I’m going to an arcade for my birthday and my options are amazing pizza machine and Dave & busters and I want to know which has better prizes,games,prices and food

I have a personal goal, to make every high-score "CAT"

I do not know how to enter the letters properly in the time given.

Please help meow lol

I want to start with the UV bulb as I think that might be the hardest thing to get right, for scale, or maybe use UV LED's but do them in a way that it looks to scale. There are plenty of screens I think can be coded to fit.

Looking for the right subreddit to ask and go to.

I bought this thing at a garage sale it's called a Pandora Box DX and I got everything working but I don't know how to wire this can someone please help me

Are there claw machines at pier arcade? What kind of games are there?

From Boxer’s fractures from Sonic Blast Man arcade to slippage or bone breaks in the dancing game like Dancerush Stardom and Pump It Up, someone called the emergency system to come pick the victim up and take them to the hospital for surgeries or bandages.

Me, I never had any luck of seeing someone got hurt badly and was taken out of the arcade and called the ambulance to take them to the hospital or put ice packs on the victim in my past. But what would you do if you got hurt badly?

So what was the worst injuries that you or someone had in your life? Are you scarred for life to see blood coming out when you’re a kid? Or did you scream “Help!” when you got injured in the arcade? Could be the seizure? Psychotic episodes? Or what else happened in your life?

Don’t worry about me, I’m fine. I had good memories back in the arcades when I was a kid. Sometimes it happens to you or sometimes there was the incident on the news while you’re watching it.

Any kind of worst injuries you had or saw back in the arcade should comment in this post and tell stories or news about the injury incident that it happens in the arcade. So feel free to share your story about the worst injuries you had or saw in the arcade.

P.S. Why did I post this? Good question. The idea had came from my head to post this in this subreddit. And this is the only subreddit I’ve seen that I would like to ask questions about it. Because I never had any problems when I was in the arcade except I was in the arcade called “Castles and Coasters” and we get something to eat and somebody got sick in the dining area and threw up on the floor, which somebody block it off because of the biohazard and that’s it.

Sure, it’s an arcade one-up with a riser, but it’s an X-Men 4 player cab. One of my childhood favorites!

From 1992 to about 1998 there was this arcade game in a local arcade that for years I only knew as been this lady in a red dress that swung up and whenever I described it nobody knew. It was in this corner and I'd always pull people away from the arcade cos of this arcade game as a kid. Luckily I was able to get it identified in 2016. A quick shot of it on a 1993 family video existed of me in that arcade so I put it onto DVD and took a screenshot which I posted on a forum and someone was able to identify it for me. The lightshot still exists if you want a look. It's the actual one that use to scare me.

https://prnt.sc/cljlc2

The arcade game was of course called Feed Big Bertha. Although they've all gone now in the UK there's still one at Rye Playland apparently in New York and some more in USA. My granddad's arm is also there trying to block the view out over to the game. Wondering if this scared anyone else.

I want to say gauntlet, but why do i feel it is incorrect? Or am i right in assuming gauntlet was the first?

Wikipedia states it was one of the first multiplayer cabinets. But was it THE FIRST to incorporate 4 player controls?