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| talbaineric 5586th Post
 
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|  "Re(1):Arcade/Game Centers near you..."
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Well,our arcades never got a majority of the SNK stuff. And it was wack. I do remember playing SSIV and KOF 2k and 2k1. But that was about it.
Yes,sad to say,home consoles have destroyed the arcade market. So,they don't have much left to offer us American and European players,except of course,they're still popular in Japan as ever.
If I ever get mega-rich,I'm gonna build a chain of arcades worldwide. The main one being in my hometown,then in LA,NY,the move onto London,Paris,Stockholm,Rome and Moscow. I'd like to make this a reality. Who's with me? *LOL*
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| talbaineric 5588th Post
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| "Re(3):Arcade/Game Centers near you..." , posted Sat 29 Nov 16:30
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I live about a half-hour away from an arcade called Game Land here in Las Vegas. They have quite a few Bemani games, KOF 2K-2K2, Matrimelee, SNK vs Capcom and some old games like X-Men and I believe a Gals Panic 2 machine. Most of the games are only 25 cents, too, which is always a bonus. But, besides that place, there are really no more arcades in this town that are good (we have a Gameworks, but fuck that place; I'm not paying 3 bucks to play House of the Dead 3 when I can rent it for cheaper).
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WHAT?! Where was this place at? I went to Vegas for my B-Day and I was all over the Strip looking for good arcades. But I didn't find shit.
And I went to said Gameworks,it sucked balls. The games there were shitty and the atmosphere sucked. I remember going there like at 11 in the morning,and I was dissapointed.
I also went to shitty places in the Luxor and the Excalibur,which is where me and my parents stayed. Talk about suck ass.
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| OrochiChris
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| "Re(3):Arcade/Game Centers near you..." , posted Sat 29 Nov 16:32
The only one I go to is Tilt at one of our malls here (Wolfchase Galleria), though we have at least one stand-alone arcade... it's just on the other side of the city from where I live, so I don't go too often.
This Tilt has way too many shooting (Time Crisis 2 & 3, Crisis Zone, Silent Scope 2, The Lost World:Jurassic Park, Carn-Evil) and racing games (Daytona USA, Sega GT, Crusin' World, and some F1 game...), but it also has 2-D fighting games (MvC2, CvS2, SVC:Chaos, GGXX) and DDR Extreme, so that's where my loyalties lie, arcade-wise. ^^;
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| KumagaiToshiro
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| "Re(4):Arcade/Game Centers near you..." , posted Sat 29 Nov 16:42
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I live about a half-hour away from an arcade called Game Land here in Las Vegas. They have quite a few Bemani games, KOF 2K-2K2, Matrimelee, SNK vs Capcom and some old games like X-Men and I believe a Gals Panic 2 machine. Most of the games are only 25 cents, too, which is always a bonus. But, besides that place, there are really no more arcades in this town that are good (we have a Gameworks, but fuck that place; I'm not paying 3 bucks to play House of the Dead 3 when I can rent it for cheaper).
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WHAT?! Where was this place at? I went to Vegas for my B-Day and I was all over the Strip looking for good arcades. But I didn't find shit.
And I went to said Gameworks,it sucked balls. The games there were shitty and the atmosphere sucked. I remember going there like at 11 in the morning,and I was dissapointed.
I also went to shitty places in the Luxor and the Excalibur,which is where me and my parents stayed. Talk about suck ass.
It's off the beaten path, outside the Strip. As you found out, the Strip is not a good place to find an arcade. If you even have plans to come out here again, I'll give you directions. It is worth the trip.
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| Mosquiton 1002th Post
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| "Re(3):Arcade/Game Centers near you..." , posted Sat 29 Nov 17:27
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I live about a half-hour away from an arcade called Game Land here in Las Vegas. They have quite a few Bemani games, KOF 2K-2K2, Matrimelee, SNK vs Capcom and some old games like X-Men and I believe a Gals Panic 2 machine. Most of the games are only 25 cents, too, which is always a bonus. But, besides that place, there are really no more arcades in this town that are good (we have a Gameworks, but fuck that place; I'm not paying 3 bucks to play House of the Dead 3 when I can rent it for cheaper).
