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Posted Sun Aug 9, 2009 11:09 AM

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Okay, so I collect (on occasion) Arcade cabinets, I have a few cool ones like; Simpson Arcade, Galaga, Asteroids, and Computer Space, but I'm in search of "Qwak!"

It's an arcade game released in 1974 (you can see a clip of the gameplay in the original release of Dawn of the Dead). Now, I know this game is quite rare, but I haven't so much as seen one in person, not in the wild, not in a collection, not at a convention... nothing, and I desperately want one, I have the original prototype, and I want the cabinet to go with it.

Any leads? I'm willing to pay quite a bit for one.
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View Postthe_alpha_geek, on Sun Aug 9, 2009 12:09 PM, said:

Okay, so I collect (on occasion) Arcade cabinets, I have a few cool ones like; Simpson Arcade, Galaga, Asteroids, and Computer Space, but I'm in search of "Qwak!"

It's an arcade game released in 1974 (you can see a clip of the gameplay in the original release of Dawn of the Dead). Now, I know this game is quite rare, but I haven't so much as seen one in person, not in the wild, not in a collection, not at a convention... nothing, and I desperately want one, I have the original prototype, and I want the cabinet to go with it.

Any leads? I'm willing to pay quite a bit for one.

Sorry.. ebay and craigslist are the most reliable game-for-sale resources for me, and they came up empty. I would check back there here and there though. Good luck!
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http://www.klov.com/...hp?game_id=9216

Well there's a manual and a flyer on ebay for the next few hours...


Be careful not to mix it up with this --

http://www.klov.com/...hp?game_id=9215

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If they had color back then, then why were some later games made in black and white?
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Try searching on VAPS.org and see who has one. Everything has a price....

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This only one I know of is owned by Scott Evans, which I am sure you already know...
Atari Games.com Qwak
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View Postthe_alpha_geek, on Sun Aug 9, 2009 5:09 PM, said:

Okay, so I collect (on occasion) Arcade cabinets, I have a few cool ones like; Simpson Arcade, Galaga, Asteroids, and Computer Space, but I'm in search of "Qwak!"

It's an arcade game released in 1974 (you can see a clip of the gameplay in the original release of Dawn of the Dead). Now, I know this game is quite rare, but I haven't so much as seen one in person, not in the wild, not in a collection, not at a convention... nothing, and I desperately want one, I have the original prototype, and I want the cabinet to go with it.

Any leads? I'm willing to pay quite a bit for one.


Just a little side note, I actually developed a game called Qwak (not the Atari coin-op Qwak!), the original game was for the BBC, well over 20 years old now. I've updated it recently however..

Check it out here: www.qwak.co.uk

Cheers!
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