Board game - Donkey Kong, Pacman & Popeye - cardboard/plastic





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Milton Bradley, under the Donkey Kong, Pacman & Popeye title, offers a lot of three board games from 1980s with good condition, packaged with manuals in an opened box and made of cardboard and plastic.
Description from the seller
Travel back in time and step again into your old arcade with these 3 classic video games converted into board games!
Who doesn’t know it, Donkey Kong... But now you don’t have to dump bags of euros into the arcade’s coin-op system. Roll the dice, dodge the flames and barrels, jump over them or smash them with the obtained chance cards.
This copy, despite its age (1983), is still complete and in good condition; two corners of the lid are taped, one has a crack (see last photos).
Or you’ll blissfully get lost again in the maze with the ghosts of what many sources consider the world’s most popular arcade game: Pac-Man!!
Again this game is, despite its age (1982), completely complete and in great condition. Two corners of the lid are taped (see last photos).
Furthermore you get Popeye (1983) included, which you don’t often encounter in arcades. Here in Groningen it stood for a while and I enjoyed playing on it because of its original gameplay approach. You must rescue Olive Oyl, collect hearts and spinach for love and energy so you can defeat Brutus and the witch.
This game is also complete and still nice; the lid has one corner loose (last photo). Oh yes, this game is the only one of the three whose rules are not only in Dutch but also in English, French, German and Spanish.
Travel back in time and step again into your old arcade with these 3 classic video games converted into board games!
Who doesn’t know it, Donkey Kong... But now you don’t have to dump bags of euros into the arcade’s coin-op system. Roll the dice, dodge the flames and barrels, jump over them or smash them with the obtained chance cards.
This copy, despite its age (1983), is still complete and in good condition; two corners of the lid are taped, one has a crack (see last photos).
Or you’ll blissfully get lost again in the maze with the ghosts of what many sources consider the world’s most popular arcade game: Pac-Man!!
Again this game is, despite its age (1982), completely complete and in great condition. Two corners of the lid are taped (see last photos).
Furthermore you get Popeye (1983) included, which you don’t often encounter in arcades. Here in Groningen it stood for a while and I enjoyed playing on it because of its original gameplay approach. You must rescue Olive Oyl, collect hearts and spinach for love and energy so you can defeat Brutus and the witch.
This game is also complete and still nice; the lid has one corner loose (last photo). Oh yes, this game is the only one of the three whose rules are not only in Dutch but also in English, French, German and Spanish.

