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The International Arcade Museum® (IAM) and Killer List of Videogames® at Museum of the Game® is the world's largest educational center focusing on the art, inventions, science, and history of the amusement, coin-operated machine, game, and videogame industries.

Machine of the moment

Pinball: CowPoke
By: Gottlieb, D. & Co. (1965)

You try and score points or hit a bullseye to score extra balls (plays). Whenever you score extra balls to play, a horse kicks a cowboy in the butt located on the back section of the machine which stands taller than the playing floor of the machine. When the horse kicks the cowboy, the machine makes a horseshoe clomping sound as if a horse is pulling weight on pavement.

In it's fourth decade of existence, our Killer List of Videogames® (KLOV®) division is both the authoritative game database of coin-operated video-games as well as a dynamic community of enthusiasts and preservationists.

Arcadia®, including Penny Arcadia®, Pinball Arcadia™, and Video Arcadia™, has been our exhibitions, museum exhibits, live entertainment, promotion, and special events division since 1982. The newest Arcadia® offering is the Hall of Hereos™ — see the Arcadia page for further information.

The Videogame and Arcade Preservation Society™ (VAPS™) represents a subset of our members supporting a noted machine and game census project since the 1980's.

The Museum also supports an independently operated 501c3 public charity, the International Arcade Museum Library.

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Arcadia National Bar 504 Congress St, Portland, Maine, 04101
Pacific Pinball Museum 1510 Webster St, Alameda, California, 94501
The Arcade 906 E. Third St., Wichita, Kansas, 67202
80's and 90's video games and pinball.

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