Do we even get arcade ports anymore?
- Thread starter poppabk
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LazyParrot
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My guess would be that there aren't that many games launching as arcade-exclusives left to begin with, especially if you sort out the ones relying on some sort of gimmick or control scheme that can't really be replicated on consoles.
Magic Carpet
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Would you be willing to pay $80 for 1 game.
BennyBlanco
aka IMurRIVAL69
Arcades are dead. Except retro arcades with liquor where you pay by the hour, which are very much alive in my area.
Dacvak
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Man I gotta go play more of that game. It was so much fun.
MiguelItUp
Member
Yeah, every arcade that isn't Dave & Buster's or something equivalent for families is pretty much a barcade now.
I miss arcades.
BennyBlanco
aka IMurRIVAL69
Yeah, every arcade that isn't Dave & Buster's or something equivalent for families is pretty much a barcade now.
I miss arcades.
I do too. I like the barcades too tho. This one by me has a Soul Calibur 2 cabinet. They also have a bunch of consoles and a ton of old games. Last time I was there a bunch of drunk boomers were playing Goldeneye.
Still not the same as the real arcade scene from the 90s tho.
poppabk
Cheeks Spread for Digital Only Future
I went to a cool place in Vermont that had a whole bunch or classic arcades and some pinball games and it was an entry fee and then all the games were free.I do too. I like the barcades too tho. This one by me has a Soul Calibur 2 cabinet. They also have a bunch of consoles and a ton of old games. Last time I was there a bunch of drunk boomers were playing Goldeneye.
Still not the same as the real arcade scene from the 90s tho.
MiguelItUp
Member
Oh yeah definitely, I'm right there with you. I'm glad they exist to carry the existence of them at all.I do too. I like the barcades too tho. This one by me has a Soul Calibur 2 cabinet. They also have a bunch of consoles and a ton of old games. Last time I was there a bunch of drunk boomers were playing Goldeneye.
Still not the same as the real arcade scene from the 90s tho.
