play nice with every monitor, so it limits which games can be contained. Due to our large selection, we've been able to put together an awesome compilation of titles.
The bad news is that there does not seem to be a means of linking a self contained power unit like the one which we created to a game that is currently electrified without disrupting the current. It'd be interesting to hear from those with an electrical background on thoughts , but without having the ability to transfer from one power source to a different, I do not think it will be possible to store your score.