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Crafted of North American poplar. Hand-applied, multi-step cherry finish. Sturdy, solid-wood legs with levelers. Lined with shock- and noise-absorbing carpet. Includes 8 pucks and a protective cover. Our handcrafted Wiltshire Shuffleboard Table offers one of the finest venues available to enjoy this centuries-old game at home. This exceptional, 12 ft. table features a superior playfield with equally impressive woodwork for a tremendous furniture-quality piece. . . . . . Lifetime warranty . Assembly required .

Set of 4 16 ounce pints with "Asteroids", "Missle Command", "Tempest", and "Centipede".

Those telltale dots can only mean one thing...retro arcade! Simply put a hot drink into the coffee mug and watch the rest of the game appear! Perfect gifts for office or home, these fantastic cups will add retro chic to your coffee table.If you know anyone who was mad for Pacman, Asteroids or Space Invaders, they will LOVE our new Pacboy Heat Sensitive Mug. Impress every computer geek and 80's lover in the office with our awesome mug. You'll even know when your tea is cold as the Pacboy design starts to fade into black again (boooo!). Create an awesome Christmas stocking for retro lovers by popping in a Pacboy coffee mug, our Ice Invaders Ice Tray, Glow in the Dark Shoelacesand some Freakeys Key Covers! Create your own Pacman game in the office! Use your boss and board of directors as ghosts, other people's biscuits and lunchtime snacks as Pac-Dots and the office hotties as the bonus point fruits...oh yeah, wacka-wacka-wacka baby!

In 1981 Donkey Kong smashed into the arcade video gaming scene. It was the first to tell a complete narrative in gaming format and the first to use the damsel-in-distress paradigm, later mimicked by countless other video games. Mario became Nintendo's mascot and he and Kong went on to become two of Nintendo's most popular characters. The Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) version of Donkey Kong (1986) brought Nintendo and these iconic characters into the homes of game lovers worldwide. Package includes 3, 26" x 40" sheets of decals.42 total movable and reusable decals/pkg.

Made from High Quality 6 year Outdoor Vinyl. Will Stick to almost any smooth, clean, dry surface. Made Custom By Ikon Sign.. DO NOT SETTLE FOR CHEAP IMITATIONS! THIS IS A IKON SIGN ORIGINAL DESIGN...BUY FROM THE CREATOR, NOT THE IMITATOR! These designs are copyrighted and trademarked by IKON SIGN. Any products and designs reproduced, distributed or made into a derivative work without the permission of IKON SIGN will be pursued for damages as compensation for infringement.

This is a high quality die-cut decal-not a sticker. While similar to stickers, vinyl decals are more durable than a traditional sticker. Also, stickers tend to leave that pesky sticker residue when removed. It is perfect for car windows, your macbook, laptops, walls, refrigerators, and any other smooth surface! All decals have a money back, satisfaction guarantee. To pick the color of your decal simply click the appropriate color button above and check out as usual. Need a custom decal size or order? Just message me!

The stuff of gladiatorial battle is here: good versus evil, right versus wrong, nerd versus... super-nerd? At any rate, it's a more entertaining showdown than most fictional movies can muster. The King of Kong is the saga of Steve Wiebe, a Redmond, Washington dweeb who sets a new record in the video game Donkey Kong, only to see his accomplishment challenged by the grand poobahs of the gaming establishment. And if you don't know how pernickety the grand poobahs of the gaming establishment can be, well, one of the pleasures of this movie is finding out about this collection of oddballs. It seems Wiebe has toppled a score that has stood since 1982, when eminent "Gamer of the Century" Billy Mitchell set it, and Mitchell isn't too happy about being overthrown. A black-mulleted showboat, Mitchell provides the perfect counterpoint to Wiebe's mild-mannered family man, and the smaller fish around him are no less colorful. This is one of those movies you watch in delighted disbelief, marveling that such people exist--and that they gladly allowed themselves to be filmed. Director Seth Gordon does an important thing in presenting this world of eccentrics: he doesn't mock them, or provide editorial nudging; he simply lets them be. The result is an ingratiating classic. --Robert Horton

