Two Story Facility Affirms Commitment to Amusement Venues
Though it may still be among the weakest performers in Sega’s business, the company proves it still believes in the power of the arcade by opening a new venue in Yoyogi, a northern neighborhood in Tokyo.
The game center is two stories and contains over 130 machines. Courtesy AndriaSang, pictures of the venue are available in the gallery below. Border Break and Project DIVA Arcade are in plentiful supply at the venue, as are UFO Catchers. Some Sonic characters are scattered throughout via change machines. In all, there appears to be plenty to do for gamers of all ages at the Yoyogi center.
More pictures are available at the cited link.
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Looks nice too bad tickets to Japan are very piecey for me
yeah. sega has cool stuff but why they have it so far away. i wish they have something in america.
I really hope this venue does well.
Philip, they HAVE had arcades in America. In fact, many of them have recently closed down due to lack of revenue.
Either way, interesting… but doubtful that it will be successful.
@UltimaHedgie
Arcades are pretty successful in Japan.
Hmm… those SEGA UFO Catchers are actually quite common where I live; I’ve seen them in various movie theaters and Malls in my area. Ironically, there aren’t any SEGA-related products inside them; just random non-SEGA plushies.