Emulators are what Im stuck with until I actually own a place. My wife basically made me get rid of my standup, as she wouldnt allow it in her livingroom. S;ok. I still have my Strider board. Im just waiting for the day I can restore a cabinet for it.

I don't think all the hardware will be gone one day, much as vinyl records are still around for collectors and purists. And old arcade games are quite collectible and so impressive that people just can't throw them away. I scored two '76 dead games, Night Driver and Sea Wolf, last weekend. Some old operator had them in his storage space for the last 2 decades and finally got around to selling them. But yeah, I'm glad it's all getting emulated. For new people to get turned on to older games, and to have the code avaible to burn new roms for old game boards.