Quoted from J_Cutler:

Very cool Tom. I'm so jealous of you guys with all the cool games. Me and my first and only pin so far. LOL Was curious, I saw 3 Brunswick Bowling Pin stools in your pic. I do have two of those and love them. I got mine from the home of Brunswick here in Muskegon, Mi. How did you acquire yours?

Quoted from jukehero1:

Here is my humble entry.I don't have the money to spend on these that I would like to,so I have to grab the right opportunities (bargains) when they appear..from right to left,and what I paid for them.. Top Score-$125 Blackout-$225 Jungle Lord-$300 Steeple Chase-$25 Seeburg SMC2 Jukebox-$275 Galaxian-$250 Chicago Coin Shootout-$550 United 1952 Shuffle Bowler-$200...you just have to keep your eyes open and be willing to do the work that nobody else wants (or is not stupid enough) to want to do...LOL all are fully functional and are in solid "players" condition.I'm a sucker for a lost cause project machine.
Very nice! All it takes is money to fill a gameroom with the latest/greatest but it takes love and skill to seek out the older bargain games and bring them back to life!

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Quoted from tamoore:

Here's a video of my game room and bar from last weekend's party.
Thanks to everyone who came to be a part of it, and the good things you all did for my friend Angie.
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Quoted from MustangPaul:

That because you got the wrong ones I have the ones from Home Depot, a package of 8 for about $9. Plastic is nice and thick as is the rubber pads on them. Give them a try.

Quoted from ZNET:

Here's eight photos of my utilitarian basement gameroom. It's populated largely by EM pinballs and EM arcade games. Other occupants include six prewar pinball machines and a few trade stimulators.
I've got a section dedicated to an elaborate HO slot car track and slot car collection and a workshop area down there as well (not pictured). However, I plan to consolidate that wing to make room for two EM pinball machines which are temporarily stationed upstairs (in violation of my agreement with my sweet wife).
In the future, I plan to hang some art on the cinder block walls and improve the lighting. There's nothing fancy here. . .exposed ceiling, fluorescent light fixtures, and a hodgepodge of throw-rugs on a cement floor. Two good things, though---the ceiling is extra high for a suburban basement and the staircase is free of angles.

Quoted from Vino:

Those with space, anyone add bubble hockey to their game room?.
If so, yay or nay?
I know, pins instead but curious

Quoted from DUFUS:

Finally got around to pic'ing and posting after a 2K+ mile move from almost a year ago now. A second master BR became the game room. It's an odd shape but everything fits perfectly, as I envisioned when I first walked through the house before buying. I'm not a huge fan of white walls and carpet, but I played the hand dealt me rather than spend $ to change it to a more suitable game room palette. It's growing on me.

Quoted from AlexF:

Here's a few pics my wife took tonight. My gameroom is constantly evolving. It will probably look different next month.

Quoted from Max_Badazz:

It's been a while since I posted pics..... done some game changes (and took out the bowling alley)...more room now. Snuck in a pic of the Vanilla Ice bathroom and the Billy Dee Williams mini-kitchen