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It's a good spot IMO!

Thanks for the reminder, I forgot to update Crossy on Zenius. It WAS in really bad shape. It was severely laggy and running at about 3 FPS, and would occasionally give double jumps or just not register jumps. I managed to hit the bonus one time when it was at 61, but didn't feel like putting myself through it over and over again.

@@S1ckH4ndsRBN Yep, fuckin' knew it. No AP worth their salt that can hit Tailgate into 14k is leaving a Crossy under 100 unless there's good reason. Must be laggy as hard as the Floppy machine at North Hills.

Yeah, I was surprised to see so many unique, rare games in one place. And three dancing games in a single mall arcade is practically unheard of unless you're a Round1!

If it wasn't a three hour drive for me, I'd be back here a lot more frequently!

I definitely need to check out more places on Long Island, I'll keep that in mind! Thanks for the heads up!

@NicholasBaldwin OMG I know that place! They have a few rare games including The Ocean Hunter by SEGA, Star Wars Trilogy Arcade also by SEGA, In The Groove 2 by Roxor Games/ Andamiro, Austin Powers pinball by Stern, and Arm Champs 2 by Jaleco.

The story we got on the whack an alien is that it is a prototype that escaped being destroyed.

@ woah, that’s crazy! that’s museum worthy!!

I can see that for sure, especially with the Lite-A-Lines in the corner!

Thanks, I appreciate the feedback! I'm starting to record intros for most of my videos this year, but for the most part I'm probably going to avoid doing full commentary... unless of course it ends up being a weird situation like this one.

Cool, hope you have a good time!

@S1ckH4ndsRBN I haven't visit there yet.

@@S1ckH4ndsRBN I haven't visited it yet.

Excellent, hope y'all have fun!

Yeah, it's still there!

That's not really the vibe this place is going for, though, especially with it being a pay-one-price for entry arcade. It's like saying Chuck E. Cheese needs more House Of The Dead and Mortal Kombat. 😅

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Addams Family seems to be down more often than it's up, but even still, they've got a great selection of other games and pins to keep me entertained every time I go!

@@S1ckH4ndsRBN I liked playing Addams Family pinball especially with The Twilight Zone next to it.

Yeah, it just gets depressing after a while. Between this and the Exton Square Mall, I don't know which one is more of a ghost town.

It is SO GOOD. Might be my favorite racer of all time! Tilt Studio / Tilted 10 is usally pretty good about keeping these going. I know they have another Outrun 2 at the one in Willow Grove PA, and there's an Indy 500 deluxe edition at the one in Hagerstown MD.

Yeah, no kidding!

Or any dead mall, for that matter.

Supposedly they're looking at new places to reopen. I'm gonna keep my eyes on their website and hopefully be able to check them out when they find a new place.

Yeah, no kidding. Trampoline parks can usually be hit or miss, but this one was definitely a low point in available games. It's more of a rarity when I find a pin at any of them, though. I think between the two Funzillas and the Sky Zone out in Oaks PA, those are the only ones I've ever seen with pinball.

Yep, the new one they added about a year ago.

Yeah, it's similar to Maimai, but only 6 buttons instead of 8 and no touch screen notes. Also a lot more licensed/popular music (that I'm guessing isn't really licensed)... there was a ton of Kpop and I saw quite a few from the Monstercat label and popular EDM artists like Alan Walker. Unfortunately when I played it one of the buttons wasn't working, hopefully they were able to get it fixed.

Yeah, for whatever reason, I don't really see WMMT at all that many places outside of Round1. It's always a surprise when it shows up.

@@S1ckH4ndsRBN It shouldn't be that rare for arcades to pick it up when Bandai Namco Amusements still advertises 5DX+ on the market after over 2 years of its North American release. And over the years, WMMT has been adding new features for the games after 5DX+ and so on that North America doesn't have access to yet. With the revival of Tokyo Xtreme Racer, then maybe. Just maybe, that more people will eventually give a crap about highway racers and advocate for arcades to start having their own Maximum Tune 5DX+ cabinets more. The Banapassport is still a fascinating data saving tool that most modern Namco arcade games like Tekken still use to this day. Anyways, great tour! 💜

For sure. Some of them are pretty obvious, some are just straight up blatant ripoffs, but there's also quite a few that just don't seem like any other games I've played before. In any case, it's cool to see something different from the usual!

Your guess is as good as mine where they might have came from. I don't think I've been to the Brunswick Square one yet, so I'm not sure.

Hey there! So when I visited, I planned on hitting plenty of the AC arcades. Unfortunately, Playcade was closed when I stopped by even though they were listed as being open at the time, and from what I understand, Central Pier Arcade got hit by a fire last season and they're still in the process of rebuilding. I've been to Lucky Snake before and have a walkthrough on this channel from my visit last year, but I think I'm going to hold off on a revisit until they finish their new addition. (I've also not really been too happy with the lack of care they've shown most of their machines, especially the retro games, rhythm games, and pinballs.)

@@S1ckH4ndsRBN I understand. I didn't realize you've been to the Showboat before until now. Still, im hoping that i'll visit Lucky Snake again someday since the last time i visited had plenty of fully operational games. the go-kart option might bat an eye to me too.