“It makes me feel like the store manager really cares about this kind of retro game culture.” I used to go there often for a while, but due to work, I couldn't go there anymore, so I went here for the first time in a year. As soon as I entered the store, he immediately remembered me, even my player name, which made me a little happy. If you were in the opposite position, you might remember the face but probably not the name. Like most people, I heard that this place has been affected by the coronavirus and is having a difficult time. Even under such circumstances, all cabinets have been coated with a special coating that can kill viruses so that customers can play with peace of mind after reopening. You can rest assured that the effect will last for 5 years. Even though this industry is already difficult, I thought it was great.

A game center that can be said to specialize in competitive battles, located on the second floor of a building that doesn't seem like it's located in a back alley. Play fees are reasonable starting from 50 yen They have a wide selection of old and new popular fighting styles, and tournaments are held frequently. It's an unbearable situation for fighting game fans, but it's a difficult atmosphere for light gamers. My rating is 1☆ because I'm a light gamer, but if I'm a fighting gamer, I'd say 4☆.

It is a competitive game center with 20 sets of battle tables, and 3 single-player machines are emulator tables. Nesica and Allnet are 100 yen, but others are operated for 50 yen. It looks a little difficult to enter, but you can enter the store directly from the elevator in front.

This store mainly sells fighting games. Although it is not possible to bring in your own base, we have a variety of types available and will provide them to you upon request. Strike 2, 3rd, zero3, Melbra, BB, kof14, Hokuto, Skaga, Saber, etc. are popular. Tournaments are held regularly, and it is said to be the only place in Japan where players can compete against each other. Therefore, most of the Japanese tournaments in Melbula are held here. Depending on the day of the week, 50 yen plus 2 credit services and flip competition services are also available. Therefore, the popular games differ depending on the day of the week. Smoking is allowed everywhere, but the store is well ventilated and the manager often uses deodorizing spray, so unless there are a lot of smokers, you won't notice the smell of cigarettes. The manager, staff, and customers are all nice people, and even beginners can receive instruction, or they can receive instructions directly from a former Zenichi chef. There are also action games and shooting games, and the speakers have been replaced, so you can feel the love of the store manager.

Game centers specializing in video games are now rare and valuable. It's a wonderful Bonkura space filled with the enthusiasm of the store manager and regulars, with tournaments and competitions held every day. You can feel the breath of the past, and above all, it's irresistible that they are still being played. If you live nearby, you might go there every day.

I came to the store after learning that it was a store in Saitama Prefecture where you could play AC Fist of the North Star. When I went there, it wasn't operating, so I asked the store manager? When I asked (a well-built man), ``Don't you have a Hokuto?'', he replied, ``Yes, let's put one in,'' and he set up the base. They seemed to be familiar with the work and let me play right away! I spoke with him for a bit, and he seemed like a very personable person. I wanted to give it a 5 star because of the staff's response, but...as I was visiting the store for the first time, I was looking around at the cabinets in the store, and a customer made eye contact with me and glared at me. And why is that guy's voice so loud during the game? I used to think that arcades were noisy places, but in recent years that impression has faded, so I was surprised to encounter them for the first time in a while.

This is a store that focuses on fighting games. The manager is originally a player, so he creates a comfortable environment. The distribution environment is set up, and recording and distribution are still available, so it's quite flexible. I think it's one of the most valuable items in the shops these days. You should go at least once.

When I spilled coffee, they wiped the inside of the case clean and even gave me a new mask. It's a rustic but nice store with a lot of love.

One of the best arcades in the city, and a vibrant scene for a ton of different games. If you play any CPS2, CPS3, or airdashers, you owe it to yourself to show up for their weeklies. Fantastic noodles across the street too!

It has the atmosphere of an old-fashioned (high score girl era) arcade. When I went there, there was only one customer, probably because of the coronavirus, even though it was evening. I pray that it will regain its vitality.