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Originally Posted by djchameleon (Post 1794381)

If hipsters bring back the popularity of record players they can do it for Arcades. Actually they HAVE done it for arcades. There are these places called Barcade. I thought NYC was the only place it existed but there are supposedly more other places. Getting drunk and raging at someone in person is hilarious. Also that's what Dave and Buster's is for but so much better with a group of friends. You'd just have to actually learn to make friends before you go.

Duuuuuude. I have got to find a place like that around here.

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Originally Posted by The Batlord (Post 1794437)

Duuuuuude. I have got to find a place like that around here.

Other Locations | Barcade® | 388 Union Avenue, Brooklyn, New York 11211 | 718-302-6464

You gotta come up north for Barcade specifically.

Is that a good version of dave and busters?

idk because I've never been.

I have heard good things about it but I wouldn't know first hand.

Where is Exo? Pretty sure, that's near or in his stomping grounds.

Wolfenstein all the way can't beat it

wolfenstein the original can't be beat

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Originally Posted by MOTORF'INGHEAD4LIFE (Post 1795668)

Wolfenstein all the way can't beat it

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Originally Posted by MOTORF'INGHEAD4LIFE (Post 1795669)

wolfenstein the original can't be beat

nice

Zelda - Link's Awakening.

Still my favorite Zelda game.

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Originally Posted by DwnWthVwls (Post 1795648)

Where is Exo? Pretty sure, that's near or in his stomping grounds.

I've been to all of them except the New Haven and Newark ones. They're pretty f*cking great to say the least. Almost every single cabinet is only a quarter and the staff is usually awesome. There's this chick that works at the St. Marks one whose name I shall not disclose but every time I go there she's always awesome. The Philly one is in Fishtown which is a pretty great neighborhood if you're a hipster like me. Northern Liberties is a close walk from there too which is also pretty cool. The Brooklyn one is the one I frequent the most because it's next to my cousins place. It's the original. The beer is always interesting and there's not usually a wait for games unless you're there on a Fri/Sat night. It can get wild then. I waited an hour for Ms. Pacman once and only got two rounds in. They have high scores posted on the walls and they're impossible to beat so don't even try.

Barcade is sweet.