109K views · 912 reactions | The Commodore 64 port of Q*bert was one of the better home versions of its time, successfully preserving the arcade game’s charm and core mechanics. The character went on to become a pop-culture icon, later appearing in reboots, TV shows, and films such as Wreck-It Ralph and Pixels. | Classic Replay | Facebook

Retro Rewind 80s Arcade!⁠ ⁠ Q*bert, oh Q*bert. If you grew up in the arcade era, you definitely remember this little guy.⁠ ⁠ 🕹 One of the most critically recognized games of the Golden Age of Arcades in the 1980s, Q*Bert was also the only commercial success for its creators, Gottlieb. ⁠ ⁠ The game was so successful that its title character was even given his own animated cartoon as part of the Saturday Supercade on CBS - with other video game-based shows like Frogger, Donkey Kong, Pitfall Harry

During his record-breaking visit at the Challenge Arcade for World Record Weekend, Donald Hayes jumped where no Q*bert had jumped before on the “1 Life” track for the game at Twin Galaxies. During his history-making game on Q*bert on Tournament settings, Donald also pulled off an incredible score of 1,128,265 points achieved on his first Q*bert to serve as the inaugural record on that category. #arcade #arcadefun | Twin Galaxies