Coin Machine History

The History

Of The Coin-Op Machines

The history of the coin-op machine goes way back before the mighty Pong Arcade Game. Pong may have been one of the first so-called arcade games but, the coin-op machine craze has been going on since the late 1800s. The knowledgeable Freddy Bailey has written many articles on the history of coin-op machines. He has been in the business for over 50 years and over the years he has researched everything to do with coin-op machines. Freddy is known in the business as the coin-op historian. He not only knows about the machines he has built and held patents on many of our favorites. Please check out the Coin Machine History, Articles, and the About Us pages to learn all you can of the coin-op machine world.


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The history of the coin-op machine goes way back before the mighty Pong Arcade Game. Pong may have been one of the first so-called arcade games but, the coin-op machine craze has been going on since the late 1800s. The knowledgeable Freddy Bailey has written many articles on the history of coin-op machines.

Machine

History

 He has been in the business for over 50 years and over the years he has researched everything to do with coin-op machines. Freddy is known in the business as the coin-op historian. He not only knows about the machines he has built and held patents on many of our favorites. Please check out the Coin Machine History, Articles, and the About Us pages to learn all you can of the coin-op machine world.

All My Life....A Showman

Over the last 50 years I have lived the coin machine business, I have had the pleasure of meeting all of the "Greats" and many of them have become life long friends. This book is my way of saying thank you, to an industry that has given me much wealth, many heartaches, and great pleasures  that I could never have gotten from any other industry, and industry that is sadly coming to the end of the road, as I have known it. This book includes an introduction by Nic Costa, best selling author or "Automatic Pleasures", and a forward by David Snook, Editor-In-Chief of "The World's Fair" for over 30 years. 


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Contact Us

201-878-2743

freddy@gameworldgroup.com

591 61st St West New York, NJ 07093

FAQs

  • Why would I choose Game World to purchase an Arcade Game?

    Freddie Bailey has been in the business for over 50 years. He has seen it all and knows more than probably anyone on the subject of Classic Arcade and Poker games. He has his own factory that produces the games and the designs you desire. Please come by and we can get started with setting you up with your desired game.


  • Would you be able to fix my Pac Man Arcade game?

    We can fix almost any Classic Arcade Game. Normally we build and sell our Classic Arcade Games but we do some repairs. Give us a call at 201-878-2743 and we can work on getting your game back on track, or we could build you another to replace your favorite game.

  • Where are you located?

    Game World is now located at 591 61st St West New York, NJ 07093. We are new at this location. Game World use to be in Weehawken but just moved its location to West New York. Come in and view our new showroom to see a glimpse of the past, maybe even taking a part of the past home with you.

  • Do you have Classic Pinball Games?

    We do have some Classic Pinball Games. Please give us a call and we can go over some of our games in stock.

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