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<blockquote data-quote="shutyertrap" data-source="post: 144485" data-attributes="member: 134"><p>First of all, thanks for listening! Maybe we should call out each other's names more during the pod?</p><p></p><p>While Timelord meant antiseptic socially, I meant it in the literal sense. In my day, arcades were lit ONLY by the machines. Walking by one at the mall was like looking into a black pit. Early 90's, the arcades started brightening up more. Look at the sequence in T2 and you'll get a better picture. Still crowded with machines and somewhat dark, but lights are on. Step into a Chuck E Cheese today, or a Nickel Nickel, and you practically need sunglasses on with how bright it is.</p><p></p><p>My ideal is that early 90's feel, or even what Dave and Busters has going on (though I haven't stepped foot into one in probably 10 years).</p><p></p><p>If you are looking for pinball to play in LA, check out Pins & Needles which is inbetween downtown and Hollywood off the 101. I wrote a whole article about it <a href="http://digitalpinballfans.com/showthread.php/7216-Flippin-Out-With-Molly-of-Pins-amp-Needles" target="_blank">here</a>. There's also some place in Glendale, but I've yet to get an exact address. Some of the guys at league were talking about some bar in downtown that has a mess of machines, and I'm wondering if that is the same place Molly talked about going in on in my article.</p><p></p><p><em>EDIT</em></p><p>It is exactly that place! Here's a link...<a href="http://downtownmuse.com/eightytwo-classic-arcade-bar/" target="_blank">http://downtownmuse.com/eightytwo-classic-arcade-bar/</a></p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="shutyertrap, post: 144485, member: 134"] First of all, thanks for listening! Maybe we should call out each other's names more during the pod? While Timelord meant antiseptic socially, I meant it in the literal sense. In my day, arcades were lit ONLY by the machines. Walking by one at the mall was like looking into a black pit. Early 90's, the arcades started brightening up more. Look at the sequence in T2 and you'll get a better picture. Still crowded with machines and somewhat dark, but lights are on. Step into a Chuck E Cheese today, or a Nickel Nickel, and you practically need sunglasses on with how bright it is. My ideal is that early 90's feel, or even what Dave and Busters has going on (though I haven't stepped foot into one in probably 10 years). If you are looking for pinball to play in LA, check out Pins & Needles which is inbetween downtown and Hollywood off the 101. I wrote a whole article about it [URL="http://digitalpinballfans.com/showthread.php/7216-Flippin-Out-With-Molly-of-Pins-amp-Needles"]here[/URL]. There's also some place in Glendale, but I've yet to get an exact address. Some of the guys at league were talking about some bar in downtown that has a mess of machines, and I'm wondering if that is the same place Molly talked about going in on in my article. [I]EDIT[/I] It is exactly that place! Here's a link...[url]http://downtownmuse.com/eightytwo-classic-arcade-bar/[/url] [/QUOTE]
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