I live just outside Toronto, and there's a pretty decent one on Yonge Street that as far as I know is just labelled ARCADE. It's literally a hole in the wall (with doors and everything, of course) that's about 12 feet wide and 60 feet deep. Three tokens for a (Canadian) dollar, which is roughly 25 cents a credit US terms... though recent games are normally two credits a play.
Pretty good assortment of modern titles. They have Police 911-2 which I dig, but Konami's new (I assume) gun game WARZAID kind of sucks. It's decent for fighting too, they've had SvC for a while but no Matrimelee,ROtD,Martial Masters. People still play Third Strike there.
Plenty of older and rare games as well, there are probably three or four different KOFs in there and I was rather surprised they had Gem Fighter and Sengoku 3... which is freaking mutantly hard but has the most gratuitous animated breasts in a beat 'em up ever.
I should go more often.
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| OmegaDog 881th Post
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| "Re(1):Arcade/Game Centers near you..." , posted Sat 29 Nov 18:22
The only real arcade joint near me is the university's "Connection" -- bowling alleys, pool tables, beer, and a few arcade machines -- not bad, but pretty limited: Neo-Geo Bust-A-Move, The Simpsons, DemolishFist, Strikers 1945, Time Crisis, and a couple of pinball machines.
There was a time a few years ago, in which both the Connection and another arcade joint close by, the Boulder Boardwalk, were arcade heavens. The Connection had Third Strike, KOF'99, Metal Slug X/3, Magical Drop 2, Marvel vs Capcom, Ms. PacMan, and a bunch of other newer polygonal games. Games were USD 0.25. The Boulder Boardwalk was a little bit of a farther walk, but it had everything the Connection had and more -- more classic games (like Atari Tetris, Frogger, Qbert, and Joust), more new games (Police 911 and MoCap Boxing, the Korean renditions of DDR, a couple of racing games), some hard to find games (Sonic Championship) -- and to boot, it was all in a wooden parlor-looking place. On top of that, the owner was really particular about keeping the games clean and in working order. Furthermore, even though it used the token system, you could play games for less than 25 cents a play. I had some awesome Third Strike matches at the Boardwalk.
Sadly, the Boulder Boardwalk arcade joint closed down, citing lack of business (I think the business still rents out and sells machines, though -- the site is still up) -- and the Connection is a shadow of its former self. How I miss what those places used to be...
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| Shindekudasai
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| "Re(1):Arcade/Game Centers near you..." , posted Sat 29 Nov 18:41
Here in sunny Boca Raton (the "Golden Ghetto") we have: nothing. There's a chain of "entertainment centers" called Boomers which are basically glorified Chuck E. Cheeses with more "I wanna play too!" arcades instead of singing mechanical rats. By IWPT arcades I mean overblown 3D-shooters, MK5 or 6 EX or whatever the hell it is (lost interest in/respect for MK a LONG time ago), racing games, etc. Of course, anything original and/or cool is nowhere in sight (Soul Surfer, where art thou?!), and anything considered interesting to an SNK fan is strictly taboo. I must admit I was a bit surprised to find SVC Chaos there (only 6 months later than any other arcade), and they've got Initial D Ver.2, which is nice. But aside from that, Boca Boomers = t3h suxxor.
There's another Boomers in Dania, about 45 minutes from here, which also has CVS2 and a few more good games (they have Metal Slug and Puzzle Bobble in the "old" building), as well as a roller coaster, etc. Boomers' saving grace is "10-buck Tuesday", where all the games are free-play and the entrance fee is just 10 bucks. The Dania location is open until about 3 AM so this is a great deal. However the local one closes doors at 10 PM. That's right, 10 PM. And instead of saying "We'll be closing at 10!" - they cut the power to all the arcades. Let me tell you, I was NOT happy to lose my pimped out Hachi-Roku because some trigger happy acne faced teenager wanted to go home five minutes early and refused to get my card out of the Initial D machine.
In summary: south Florida sucks for arcades.
Now back in Mass. we had Fun 'n' Games, which didn't suck. But that's a whole different decade so I'll shut up now.
