Over 90 minutes, collectors share their passion for classic video arcade machines and the nostalgia of the golden age of gaming.
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Over 90 minutes, collectors share their passion for classic video arcade machines and the nostalgia of the golden age of gaming.
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In dimly lit arcades across North America, collectors like Richie Knucklez and Scott Zeiser reminisce about their childhoods spent in front of glowing screens. The Video Craze captures their passion for classic arcade games, revealing how these enthusiasts, dubbed 'vidiots,' have maintained their love for vintage machines into adulthood. Through personal stories and interviews, the film illustrates the cultural significance of arcade gaming and the community that has formed around it, celebrating the lasting impact of this golden age on generations of players.
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Why Watch
- Meet passionate collectors like Zack Green and Scott Zeiser.
- Find out why arcade games matter to adults today.
- See rare arcade cabinets and their stories.
Did You Know
- The film was directed by Dave Danzara.
- It features a cast that includes Keith Apicary and Richie Knucklez.
- The documentary has a runtime of 90 minutes.
- It was produced in the United States of America.
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Who directed The Video Craze?
Dave Danzara directed The Video Craze.
What year was The Video Craze released?
The Video Craze was released in 2013.
What is the duration of The Video Craze?
The duration of The Video Craze is 90 minutes.
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