There’s something undeniably nostalgic about classic arcade games. The pixelated graphics, the catchy soundtracks, the feeling of victory (or defeat) after sinking quarters into a machine – these elements evoke a sense of wonder and joy that transcends generations.

While physical arcades may be fading into the past, the spirit of those bygone days lives on in games like Duke Nukem: Time to Kill, which continue to captivate players with their timeless gameplay and charm.

The fact that players are still sharing links and discussing these older games, even in the context of a virtual arcade experience like AGE of Joy, speaks volumes about their enduring appeal.

Perhaps it’s the simplicity of the gameplay, the challenge it presents, or the sense of community that often thrived around arcade cabinets. Whatever the reason, classic arcade games hold a special place in our hearts, and their influence continues to be felt in the gaming world today.

This blog post is inspired by the recent discussions in the AGE of Joy community, where players have been sharing their love for classic games like Duke Nukem: Time to Kill and reminiscing about the golden age of arcades.

NOTE: go to Discord to download community cabinets.

Additional points of contact:

• Discord (enroll to be part of the AGE of Joy community!)
• YouTube
• @curifab
• /r/arcadeVR
• Sidequest
• Discussions on GitHub