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The 14 most influential arcade games of all time

TechRadar runs down the greatest coin-ops you ever wasted 10p on

Words: GamesRadar UK

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TechRadar have gone all retro with a list of classic arcade games that were the foundation of the multi-billion dollar videogame industry that we have today.

No surprises that iconic monochrome bat and ball game Pong tops the list, but there's a few lesser known cabinets in there too like Atari's simplistically titled Fooball and Amstar Electronics' Phoenix, picked out for being one of the industry's first full-colour coin-ops.

Check out the full list on TechRadar: 14 arcade machines that led to a misspent youth

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Defguru7777 - 11 months 19 days ago

FIRST!!!
Considering how clustered the News section is, wouldn't it be better to have indicated this in Features? You've had way shorter articles before.

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