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Me
and
my
son
visited
the
arcade
at
the
weekend
and
had
an
absolutely
brilliant
time.
I've
previously
visited
the
Arcade
Club
in
Leeds
and
really
wanted
to
try
the
one
in
Bury
too,
so
we
made
the
journey
from
Derby
to
visit.
We
arrived
for
opening
and
there
was
loads
of
free
parking.
When
we
left
mid-afternoon
there
were
people
driving
round
looking
for
spaces,
but
this
was
a
busy
bank
holiday
Monday
so
it's
probably
to
be
expected.
It
was
easy
to
find,
although
the
front
of
the
venue
looks
a
bit
run
down
and
uninviting.
There's
rubbish
all
around,
discarded
wristbands,
and
general
waste
all
around.
The
sign
is
a
temporary
banner.
The
entrance
could
do
with
tidying
up
and
making
it
look
bit
nicer.
When
we
entered
we
were
blown
away
by
the
variety
and
sheer
number
of
arcade
machines.
It's
split
across
4
floors
and
there's
something
for
everyone.
It
was
just
insanely
fun,
a
proper
blast
form
the
past
with
so
many
games
to
play.
The
atmosphere
was
great
with
people
of
all
ages
playing
the
games.
There
was
always
something
to
play
even
on
a
busy
bank
holiday
Monday.
We
always
got
to
play
what
we
wanted
even
if
it
meant
waiting
a
couple
of
minutes.
All
the
staff
were
friendly
and
helpful.
There's
food
available
on
the
top
floor
which
I
brilliantly
priced
and
tasty.
I've
photographed
the
menu
and
I'm
sure
you'll
agree
how
reasonable
the
prices
are.
The
pizzas
were
fresh
and
we
got
them
quickly.
We
were
given
a
buzzer
which
meant
we
could
carry
on
playing
games
whilst
it
was
prepared,
but
it
only
took
about
10
minutes
anyway.
There's
also
bars
on
floors
2
and
3
which
are
great
too.
Having
recently
been
to
the
Leeds
Arcade
Club
can
say
that
this
is
definitely
bigger
and
has
more
machines.
But
there
are
a
few
things
that
Leeds
have
done
better
that
would
make
the
Bury
site
a
5
stars
rather
than
4:
-
Some
TLC
with
the
furniture
and
walls
in
the
restaurant
-
Menu
boards
on
the
walls
for
food
and
drinks
-
Some
machines
were
out
of
order
and
weren't
being
worked
on.
The
Time
Crisis
2
machine
was
completely
missing
a
button.
The
junior
Sonic
basketball
machine
didn't
work
along
with
some
others.
We
saw
no
issues
like
this
in
Leeds.
In
fairness
this
would
be
a
small
percent
of
the
total
machines,
the
overwhelming
majority
were
perfect
-
In
the
Xbox
and
TV
section
there
were
some
obviously
broken
controllers
(Thumb
sticks
sideways)
and
TVs
just
not
on
in
the
couch
gaming
area
-
The
exterior
needs
cleaning
up
These
issues
do
not
detract
from
an
amazing
day
out,
do
not
be
put
off
at
all.
This
place
contains
hundreds
of
amazing
arcade
machines
and
we
had
a
brilliant
day
out.
Thank
you
for
all
the
hard
work
in
preserving
arcade
culture
for
the
next
generation.
My
only
last
feedback
and
request
would
be
to
open
an
Arcade
Club
in
the
Midlands
( Derby
or
Nottingham,
you'd
make
a
fortune!)
so
we
don't
have
to
drive
so
far
to
visit!
Thank
you
so
much
Arcade
Club
for
running
this
amazing
establishment!
Highly
recommended
for
anyone
who
lives
video
games
&
arcades.
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