With All Your Games You Own,Would You Still Go To An Arcade If One Opened Up?

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MR.KAZ

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If they opened an arcade in my area again,I would be faster the Flash with $20 worth of quarters straight to it.

Godspeed.
Kaz
 
MR.KAZ said:
If they opened an arcade in my area again,I would be faster the Flash with $20 worth of quarters straight to it.

Godspeed.
Kaz
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Depends on what games were in it. If I found someplace with a Galaga cabinet, I'd spend much less time at EGA. :P
 
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If they had a lot of the old with some new, yes. I like a mixture. When there were arcades locally, it was great having Tekken on one side and Galaga on the other. Great fun. I miss it. :'(
 
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If the price was right. I wouldn't pay quarters the way people did back in the day, but if I paid an hourly fee to play all the games I wanted, then I'd definitely be interested.

It would be nice to go to a place filled with people who are there because they like games.
 
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stealth toilet said:
It would be nice to go to a place filled with people who are there because they like games.
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But, isn't that the same as EGA. xD
It even has an arcade, after all. ;)
 
If an arcade ever did open up close enough, I would possibly go, but there'd have be something worth playing for me to throw money away I could use to buy something permanent.
 
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Phoenix said:
depends on what games are there. im weird and like the shooter games and driving games.
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Same here. All I ever played in the arcades was shooters, racers, and combat flight games.
 
It really depends on what kind of games they had. I like a mix of old and new. I was really disappointed when the arcade that was near my house in California took away all the old school cabinet games like Ms Pacman and Galaga. The last time I went, the only game I really played was DDR, Mario Kart, and Guitar Hero Arcade.

If there was an arcade here in Georgia that mixed old school and new school, I would go there. If they had both DDR and the Simpsons arcade game, I'd be very happy.
 
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