Billy Mitchell is a hot-sauce mogul from Hollywood, Florida, and the reigning Donkey Kong champion of the world. Steve Wiebe is a Seattle science teacher looking to take him down. This fun and fascinating documentary follows these two video warriors as they each try to guide little Mario to the top of the pink girders in the most grueling video game showdown since Tron squared off against the MCP. 90 min. Widescreen (Enhanced); Soundtracks: English Dolby Digital 5.1, Dolby Digital stereo Surround; Subtitles: English, Spanish; audio commentary; interviews; featurettes; bonus short "A Really, Really Brief History of Donkey Kong"; theatrical trailer.

Less raunchy than Tommy and more conventional than Tron, The Wizard also revolves around gaming. There's even a Bridges on board. In Tron it was Jeff, in The Wizard it's Beau. As opposed to the rock opera's pinball-playing "deaf, dumb, and blind kid," however, quasi-catatonic Jimmy (Luke Edwards) is a video game wiz. While the nine-year-old lives with his mother, half-brothers Corey (Fred Savage, circa The Wonder Years) and Nick (Christian Slater, fresh from Heathers) live with their father, Sam (Bridges). When Jimmy, who recently lost his sister, is placed in a home, Corey busts him out for a trip to California. (Today, Jimmy's condition would be labeled post-traumatic stress disorder.) As they're leaving Utah, they join forces with gaming enthusiast Haley (Rilo Kiley's Jenny Lewis), who suggests LA's National Video Game Championships. So, off they go by foot, skateboard, and the kindness of strangers. Sam, Nick, and obnoxious bounty hunter Putnam (Will Seltzer) are close behind. The outcome may be a foregone conclusion--the fractured family makes their peace--but The Wizard still offers a nostalgic, Nintendo-laden look at 1980s gamer culture (Power Glove, Super Mario Bros. 3, etc.). Plus, sharp-eyed viewers will spot Toby Maguire milling around before the showdown at Universal Studios Theme Park. If not for the hitchhiking, gambling, and reckless automotive destruction--after Putnam takes a knife to Sam's tires, Sam smashes his headlights with a shovel--the movie would be appropriate for all ages. In other words, it earns its PG rating. --Kathleen C. Fennessy

Fred Savage stars in this warm-hearted family adventure that features the excitement and thrills of video game competition. Corey (Savage) refuses to let his emotionally disturbed younger brother Jimmy (Luke Edwards) be institutionalized, and the two run away together. They soon join forces with a resourceful girl (Jenny Lewis), who notices that Jimmy has a special talent: he is a "wizard" at video games and gets the high score on absolutely everything he plays. Evading their parents and a sinister bounty hunter, the trio head for a climactic showdown at the video game championships in California. Co-starring Beau Bridges and Christian Slater, it's an inside look at the world of video gamers that will have you cheering the whole way! Starring: Fred Savage, Jenny Lewis, Christian Slater, Beau Bridges, Luke Edwards, Will Seltzer, Sam McMurray, Frank McRae, Wendy Phillips, Jackey Vinson Directed by: Todd Holland

Replenish the Carnival Crane Game with this different assortment of 84 exciting prizes. (12 each of 7 varieties). Family games - Ages 5 yrs. to Adult.

Have kids interested in flight? Then you've found a toy they'll love! These balloon helicopters are fun and easy to use. Just attach them to a balloon, wind them up and watch them go!

Step back into the fun of the 80"s by having a theme party with decorations that are hard to find anymore. You're in luck with this 80's Tablecover that is decorated with the characters of Pac Man on a black plastic table cover. Everyone will have so much fun with there poofy hair and leg warmers. Made of black plastic and printed with 80's arcade design 80's Tablecover 54in. x 108in. Pkg/1