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| chewbakka-x-pow
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| "Re(1):Arcade/Game Centers near you..." , posted Sun 30 Nov 01:23:
Here in Oran (Algeria) we get more then 20 arcades with games like:
Samurai Spirit 5
KOF' 2002 plus,Svc Chaos plus
KOF' 2001 plus,Metal Slug 4 +
Guilty Gear X,Street Fighter 3 - 3.2 - 3.3,all the CPS-2 street fighter game,D&D TOD & SOM,Slammaster 1 & 2,Gang war, double dragon, pow, bomb jack, bomb jack 2, all Fatal fury, last blade 1 +2, all samurai spirit, aof 1+2+3, breakers 1+2, all world heroes, revolution x, terminator 2, rival school 1+2, street fighter ex 1/1+/2/2+, power stone 1+2, last bronx, vf 1+2+3, midnight run, sengoku 3, gaia crusaders, fighting layer, tekken 1+2+3+4, soul blade/edge/calibur, doa 1/1+/2, dark stalker/vampire savior/ vampire hunter 1+2, all mortal kombat, all virtua striker, violent storm, mystic warriors, sunset riders, power instinct 1+2, matrimelee, rotd, CVS 1+2, Top hunter, spin master, double dragon, puckman and poockymon, metal slug 1+2+x+3, shock troopers 1+2, shinobi, shadow dancer, final fight 1+2+3, voltage fighter gowkaiser, hang on, super hang on, stiker 1945 2/+, aerofighter 2+3, rockman, willow, ninja master, wakuwaku 7, moonwalker, all super sidekick, street smart, dynamite deka 1+2+zombie revenge, fighting vipers 1+2, fu'un ken 1+tag, captain commando, the punisher, cadillacs & dinosaurs 1/1998+/1999+/2000+/2001+, all the capcom's VS games, Power stone 1+2, daytona usa (2 linked cab), virtua racing (4linked cab), ridge racer, ridge racer revolution (2 linked cab), radical bikers X, ... perhaps more than 500 cabinets in my town.
Oran rock!!! ^___^'
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| KumagaiToshiro
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| "Re(2):Arcade/Game Centers near you..." , posted Sun 30 Nov 03:10
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Here in Oran (Algeria) we get more then 20 arcades with games like:
Samurai Spirit 5
KOF' 2002 plus,Svc Chaos plus
KOF' 2001 plus,Metal Slug 4 +
Guilty Gear X,Street Fighter 3 - 3.2 - 3.3,all the CPS-2 street fighter game,D&D TOD & SOM,Slammaster 1 & 2,Gang war, double dragon, pow, bomb jack, bomb jack 2, all Fatal fury, last blade 1 +2, all samurai spirit, aof 1+2+3, breakers 1+2, all world heroes, revolution x, terminator 2, rival school 1+2, street fighter ex 1/1+/2/2+, power stone 1+2, last bronx, vf 1+2+3, midnight run, sengoku 3, gaia crusaders, fighting layer, tekken 1+2+3+4, soul blade/edge/calibur, doa 1/1+/2, dark stalker/vampire savior/ vampire hunter 1+2, all mortal kombat, all virtua striker, violent storm, mystic warriors, sunset riders, power instinct 1+2, matrimelee, rotd, CVS 1+2, Top hunter, spin master, double dragon, puckman and poockymon, metal slug 1+2+x+3, shock troopers 1+2, shinobi, shadow dancer, final fight 1+2+3, voltage fighter gowkaiser, hang on, super hang on, stiker 1945 2/+, aerofighter 2+3, rockman, willow, ninja master, wakuwaku 7, moonwalker, all super sidekick, street smart, dynamite deka 1+2+zombie revenge, fighting vipers 1+2, fu'un ken 1+tag, captain commando, the punisher, cadillacs & dinosaurs 1/1998+/1999+/2000+/2001+, all the capcom's VS games, Power stone 1+2, daytona usa (2 linked cab), virtua racing (4linked cab), ridge racer, ridge racer revolution (2 linked cab), radical bikers X, ... perhaps more than 500 cabinets in my town.
Oran rock!!! ^___^'
DOOOOOOOOOOOOOOD!! Damn, I wanna go there!
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| BlackNinjaVinny 691th Post
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| "Re(3):Arcade/Game Centers near you..." , posted Sun 30 Nov 04:28
There's this nice arcade by my house called Power Zone that specializes is Japanese versions of games. Fighting games up the wazoo, with some excellent competition. Me and an exgirlfriend used to go there all the time to play Puzzle Bobble (what's up with girls and that game? It's gotta be the dinosaurs...). They also have a whole slew of those dance game,s guitar games, drum games, whatever else. But usually late at night there's alot of fighting game people there. It's been open for a few years now, and I never expected it to survive in my small town of Simi Valley, CA. It's done so well that they're opening another one in Simi!
