The best Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles game wasn’t found in your home. It was found on the streets. In an arcade next to them.

There’s nothing like throwing your sizable weight over a plastic replica of a motorcycle, and coming perilously close to dipping your face in the diseased linoleum of an arcade floor. Now that’s racing! And it looks like MotoGP is headed back to those halls, with a completely new pair of pocket rockets to saddle up on.

Tekken 7 has been knocking around Japanese arcades since March, gobbling up coins and fight-sticks. Bandai Namco has been mum on when the game can be expected to escape those gaming halls, but one report has it locked for a 2016 release.

Judge Dredd: He is the law. And also the star of a cancelled arcade game, made by none other than the grandmasters over at Mortal Kombat HQ, during the glory days of the 1990s.

I'm a fan of design. Specifically, the kind of design that you rarely find outside of a video game arcade. And this custom arcade stand for League of Legends, has my attention and my interest.

I’ve seen a ton of great fighting games grace arcades over the years. Killer Instinct, Eternal Champions, Tekken, Dead or Alive, Street Fighter and a truckload more. But nothing, nothing ever beats your first time playing Mortal Kombat on an arcade stand.

There was only one motorcycle game that ruled the arcades in the mid-1990s. And it was a masterpiece of racing around the Isle of Man.

Few games managed to be as magnificently terrible yet addictive as Mad Dog McCree.