My favorite arcade would be in Tustin Lanes, a local bowling alley.
Gold Mine at Knollwood Mall in St. Louis Park MN (was). May it rest in peace.
MN State Fair, I think they call it Playland? (current).
MN State Fair, I think they call it Playland? (current).
Funcade, But never been there . I wanted to but no. then The Game Room Ocean County Mall. Space Port II/Timeout Hammilton Mall. Harbour Twin's 1st Arcade. then Finally the best is Videodrome arcade in which had a "let" opening from the pizza place. I'll tell you more later.
The original arcade in Showbiz Pizza when they first opened up here in Green Bay in the early 80's.
The Gold Mine, later to be renamed Tilt at Port Plaza Mall downtown.
Fun N' Games at Bay Park Square Mall in one of the suburbs, the last of the real arcades to close it's doors a few years back now.
Boy were those good times back then. I'm just glad I got to live through and experience aracades in their true hey day.
The Gold Mine, later to be renamed Tilt at Port Plaza Mall downtown.
Fun N' Games at Bay Park Square Mall in one of the suburbs, the last of the real arcades to close it's doors a few years back now.
Boy were those good times back then. I'm just glad I got to live through and experience aracades in their true hey day.
The arcade in the old colonial plaza mall (now turned into a strip mall) here in Orlando, Fl.
guineapig64
591 Posts
16 years ago
My favorite arcade was called Tilt until they closed it, they now have F.Y.E. there.
My favorite arcade was Barcodes in Times Square, my uncle used to do security there, so I'd get to play any game (except the crane after my cousins cleaned it out) for up to 2 hours for free. They closed it eventually and now I don't know what the hell they have in it's place
ImAllTheRage
2009 Posts
15 years, 11 months ago
There's an arcade in Middlesboro Mall in Middlesboro, KY that I like. I usually drop by for a while after having Chinese. I can't remember what it's called, except that the name has Arabian connotations.
Sunset riders, TMNT and x-men. I think i liked the x-men machine the best though because it could support up to six players at a time.
Magic Mountain
Game Over(had Pac Man tokens!) now its called Fun4You, and they are selling some of the games. $600 for simpsons arcade,$700 for Tekken 3.
GameWorks
WoW(Skating place) fun games, but only had like 5 or 6. and the Laser Tag sucked, the guns looked like store scanners or something.
Game Over(had Pac Man tokens!) now its called Fun4You, and they are selling some of the games. $600 for simpsons arcade,$700 for Tekken 3.
GameWorks
WoW(Skating place) fun games, but only had like 5 or 6. and the Laser Tag sucked, the guns looked like store scanners or something.
System
79987 Posts
15 years, 11 months ago
Game in Naha, in Naha Okinawa, Its really a casino but the lower level is an arcade, I went there all the time, it was just out the base of the base I was on.
There was one better, three stories tall, on Kokasi street, can't remember its name though.
There was one better, three stories tall, on Kokasi street, can't remember its name though.
Either Magic Mountain, or my local roller skating rink.