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General Chat => Meetings, Exhibition, Events... => Topic started by: liquidx on March 26, 2012, 10:08:48 AM

Title: Tour of a recently opened Japanese arcade
Post by: liquidx on March 26, 2012, 10:08:48 AM

Yes, they actually still open new ones in Japan…

(http://img.youtube.com/vi/sBs49KT9-lU/0.jpg) (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sBs49KT9-lU)


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sBs49KT9-lU


Title: Re: Tour of a recently opened Japanese arcade
Post by: polderarcade on March 26, 2012, 11:26:05 PM
(Old school mode on)
Don’t like it only plastic cr*p no real arcade’s blablabla ;)

(Polderarcade mode) ;D
First part of the video al the sit down’s not my thing  don’t like the look of a place with only that type of games.
Last part arcade floor really like that, arcade style you only see in japan a feeling a hope to create in my future game room
Title: Re: Tour of a recently opened Japanese arcade
Post by: ckong on March 27, 2012, 10:52:23 AM
Great video, thanks for sharing. One thing made me a bit sad though, where are the CRT's? Yeah, I know, modern times etc. ..... bla bla bla. I'm so happy with my two NAC's, they show at least some nice scanlines.  ;D  But I guess one day I will own a modern Japanese LCD cab, no doubt about it.

One comment to the candy cab haters here  ;)  In Asia they at least still have lots of arcades and gamers over there get to play all kind of old and new great games, IN ARCADES. Where here, in ancient Europe, but also in the USA, we who love this hobby, have mostly only memories of great times long gone by. And the few arcades which are still here (in Europe), are petetic and unworthy of the name. I envy the Japanese for having the opportunity to play games in a great setting.
Title: Re: Tour of a recently opened Japanese arcade
Post by: level42 on March 27, 2012, 11:22:39 AM
One comment to the candy cab haters here  ;)  In Asia they at least still have lots of arcades and gamers over there get to play all kind of old and new great games, IN ARCADES. Where here, in ancient Europe, but also in the USA, we who love this hobby, have mostly only memories of great times long gone by. And the few arcades which are still here (in Europe), are petetic and unworthy of the name. I envy the Japanese for having the opportunity to play games in a great setting.

I was thinking exactly the same thing while watching that video and I agree 100%