1984 Arcade

$5 ALL YOU CAN PLAY!
CASH ONLY!!!

4pm to 11pm Wednesday through Saturday.
Under 16 must be accompanied by an adult.


Phone: (417) 831-3665
We Answer The Phone Only During Open Hours!!! 

About 1984

1984 Arcade in its basic form is a classic 1980s Style Arcade. Here at 1984 we feature games from the 80's as well as a few from the 70's and 90's if they "fit".  As you enter 1984 you pay five dollars at the door and then you can play all the video games you want. *We do offer Pinball for 25 cent per play. The games we offer are difficult to find and we are really more then just an arcade - it's a classic gaming museum featuring arcade machines that are just not available to the public anymore. We are especially proud of our collection of Vector games like Asteroids, Deluxe Asteroids, Gravitar, Tempest and BattleZone! You will find almost all the classics here including Space Invaders, Ms. Pac Man, Centipede and many more. We have about 50 games and we rotate new games in almost weekly. Of course we offer private parties and an 80's vibe, complete with music videos from ABC to ZZTop... Its all here at 1984.


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Shayne Black: Donkey Kong Killscreen live at 1984 Arcade!
Written by Lincoln Whisler   
Friday, 20 August 2010

Shayne Black (the unofficial ambassador for 1984 arcade) reached the kill screen on Donky Kong for the first time.

Well done Shayne!

 

 

Last Updated ( Friday, 20 August 2010 )
 
5 Year Celebration!
Written by Lincoln Whisler   
Monday, 07 June 2010

We Are Celebrating 5 Years Of 1984 From July 7th to July 10th!

  • Every 5th person gets in for ???? - rhymes with "e"!
  • New high scores!
  • Free food while supplies last!
  • Special prizes and 80s goodness all weekend!

 

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Last Updated ( Thursday, 08 July 2010 )
 
Happy 30th Birthday Pac•Man!
Written by Lincoln Whisler   
Friday, 21 May 2010
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It’s been 30 years since the introduction of the arcade classic Pac-Man — a game that became an icon of the 1980s and succeeded in bringing videogames to new segments of players.

The game, created by a Japanese company called Namco, was originally titled Puck Man when it was released in Japan in May of 1980. The character does look more like a hockey puck than … whatever a pac is … but the name was changed to Pac Man for the U.S. introduction that fall. It became such a phenomenon that Pac-Man is now the most recognizable videogame character and is known by 94% of American consumers, according to the Guinness World Records Gamer’s Edition. (Pac-Man just barely beats out Mario of Super Mario Bros., which has 93% recognition.) 

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Innovator of the Year honors major players, newcomers with Economic Impact Awards for 2007
Considering the compitition we would'nt have picked us either - But we were happy to be nominated!

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