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Last edited by PainkillerJTL; 10-26-2018, 09:17 PM.
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Originally posted by PainkillerJTL View Post
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I live very close to The Arcade Club in Bury, Manchester UK http://www.arcadeclub.co.uk. It is Europes largest collection of free to play arcade games and pinball tables. I have yet to visit but my daughter went there last week and said I would love it.Last edited by DepecheM101; 10-27-2018, 10:56 AM.
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Originally posted by PainkillerJTL View Post
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Originally posted by DepecheM101 View PostI live very close to The Arcade Club in Bury, Manchester UK http://www.arcadeclub.co.uk. It is Europes largest collection of free to play arcade games and pinball tables. I have yet to visit but my daughter went there last week and said I would love it.
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Originally posted by McLovin View PostThe city has a lot of beautiful architecture to look at, an abundance of thermal baths, the center is very lively with hundreds of bars and restaurants. Also, the Zen Office lol
I watch a lot of the Rick Steves European travel series, will have to give this one a viewing again. What do you think of his recommendations?
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Originally posted by JaySTeeY View PostVery cool! Coincidentally, after watching your museum video, I started getting Budapest travels vids in my YT feed. This food vid was one of them:
I watch a lot of the Rick Steves European travel series, will have to give this one a viewing again. What do you think of his recommendations?
https://youtu.be/rs_w9cwJ1FgLast edited by McLovin; 11-08-2018, 07:51 AM.
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If you're ever in Rochester, NY, check out The Strong National Museum of Play.
2 of the exhibit halls that seem to be permanent at this point, are the video game area, and the pinball area. 4 dozen classic arcade machines, and several dozen Stern pinball machines are currently out. I know at one time, the Pinball area also included Pinball FX2 running in a cabinet.
Other areas of interest for gamers include the World Video Game Hall of Fame.
This is family friendly place, so expect a lot of kids. But it's nice to be able to go in and play arcade Joust or the sit down Star Wars once in a while. :-)
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Originally posted by grenadier View PostIf you're ever in Rochester, NY, check out The Strong National Museum of Play.
2 of the exhibit halls that seem to be permanent at this point, are the video game area, and the pinball area. 4 dozen classic arcade machines, and several dozen Stern pinball machines are currently out. I know at one time, the Pinball area also included Pinball FX2 running in a cabinet.
Fun Fact: The Strong National Museum of Play is the only museum in the world that is achieving video game concept blueprints. Most of them have been lost over time, but they have received a few directly from Sega and Nintendo.
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Originally posted by shogun00 View PostYes, they are permanent exhibits.
Fun Fact: The Strong National Museum of Play is the only museum in the world that is achieving video game concept blueprints. Most of them have been lost over time, but they have received a few directly from Sega and Nintendo.
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