Woah! Totally awesome! All the stickers and the marquee seem to be in good shape. So it's great if you wanna keep the scuffs for nostalgia or you could easily repaint it.

What did you trade for it? How much is that game worth?

(P.S. The image is massively oversized. Not a problem for me, but it takes up half the page!) 

i traded a cobra 29 cb radio for it.  i used to play the very game i traded for long time back in the pool hall.  thats who i traded with, the owner of the pool hall. he shut it down, and i ended up getting mario from him.  i almost had rygar and wonder boy traded for, but my car messed up, and i was busy trying to get it fixed. by the time i got it fixed, someone else had traded him out of the other 2.  but i got the one i wanted , so im very  happy.   i need to put some buttons in it still yet for both players to play, but still, i love it.   dont know what the value of it is.

I miss those  arcades machines. Anybody ever been to a funtime arcade? I forget the name of those places with Laser-tag ( like the one in southpark ). I miss those days. Too bad nobody has children anymore or at least nobody else worth mentioning.

I would see arcades at corner stores, in hospitals, super markerts, and even doctors offices.

If anybody here is a doctor, I strongly reccommend putting a brand new mame machine in the waiting room, or any arcade ( just as long as it is clean, you know for germs sake ). It would make an ever lasting impression on the patients.

They will be like oh shi... their is an arcade in the doctors office. Every day somebody would buzz in just play the arcade. Think of it like gaming for the Xers, and boomers, when they start leaving farts all over the place.

Arcade in the elderly peoples home. Look they are playing strip streetfighter, first one to lose has to remove a piece of clothing

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Man I miss those funtime, fairyland, dragons den, macys, sears, funcoland, chucky cheezes, coney island days