RetroInjection
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I love how the wallpaper has "loading" screens.St. Pete's. Basically just like any other modern arcade in a mall.
As mentioned the classics are fake cabs that look somewhat like the originals with LCDs.
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I love how the wallpaper has "loading" screens.St. Pete's. Basically just like any other modern arcade in a mall.
As mentioned the classics are fake cabs that look somewhat like the originals with LCDs.
Surely with such a large brand name they would have invested in actual cabinets... or at least better looking repros. The SF2 looks especially out of place.St. Pete's. Basically just like any other modern arcade in a mall.
As mentioned the classics are fake cabs that look somewhat like the originals with LCDs.
Probably the same deal as Arcade1Up.These games are undoubtedly running emulation.
How are they legally allowed to charge customers to play on these games?
Wonder what those are running inside? I cant imagine Chuck E Cheese is running bootlegs.St. Pete's. Basically just like any other modern arcade in a mall.
As mentioned the classics are fake cabs that look somewhat like the originals with LCDs.
Not sure how that would make any difference.What if they technically had a real board in each cab but used the emulator instead?
Gross, that its phony cabs/LCD's.St. Pete's. Basically just like any other modern arcade in a mall.
As mentioned the classics are fake cabs that look somewhat like the originals with LCDs.
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I hate lcds for sure, so I'm already not a fan of that, but I'm also not a fan of card paymentThe target audience for these appears to be kids who went to Chuck E. Cheese in the 90's when it was long past its golden age or who never went to one before and are nostalgic for it.
It's certainly not meant for us who dislike the LCD and emulation cabs. Dave and Busters (the one time I went there) seems to have the new games cornered. The barcade and retrocedes seem to have the other end of the spectrum cornered.
I don't see this being viable long-term. This seems like a half-assed attempt.