Earthworm Jim Mastermind David Perry Is Auctioning Off a Super Rare Arcade Machine From His Collection

Earthworm Jim mastermind David Perry is auctioning off a super rare arcade machine from his collection

There are arcade cabinets, and then there are arcade cabinets that make you think it’s too old to be an arcade cabinet. Say hello to Computer Space, and one of the rarest versions ever produced is now heading under the hammer. Former Shiny Entertainment boss David Perry is selling his green two-player Computer Space machine, a 1973 revision of the game widely regarded as the first commercially released arcade video game. Perry says he is simply …

A rare two-player Computer Space arcade machine is up for auction

The sparkly cabinet is part of a huge retro tech auction focused on Steve Jobs and the computer revolution.

Functioning version of 'the first arcade video game ever created' heads to auction with $200,000 estimate — green sparkle 2-player edition of Computer Space hails from 1973

A games industry veteran is selling off what is “probably the rarest arcade game in existence” via Boston’s RR Auctions. The fully working Computer Space 2-player arcade video game cabinet looks incredibly alluring with its Jetsons-esque styling and green sparkle finish. It is estimated that the hammer price will be $200,000+, but bidding is just $6,748 at the time of writing.I ran out of space and am selling my Computer Space arcade machine at …

Computer Space Hits Auction As Possibly The Rarest Arcade Game In Existence

An extraordinarily rare, fully functional two-player 1973 Computer Space arcade machine encased in its metallic green sparkle fiberglass cabinet has hit the block at RR Auction. I ran out of space and am selling my Computer Space arcade machine at auction (two-player). It's probably the rarest arcade game in existence, found in museums.https://t.co/ZhwPKMGbYl

A rare two-player Computer Space arcade machine is up for auction – Engadget

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Extremely Rare Computer Space 2-Player Arcade Cabinet is the Green Machine That Almost Nobody Owns, Goes Up for Auction

Nolan Bushnell and Ted Dabney spent months turning a mainframe curiosity into something that could sit in a bar and take quarters. Their 1971 creation, Computer Space, became the first coin-operated video game ever sold to the public. A rare two-player version of that same machine, finished in metallic green sparkle fiberglass and still working [...]