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So, you just finished reading my article about the Texatron arcade cabinet. Congratulations. Oh, you didn’t read it? Well, now’s your chance (convenient link). Now with that out of the way, let’s start with the real links.

First up, what’s with those local arcades I mentioned?
Arcade UFO: www.arcadeufo.com
Pinballz Arcade: www.pinballzarcade.com

The local indie game collective Juegos Rancheros has a website too: www.juegosrancheros.com

Two of the folks behind Juegos Rancheros:
Brandon Boyer
Adam Saltsman

The Texatron’s predecessor the Winnitron also has a website: www.winnitron.ca

And the folks behind it: www.bitcollective.ca

Retro Studios lovingly donated the cabinet. That deserves a link at least.

The man who will be making the Texatron look all pretty is called Craig D. Adams or Craig Superbrothers.

That’s it, although there are lots of links scattered all over the internet. Feel free to explore on your own.

This article appears in 30th Anniversary.

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James graduated from Columbia University in 2000 and moved to Austin a year later. Ever since, he has followed the arts and video game scene in ATX, editing and writing stories for the Chronicle along the way. Over his more than 20 years with the paper he has climbed the "corporate" ladder from lowly intern to managing editor.