MikeHattsu
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It needs to have an old gaming master who mysteriously appears out of nowhere to train you since the gaming world as we know it is about to be annihilated by King, the company behind the Candy Crush Saga games. You are the chosen one.This sounds like the beginning to an '80s teen movie.
You can start by letting me pay you shipping so I can have one of those cabs!
Maybe not a movie, but you could probably make a fun YouTube series where a bunch of gaijin gamers try and get a dusty old Japanese arcade renovated and all the hilarious escapades that ensue.
Loveable Japanese Grandma would be the icing on the cake. Language barrier, generation gap etc - perfect
Shouldn't the thread title be "I inherited a Japanese Arcade"?
/jelly
Is your area a populated area, where Japanese salarymen can drop by and play after work?
Also, if you can, write the exact location, people like me might come down when we go to Japan.
One more question, since the arcade came from the 80s, are you sure there isn't a single porn game among them?![]()
Arcades are called Game Centers in Japan, aren't they?
Think of the larping potential with fellow Gaffers as you make the pilgrimage. I'd steer clear of the Sonic fan base. Lord only knows what they'd get into.Wowow
Set it up as a videogame hotel! Gaffers the world over would make pilgrimage to it.
Going to go there soon to take a full inventory.
So far, I know it has:
Raiden V, Metal Slug X, Street Fighter Alpha (Zero) 2, Pocket Fighters, UFO Attack, Sega Tetris
Wowow
Set it up as a videogame hotel! Gaffers the world over would make pilgrimage to it.
PM me if you want, I can hook you up with some guys in Europe who will buy the lot. They refurbish and then move the cabs on. Saves you having to pick it apart or worry about condition etc.
If you can get there, pull all the PCBs from the non dedicated machines, should be worth thousands alone.
This sounds like the beginning to an '80s teen movie.
This would be really fun to watch. Hope it works out.Once I take inventory, I'll send them a message. Turns out they take submissions for retro arcades
http://www.fujitv.co.jp/otn/gamecenter/index.html
Then you should hold a competition on NeoGAF of which the winners receive an invite to a party there.
Going to go there soon to take a full inventory.
So far, I know it has:
Raiden V, Metal Slug X, Street Fighter Alpha (Zero) 2, Pocket Fighters, UFO Attack, Sega Tetris
Might be worth contacting Luke Morse. I believe he lives in Tokyo and could be a real help with all of this :
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCj3EZcklopZBkGfgFVHfJQg
Going to go there soon to take a full inventory.
So far, I know it has:
Raiden V, Metal Slug X, Street Fighter Alpha (Zero) 2, Pocket Fighters, UFO Attack, Sega Tetris