http://kevnull.disqus.com/enSat, 28 Feb 2004 17:32:48 -0000http://kevnull.com/2004/02/state-of-the-arcade-industry.html#comment-4696170Oh my. I take pleasure in the simple games: when S and I need to kill some time, we get a couple of 50-cent tokens and share games - one person pilots the plane, the other mans the weapons. Double the fun.<br>Of course, this is coming from someone who plays Street Fighter by the RKP technique - "random key pressing".NSat, 28 Feb 2004 17:32:48 -0000http://kevnull.com/2004/02/state-of-the-arcade-industry.html#comment-4696169mike, i've been thinking about this as a business for years but i just don't see it as a big thing. i guess if it expands into multiple branches (which it really needs to have any networking fun). imagine playing against a league in toronto ...<br><br>C: i make a point to check out arcades every time i'm back because the machines there are always a year or two ahead and it's interesting to see what fad they have. i recommend doing so. most arcades are quite big now and there are plenty that are under16 to now. i actually used to have a button-on badge so i could take it off and take off my tie and go in after school =pKCFri, 27 Feb 2004 11:40:16 -0000http://kevnull.com/2004/02/state-of-the-arcade-industry.html#comment-4696168I remember those days... you're also not allowed to go into the arcade if you're wearing school uniform!! To this date, I still haven't been to one. =( I would make it a point to go to one next time I'm in HK, but I'd feel too out of place.CTue, 24 Feb 2004 19:25:59 -0000http://kevnull.com/2004/02/state-of-the-arcade-industry.html#comment-4696167Now, that would be cool and I would play the MechWarrior game if they had that! Hmmm.. possible business venture?MikeTue, 24 Feb 2004 16:45:17 -0000