Musee Mechanique, San Francisco

[retroshaun]

Took a little trip into the city this past week, prior to my move to the east coast. Stopped in at Musee Mechanique (http://www.museemechanique.org/) and played a lot of games! The video games selection is pretty impressive and for the most part they are in really good condition. First time I have seen a Star Wars or Spy Hunter operated in many many years...

Enjoy the pics...

http://s14.photobucket.com/albums/a3...%20Mechanique/

[Compute]

I was just there last Saturday while visiting with family. Not just one, but TWO Rock-ola 1937 World Series'. They have an amazing collection.

[retroshaun]

Yeah theres one that goes to the Pacific Pinball expo from time to time... even though its ancient, its my sons favorite game (he is 5yo)!

[Nurmix]

Stopped in at Musee Mechanique (http://www.museemechanique.org/) and played a lot of games!

Wow, I never knew about that place. Very cool. The next time my wife and I head up that way (she used to live in North Beach) we'll have to check it out.

Thanks for the pix too.

[retroshaun]

You should do - its right at Fishermans Wharf!

[Compute]

It's an impressive collection. Given the location I thought the games would be completely wrecked. I did lose a few quarters, but 95% of what I played worked great. If you're into novelty stuff like fortune tellers, mannequin-scenes, and mutoscopes you'll be happy as a clam.