When the inaugural issue hit the stands in 1981, Electronic Games was the first magazine solely dedicated to video games, capitalizing on the golden age of arcade video games.

Original wall art meets old-school arcade games in a series of 3D video game shadow boxes from Toronto-based Glitch Artwork.

Their website says it best: “Replay Museum promotes the art, science, and cultural significance of mechanical amusement machines to preserve these historical artifacts for future generations.”

8-bit pixel art intersects with iconic video game characters in the initial release of Pixel Pals from Performance Designed Products (PDP).

Just when you think Portland, Oregon can’t get any cooler, along comes the Ground Kontrol Classic Arcade.

Since its initial release in 2004, the Atari Flashback has provided retro-gamers with a dedicated console to play popular Atari games. Version 7 continues this trend.

Retro video-game enthusiasts, you’re not alone! Head over to Retro Gamer to find your comrades.

As an homage to the iconic video game Super Mario Brothers, Nintendo has created a limited-edition set of retro playing cards.

Released in September 1977, the Atari Video Computer System (VCS) was one of the earliest video game systems and is widely credited with helping lay the foundation for what would become a multi-billion-dollar industry.