stackyFACTSIf standard arcade machines weren't quite enough to trigger a sense of physical inadequacy, Jason Camberis spent two years building a monster.
If standard arcade machines weren't quite enough to trigger a sense of physical inadequacy, Jason Camberis spent two years building a monster. Holding the Guinness World Record, this functional arcade cabinet stands over 14 feet tall, making normal adult humans look like toddlers trying to reach the joystick. It plays over 200 classic games, though you practically need a stepladder just to aggressively mash the buttons for a game of Pac-Man.
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