There's also my college's arcade, which is incredibly good for a college. Street Fighter 3rd Strike and Marvel vs Capcom 2 are the highlights of it. There's also two Neos with MotW, Kof 2000, Metal Slug 2 and 3, and some other games.
Then, I always take a ride down to the Little Tokyo arcade, which always has the new stuff in. I haven't gone in a while, but I'm sure they have SNK vs Capcom in and stuff.
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| Burning Ranger 558th Post
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| "Re(3):Arcade/Game Centers near you..." , posted Sun 30 Nov 08:28
San Antonio is always a little bit behind in the arcade gaming scene. The best one for fighting games like KOF and SvC Chaos is Diversions on San Pedro road. Though I have to admit, for a while, they didn't want to get SvC Chaos, but ultimately they did. Also, they scaled back their Neo Geo games (now it's KOF2k2 and ROTD in the MVS, and SvC Chaos on its own system. There's also a Dave and Busters, but it fell out of favor with me when they removed Daytona USA 2. Gameworks Studio is ok, but I think they're the only place with the most recent Sega arcade games (I saw that they had HotD3 last time). At least they have Daytona USA 2. In Austin, there's Einstein's Arcade that is small but has a good selection. Powerplay has a good stock of MVS machines with KOF and other fighters. Unfortunately, the arcade at Texas State Univ in San Marcos is lacking (but it does have Daytona USA 2, even though the sound is low).
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| KaiketsuZubat
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| "Re(4):Arcade/Game Centers near you..." , posted Sun 30 Nov 09:27:
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San Antonio is always a little bit behind in the arcade gaming scene. The best one for fighting games like KOF and SvC Chaos is Diversions on San Pedro road. Though I have to admit, for a while, they didn't want to get SvC Chaos, but ultimately they did. Also, they scaled back their Neo Geo games (now it's KOF2k2 and ROTD in the MVS, and SvC Chaos on its own system. There's also a Dave and Busters, but it fell out of favor with me when they removed Daytona USA 2. Gameworks Studio is ok, but I think they're the only place with the most recent Sega arcade games (I saw that they had HotD3 last time). At least they have Daytona USA 2. In Austin, there's Einstein's Arcade that is small but has a good selection. Powerplay has a good stock of MVS machines with KOF and other fighters. Unfortunately, the arcade at Texas State Univ in San Marcos is lacking (but it does have Daytona USA 2, even though the sound is low).
Heh, I can 2nd ya on all that... Diversions even seems to be slipping these days, back even a few years ago, like round 98-99, they had all sorts of cool stuff.. San Pedro D's was the first place I ever played JoJo.. that was a trip. Plus they had Strider 2 at one point and up until a few weeks ago, they still had Mars Matrix.
I usually hit that arcade after work, and on occasion I hit Gameworks Studio, because it's right across the parking lot from my workplace <a video game store, Burning Ranger, u prolly know what it is>
San Pedro is nice for me because all the games I like to play for the most part are 1 token, excluding Beatmania.. Raiden Fighters 2 gets my attention, along with Strikers.
There is also another set of arcades called Cyber Zone in SA, the one located in Ingram Park Mall is prolly the best out of the two, having a good amount of Bemani series games <IIDX 7th, DDR Extreme and 5th Mix, Drummania 3rd and Guitar Freaks 3rd, Para Para, Dance Maniax, Keyboardmania 3rd> but they also have Inital D v.2, and most surprisingly, VO:OT. for fighting games they suck tho, having only a MvsC2, Cap vs. SNK2 and Tekken 4.
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| Henaki
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| "Re(6):Arcade/Game Centers near you..." , posted Sun 30 Nov 12:14
Here in the "suburbs of america" there are 2 decent arcades. 8 on the Break (45 minute drive) has all the good non-driving games (Beatmania, Guilty Gear, 3rd Strike, Alpha 3, Soul Calibur II, [insert random DDR here]). Fun and Games (Willowbrook mall, in Wayne) has a couple good DDR machines, a REALLY REALLY nice 3rd Strike machine (Nice big screen), a couple MvC2 machines, a CvS2 machine, and an SvC machine.
For the record, NJ is pretty mediocre for the arcade scene :/ (I'm about an hour from Chinatown Fair).
