So a couple weeks back on Spring Break my family and I went to a video game-themed bar. Here are some pictures with no context. I'm busy. Look at the fun I had. LOOK AT IT.
Very wide beer selection on tap
I died and older brother went to the restroom ... so mom played Simpsons in an OTHERWORLD moment
Older brother playing Dig Dug next to a multi-cabinet and a Mega Man boss rush fighter. Dad's playing virtual golf which is right of Street Fighter II, Spy Hunter, and I forgot what else.
Dad and older brother in front of fooseball (sp?) I beat mom pretty handily at this.
I think ski ball was the only game I played twice cause it was so fun; it was next to Ghostbusters pinball on the left.
Random biker people; one playing Ghostbusters pinball
I love arcades. Happy Birthday. Have a power pellet!
Well, it's time to move on from my birthday celebrations after two straight weekends of partying, but thank you! I always appreciate food.
watchout those power pellets give me bad gas.
That's pretty awesome. It's always great to see when an arcade has found a place in modern society. And a Mega Man boss rush arcade game? I've never even heard of that.
Neither had I. Mega Man: Power Battle. I got my ass kicked by Gutsman playing as Bass ...
Cool. I"ve got to find a place like that around me.
Good luck on your journey.
It's so easy to cheat with Mega Man 1 bosses (using the pause trick), I wonder if they left that in. Megaman 2 and 3's bosses aren't too bad either. It's 4, 5, 6 that I had problems with some of their bosses.
In that game, I was playing as Bass against MM1 bosses ... so I'm not sure what all is in them as far as different games in the series. And I suck at 3.
I'M LOOKING AT THE FUN!
Ski ball, that's the game. I will spend $10 in tokens to play that, collect my tickets and walk away with a nifty eraser.
Its good to see these bar video game theme spots to give folks an alternative to Dave and Busters.
LOL they should have beer-related prizes. Sadly, no Budweiser eraser for me.
Yeah, there was more atmosphere than a corporate-feeling D&B (all the waitresses were tatted up), though nothing against D&B doing its own thing.