>>3087076
>n64, nes, snes hooked up to LCDs
JUST

>>3087076
I think it's nice this guy invested a lot of money to help dads introduce their kids to retro games and then go home and install some emulators and never come back.

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Swillburger / The Playhouse in Rochester NY is pretty cool.

Good burgers, great cabinets.
http://www.theplayhouseroc.com/arcade/

>>3087095
Hey, hey. The chilluns who go there would shake their heads at CRTs ya know. I don't like it either but oh well. It's possible that's what TVs they had available and didn't want to spend money on CRTs

>>3087107
>that space invaders cabinet

I'm going to new york in October. Il check it out

So what was that one arcade you always went to but is now gone?

2 bit bandit was the shit. Even had baby pacman and First Funky Fighter (which IMO was one of the best arcade cabinets I have played)

SEGA VirtuaLand

There isn't even an emote large enough.

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>>3087803
Sit and Spin In Seattle. Do your Laundry get beer and play games. still not sure if it was an arcade, a laundry mat or a bar.

>>3087872
Laundromats from what I've seen are the only real "arcades" left.

Made sense before cellphones became prominent. You've got a bunch of people with quarters who need to wait around, so you may as well throw a couple of arcade machines or pinball down there to make a little extra dosh.

>>3087884
we have a retro arcade opening up soon, seen them rolling cabs in. hope its good.

>>3087107
Fuck me. I grew up in Rachacha and left for Hawaii 9 years ago. This would almost make a visit home all worth it.

It seems a lot of the 3d arcades get left out.

Stuff like Time crisis, Virtua Fighter, House of the dead, etc. Loved those light gun games especially.