So...how about those...things....
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| Burning Ranger 561th Post
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| "Re(5):Arcade/Game Centers near you..." , posted Sun 30 Nov 18:07
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I usually hit that arcade after work, and on occasion I hit Gameworks Studio, because it's right across the parking lot from my workplace <a video game store, Burning Ranger, u prolly know what it is>
There is also another set of arcades called Cyber Zone in SA, the one located in Ingram Park Mall is prolly the best out of the two, having a good amount of Bemani series games <IIDX 7th, DDR Extreme and 5th Mix, Drummania 3rd and Guitar Freaks 3rd, Para Para, Dance Maniax, Keyboardmania 3rd> but they also have Inital D v.2, and most surprisingly, VO:OT. for fighting games they suck tho, having only a MvsC2, Cap vs. SNK2 and Tekken 4.
I'm assuming that you work in a Gamestop or an EB Games in the Quarry, but then again I dont visit the Quarry Market often (I buy most of my games at the EB Games shopping center at the Forum).
I'm also aware of Cyberzone, and to my knowledge, its the only place in San Antonio with the arcade version of CvS2.
And while not exactly arcades, there are two other places in San Antonio that cater to video games. One is called Gladiator Games, located at Hwy 281 and Thousand Oaks. It's a PC gaming place, with a LAN where people play PC games. I've been there a few times and playing networked Battlefield 1942 is a great game. Another place is the Cyberzone at the Rolling Oaks Mall. It has a few arcade games, but also has consoles (including a lot of X-boxes). You pay for soem time and play on the consoles.
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| KaiketsuZubat
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| "Re(6):Arcade/Game Centers near you..." , posted Sun 30 Nov 23:14
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I usually hit that arcade after work, and on occasion I hit Gameworks Studio, because it's right across the parking lot from my workplace <a video game store, Burning Ranger, u prolly know what it is>
There is also another set of arcades called Cyber Zone in SA, the one located in Ingram Park Mall is prolly the best out of the two, having a good amount of Bemani series games <IIDX 7th, DDR Extreme and 5th Mix, Drummania 3rd and Guitar Freaks 3rd, Para Para, Dance Maniax, Keyboardmania 3rd> but they also have Inital D v.2, and most surprisingly, VO:OT. for fighting games they suck tho, having only a MvsC2, Cap vs. SNK2 and Tekken 4.
I'm assuming that you work in a Gamestop or an EB Games in the Quarry, but then again I dont visit the Quarry Market often (I buy most of my games at the EB Games shopping center at the Forum).
I'm also aware of Cyberzone, and to my knowledge, its the only place in San Antonio with the arcade version of CvS2.
And while not exactly arcades, there are two other places in San Antonio that cater to video games. One is called Gladiator Games, located at Hwy 281 and Thousand Oaks. It's a PC gaming place, with a LAN where people play PC games. I've been there a few times and playing networked Battlefield 1942 is a great game. Another place is the Cyberzone at the Rolling Oaks Mall. It has a few arcade games, but also has consoles (including a lot of X-boxes). You pay for soem time and play on the consoles.
To Juan: Yep, the Quarry.. I used to work at the EB Games on Bandera, then I transferred to the Quarry. There's not much to do at Gameworks, so I usually find myself at San Pedro D's, or if I'm going from my apartment, I go to Culebra.
Burning Ranger: The guys at the Forum are good guys, some been around since the old Game World days <I was an employee there too, only 3 months, but I was there ^^; stupid 90 day thing> anywho, if u ever been to the old GW on Blanco, they had a SF Rainbow Edition machine there, that now sits in our back room at the Quarry :P
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| OYashiroForever 624th Post
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| "Re(7):Arcade/Game Centers near you..." , posted Sun 30 Nov 23:34:
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Fun and Games (Willowbrook mall, in Wayne) has a couple good DDR machines, a REALLY REALLY nice 3rd Strike machine (Nice big screen), a couple MvC2 machines, a CvS2 machine, and an SvC machine.
For the record, NJ is pretty mediocre for the arcade scene :/ (I'm about an hour from Chinatown Fair).
That's funny... whenever I used to visit my relatives up in Jersey (Boonton), I always used to go to Fun and Games. Where do you live, Henaki? We should meet up there some time.
