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Gameroom magazine

''GameRoom Magazine'' is a former American magazine focusing on arcade games (pinball, jukebox and video games). It was founded in 1988 by Dave C. and Donna Cooper of New Albany, Indiana, and was created to serve the growing market of coin-op memorabilia collectors, hobbyists, and restorers. The first issue, dated January 1989, focused on jukeboxes. The magazine also covered other coin-operated playthings, such as pinball machines, slot machines, and gumball machines, in addition to related items such as carousels, gas station memorabilia, and antique ice cream scoops.
==History==
In 1993 ''GameRoom'' absorbed a competing periodical, ''The Pinball Trader''. To serve this market, ''GameRoom'' increased its pinball machine coverage.
''GameRoom'' was subsequently sold to Tim and Jacqueline Ferrante after the passing of Dave Cooper in September 1996. After relocating the magazine's homebase to Keyport, New Jersey, the magazine grew to feature regular columnists, more pages, a website online, and a merchandise department.
Coverage of arcade video games increased in January 1997, and in 2001 ''GameRoom'' published ''The Arcade Video Game Price Guide'', the world's first comprehensive pricing guide for arcade video games.
In late 2005, after nine years, the Ferrantes sold the magazine to Kevin Steele, best known as the creator of RetroBlast!, a website focusing on the home arcade industry. The first issue under Steele's direction was the January 2006 issue. Under his ownership, ''GameRoom'' features increased content, usually around 64 pages an issue, and full color pages throughout the magazine.
Around November 17, 2010 a notice was posted to the magazine's website announcing the magazine was no longer economically feasible to produce and would cease publication immediately. The last issue produced was October 2010 - volume 22 number 10.
On May 1, 2014, The Pinball Company announced it had acquired the assets of ''GameRoom'' and had plans to re-launch the magazine in the fall of that year. The magazine would be a quarterly publication and provide more high quality images of new and classic pinball machines and arcades. It would continue to feature articles related to game room products and those who play and collect them.

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