>>3936 >3rd pic Hold the fuck up, I dreamt of this place, but I never went there. The only difference was the games were more modern in my dream, and perhaps the room was a little darker.

>>3941 Spoopy shit, right? Time Tunnel was not an arcade franchise in my market, but who knows? You might have had more of recounted memory in that dream.

What a magical time that must have been. I always imagine old arcades smelled like bowling alleys, a weird mix of greasy pizza and stale cigarette smoke.

>>3958 I honestly cannot remember how they *smelled*, but it's a good bet that arcades like in the OG Chuck E. Cheese had the El Cheapo pizza aroma in them, for sure. I DO remember all these cabinet games being much bigger though. They all seem to have shrunk via the passage of time. I dungeddit.

Old arcades were also great to teach math and budgeting. Four quarters in $1. Twenty in $5. Forty in $10. You're there for three hours. Spend that allowance/ grass cutting money wisely.

And ... I'm out.