Edit: Oh, and in case I haven't mentioned it in the past week, Northern VA is a black hole for arcades these days. The mighty Gametime closed down at the end of last year and the mall arcades are garbage (you're lucky to find one non-Namco fighting game).
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| Minuteman
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| "Re(10):Arcade/Game Centers near you..." , posted Mon 1 Dec 19:16
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Mindboggle arcade in Charlotte, NC isn't a large arcade but it has a mix of new and old. No recent SNK except for SvC:Chaos but we did get GGX 1.5, Dolphin Blue, and Demolish Fist (though DB and DF broke...). They have monthly touneys for some of the fighters, Pump It Up, and Initial D.
Don't forget they also had VF4:Evo for a week or two, which I can't think them enough for. I am impressed by what they get every now and then.
Wow, that sounds impessive!
I think its safe to say the arcade industry has defintely contracted in the last decade =( It seems like there are certainly fewer in total number, but some are still thriving and in places you might not expect (like North Carolina?!) and some places are dead that are curious to me (like Washington D.C. - thats a big city). Also, and this I have seen, more places are popping up like mentioned w/ stupid $3 games in these huge ass game centers. I still love going to the arcade (NOTHING beats human competition right next to you) and it makes me miss the early 90's when my fav. aracde was a poorly-lit place yet seemingly always had the newest games with TONS of competition....ah well......
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| Krzyzewski Man 313th Post
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| "Re(4):Arcade/Game Centers near you..." , posted Tue 2 Dec 13:59
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And you've also just secured all the prostitutes for the Olympic games, I believe. Y'all need to start votin'.
Oh, and how are we getting owned by Algeria? 
I could've replied insulting you and your country (a very easy target)
You just did. You called us an easy target for ridicule, which is an insult.
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but out of respect for people with the same nationality as you I'll just say it's because of people like you I don't like visiting forums anymore (or any form of communication through the internet for that matter).Anonymity is great I suppose.
Then stop visiting, and go join a monastery, or some other such humor-free area. Seriously, considering I haven't been lynched by all the good Frenchmen on this board yet, I don't know why you're feeling like a martyr.
And how am I anonymous? My e-mail address is almost my whole frikkin' name! Glenn Edward Fayard, to finish it up for you. I normally hang out in the Honors College of the University of Mississippi, specifically the computer lab. If you're ever in the neighborhood, you can air your grievances personally.
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| CrazyMax 314th Post
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| "Re(1):CrazyMax=Neighbor???" , posted Tue 2 Dec 16:29
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Mindboggle arcade in Charlotte, NC isn't a large arcade but it has a mix of new and old. No recent SNK except for SvC:Chaos but we did get GGX 1.5, Dolphin Blue, and Demolish Fist (though DB and DF broke...). They have monthly touneys for some of the fighters, Pump It Up, and Initial D.
Don't forget they also had VF4:Evo for a week or two, which I can't think them enough for. I am impressed by what they get every now and then.
Yeah they did, hey wait a sec, you live in this area?
Yup, I'm pretty sure I've run into you there as well. I stopped going to the arcade awhile ago cause I haven't been diggin the mall for awhile. I stopped in recently to do a little X-mas shopping and see if the EB was still a pit.
What games have you been playing?
I was shocked to see the F-Zero machine there, been meaning to go back just to give it a try and say I played it.
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| ZamIAm 1111th Post
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| "Re(2):CrazyMax=Neighbor???" , posted Tue 2 Dec 17:08
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Yup, I'm pretty sure I've run into you there as well. I stopped going to the arcade awhile ago cause I haven't been diggin the mall for awhile. I stopped in recently to do a little X-mas shopping and see if the EB was still a pit.
What games have you been playing?
I was shocked to see the F-Zero machine there, been meaning to go back just to give it a try and say I played it.
I forgot to mention F-Zero AX (and Time Crisis 3 and Virtua Cop 3 for that matter). I've played it only once so far and didn't fare well. I'm normally there Monday/Wednesday evenings or Saturdays. I'm a skinny black guy with glasses normally wearing a red jacket, business attire, and/or a ridiculously huge winter coat. I normally play SvC:Chaos (normally Tessa, sometimes Hugo), SF3 (Twelve, Necro, or Hugo -- used to use Sean but I stopped and I never did get the hang of Elena...), or GGX (Millia Rage). And I'm normally losing...
You?
M:
Bah dah dah dah daahh... I'm hatin' it.
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