That Museum picked the right dude he’s like a talking encyclopaedia he never stops 🙏🏽

Proud to say I offered to donate some of my Amiga game collection about ten years ago after my 1000 was ruined in a flood,  and I was stunned when they said, "Oh we will gladly purchase them!"  I may never have owned a Picasso or a Renoir, but great games, I've had a few.  These guys, however, are true connoisseurs.  I'm was hoping all through they would mention my games, but they didn't :(

@14:54 😮 Wait, you have Jordan freaking Mechner's Apple II that he made Karateka and Prince of Persia on??? That's insane!!! He was so young when he made Karateka and his Dad did the music. Anyone who hasn't bought "The Making of Karateka" for Nintendo Switch, Playstation or Xbox needs to pick that up!!! It's basically like Atari 50th Anniversary where it's a documentary walkthrough because it's made by Atari Digital Eclipse and there's several demos and other different earlier games he made that you can play along with a couple of new reinvisioned versions of Karateka and another one of his games. I believe that you can get a physical copy for the PS5 and Nintendo Switch too. It's a must own!!! 😃

One day at those retro stores in japan and they will need a new building

The Pit Fighter prototype 😆😆😆💀

As a student of Arcadology, this is an AMAZING video to see! Thank you for documenting it and offering it to us, John!

I LOVE this place. I've been twice!

oh my gosh there's a hot seat cabinet down there, I am genuinely dying right now

This video legit bricks me up! Thank you Johnathan Riggs!

Qwisp! That cereal is so freaking good!

What an amazing place and collection!

That's sick, that's just sick, thank you! I love it! hahaha

That is wonderful preservation. 😊

Broman (I know its Borman :P) is looking like a kid in a candy store. Very impressive collection! <3

Cool video, I remember back in the 80's, I would take a trip down to a local comic shop with my friend's with their parents, both brothers, and the comic shop had a sit down Sinistar, my friends mom loved playing that Sinistar, heck she's in her 80's and still plays video games.  Also back in the late 70's, my local Staw Hat Pizza had a sitdown Night Driver, I remember I was playing really good, and some teenagers would stand behind me watching me play, and when I heard them behind me, I start crashing the car and lot

I been in those archives. Was seeing if I saw my donations on the shelves!

Wish I knew you were in Rochester.  This is my city!

Thanks for sharing this curated vault tour John. Makes me wanna fly out to Vegas and visit and play at  the pinball hall of fame again.

I need a game storage space like this. :D

I really need to make a trip up there