These groups all brought along their carefully preserved (and awesome) wares to create the magical and nostalgia inducing area.ДЇrom the Commodore 64, Amiga 1200, Atari ST and MSX old school computers to the Atari Lynx, Game Boy, WonderSwan, Neo Geo Pocket handhelds and Atari 2600, Vectrex, Sega Master System, NES, PC-Engine, Sega Mega Drive and Super Nintendo consoles (just to name a few!), the Classic Gaming area had your retro gaming covered. Pinball, Pinmem, Press Play On Tape podcast, Weird and Retro and Zax Amusements. There is one undeniable fact about PAX Aus вЂ“ attendees love reliving their gaming past in the Classic Gaming area!ДЇor the sixth year in a row the ever popular Classic Gaming area returned to PAX Aus вЂ“ this year brought to you by Ausretrogamer, Bartronica, Bayside Pinball Club, Mr. Pinball Australia, Australian Pinball Museum, Greg Pell, Cameron Bonde & Chris Van Graas.ДЄmazing historical pinball items on show in the Classic Gaming area! & Zax Amusements, Bayside Pinball Club, Mr. ** PAX Aus Classic Gaming team and contributors: Ausretrogamer, Weird And Retro, Press Play On Tape Podcast, Bartronica, Skott K. PS: Keep an eye out for our Rest of PAX Aus 2019 Highlights post in the coming days! On behalf of the PAX Aus Classic Gaming team**, thanks to all who swung by to have a game and say hello. If you could not attend PAX Aus 2019 or you just want to reminisce, here are our highlights from an action packed three days вЂ“ make sure you scroll slowly through the photos to take it all in! To see attendees enjoying some nostalgia and having fun with their friends and family is exactly why we love putting together the Classic Gaming area every year at PAX Aus. One hour to go вЂ“ why not check out the Classic Gaming area before you leave? /9oBGIwSiBr Thanks to Scott from the Classic Gaming Area for sharing with us what #PAXAUS means to him.

PlayStationAU вћЎпёЏ #PAXAus October 13, 2019 Thanks to the & teams for having us рџѓ /iZH4y8VlkJ Thanks PlayStation Australia!Д«ooth raid: Going back to where it all began at the Classic Gaming booth at #PAXAUS.

It is always great to get recognition from BIG gaming companies. But wait, that wasnвЂ™t all, the display pieces in the console section were yet again getting a lot of attention, especially Shane BattyeвЂ™s very exotic development kits and prototype systems. The Australian Pinball Museum display exhibit was a new addition in the pinball section which proved popular due to never before seen items, like the 10 metre bill of material print out from the Fish Tales pinball machine (it cost just under US$1800.00). The Classic Gaming area was busy with many attendees coming in and enjoying everything that was on offer from classic gaming systems, vintage handhelds, to old school arcade and pinball machines. Wow, PAX Aus 2019 was an absolute blast! What a great 3 days.

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