3D Tour in MJ's arcade collection from your PC.

[parrothead]

One click on this link will send you to the arcade room owned by the King of Pop.

pinsane.com/pinorama/events/MJ_09/kr/michael_jackson_arcade_entry.html

I don't see the Moonwalker arcade anywhere. I guess he disliked owning one for some reason, but if we see it, then I'm wrong.

The most interesting things in his arcade room in my opinion are these:

* NBA HangTime (I think I still have the N64 version, and this game is pretty much the best basketball game I've ever played.)
* A Super NES in a stand-up cabinet
* Neo-Geo MVS cabinet (There are four games in it, but I can't tell what they are.)
* Galaxy Force (Version II)
* SEGA's R-360
* Super Mario Bros. arcade
* Two Data East arcades: Karate Champ and Caveman Ninja.
* That Nintendo arcade behind Midway's Pac-Man cabinet, which is probably Donkey Kong or another arcade version of an NES title.

And the most interesting of all is this.

[The Great Gatsby]

Holy crap that is awesome.

[Johans Nidorino]

This is the information text about the tour (obtained by OCR):

Michael Jackson Arcade Collection

This is a virtual tour of the arcade section of the "Collection
of the King of Pop", the Michael Jackson Exhibition held on
April 19-25, 2009, It should be noted that these interactive
panoramas were not taken at the Neverland Ranch; rather
they were lensed at the Beverly Hills display area of the
auction site.

On December 10 2008 Julien‘s Auctions announced the sale
of over 2000 pieces of Michael Jackson memorabilia,
Jackson had contracted with the auction house to remove the
property from the foreclosed Neverland Ranch, It took 30
men and 10 semi-trucks over 3 months to remove the items
from Neverland, Subsequently, Jackson had a change of
heart and on March 4th sued Julien‘s to prevent the sale of
his property, The Los Angeles Superior Court ruled on April
3rd that the sale could go on, but in a settlement announced
on April 14th the auction was cancelled and converted into a
twelve day public exhibition of the collection after which it was
returned to Jackson.

Julien‘s claimed they had spent over 2 million dollars staging
the memorabilia in preparation for the auction, The items
were displayed in a vacant department store (a former
Robinsons/May located next to the Beverly Wilshire Hotel),
This store was slated to be demolished and converted to
condominiums, but the souring economy delayed those plans
and the building was being rented out for events including as
a mm set, ln fact, prior to the auction, the building had been
dressed as a casino for an episode of Viva Laughlin—and the
gilding was used to great effect to display some of Jackson‘s
more rococo pieces.

Yeah, indeed, it's interesting that a Virtual Boy is in there.

I wonder if he actually played all those games. If he wasn't happy as a child, then that wouldn't matter if he got to own all this stuff eventually ^_^

What other Nintendo games can you guys identify? I think I saw Killer Instinct somewhere.

[The Qu]

Wasn't his last post the same thing? Like, agreeing with Parrot?
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What the hell is a louboutin anyways?

[Johans Nidorino]

Jul 20, 2009 23:45:00 GMT -5 The Qu said:

Wasn't his last post the same thing? Like, agreeing with Parrot?

I don't know but it's awesome that Parrot has spambot fans.

Louboutin seems to be a surname

She won't bother anymore.