Thanks to Scott for showing me around his amazing collection of retro goodness . If you’d like to see it for yourself the best way is to check out the website LongLiveThe80s or search Weiners and Losers
@TheDailyWoo if you are a fan of The Last Starfighter , Arrow Video did a really great restored Blu ray of the film. It comes with new bonus features and the commentaries are amazing, one of them is Lance Guest and his son . It is beautifully restored.
I’m sorry, but I would not want anyone staying there. Folks are gonna steal that stuff. Those systems are quite valuable. Is that guy Julian Assange’s brother??
Search Weiners and Losers lol ?? Ya know I am also an 80s freak and I've been living right nextdoor to Winston-Salem in Pinnacle NC only 15 minutes away and never even knew about this place. That's what the cool arcades used to look like back when I was a teen. I gotta find this place.
When I was a kid in the 80’s I loved the sound of midway arcade in circus circus Las Vegas I’d just sit there with my eyes rolled back taking it all in Can you imagine a thousand arcade games blaring at once ?
I had a blast hosting you Adam and you can rest easy knowing after you left I shut down the flux capacitor and adjusted the time circuits so there should be no disruption in the time continuum making our journey to 1984 truly, in the past.
I worked in an arcade back in the middle 1980's. The ambient sounds of all those machines running with no one there is music to my ears. What a great place.
@@holyflame2 Arcades died during the PS1 era where you could have near arcade perfect ports in the home of the new 3D generation of games. Arcades used to be the next gen looking games compared to home systems. When it went to 3D the arcades and cabs became too gimmicky and expensive. So it was a mass of House of the Dead style shooting, 3D driving, and fighting games, with silly skiing/gimmick games. Only the fighting games had the simple joystick type. The others were expensive cabinets and there were so many of the same genres being released it was hard to recoupe the money spent on the cab
Man...I wish this place wasn't 2,500 miles away! Such a great job w/ the 80s nostalgia. One day when I get out to east coast I'd love to stay for a night 👍
Are you kidding me! You mean to tell me that metal Jesus the legend himself is also a fan of Adam the woo? This is freaking awesome. Seeing all of us old dudes just geeking out for this stuff really really makes me feel good.
Looking at this Airbnb brought a tear to my eye. That place has my childhood represented. Posters, video games, and even the clock from Back to the Future.
In 1984, 10 of us missed our school bus pickup because our friend was near breaking the Star Castle high score at a little company store that had a small arcade in the back. We all still talk and laugh about it to this day. Man, what a great time to be a kid!
I attended Penn State in 88-89. I would skip physics class several times a month to go to the mall & hang out at the arcade nearly all day before going home.
This was a killer episode/vlog. Loved it. It took me back to the early 80's. - We had a Roses Department Store in my town. - Scott seemed like a cool dude. A laid back kind of individual.
I LOVE his heart. He should train volunteers to help him run this the other Saturdays or maybe Thursday nights when people are looking for things to do. I get that he doesn't want to raise prices on the locals, but I have a feeling he is about to have a wait list a few months out from people willing to travel to get there.
As two Gen-Xers, this is amazing to see. Reminds me so many times of my childhood! Seeing the games in a nearby bowling alley or a Pizza Hut (back when you could be served at the restaurant)... Man. So good! I had a ton of these games on a bunch of floppy disks for my Atari as well. LOL.
I love playing the games Scott has there, I've been going there for years now. One cool thing about the Journey game is once you collect all the band members instruments, they play a mini concert from a cassette in the machine. That too is a level because you play a bouncer trying to keep the crowd away from the band if not the crowd rushes the stage and you start over but on a higher difficulty.
Adam, man! This is truly the coolest place on earth. I will literally buy a plane ticket to go there. That arcade is literally my dream. Thanks so much for sharing!
That is amazing, I'm so impressed that this guy has all that stuff, in such good condition, and he opens this experience to the public. It makes me want to visit North Carolina.
I've known Scott from back when our bands shared the bill at a local club a few times. His band, Scott Leftwich & The Atarians, is still putting out music. They would set their merch booth up and have TVs with Atari sets ready to play, it was a trip how they went all-in on the branding. Years after I gave up playing live, he was kind enough to invite me over to Wieners & Losers and has done so several times. It's a blast, I heavily recommend anyone local in the area get on the email list and book a time to come visit. Also, I love ATW and have been watching for years. This made my day to see you were in my backyard, Adam. Thanks for all the content you do and special thanks for shining a light on Scott!
My dad was a TV repairman and when Atari for TV came it, his employer let him take one home to "try it out." We were the most popular house on the block. I still love video games and still play. My son is a gamer and manages three arcades.
You look like you were having so much fun. Reliving your childhood. I am 45 myself and I couldn’t stop smiling every time you would show a game. Good times.....
Wow this was amazing what a Time warp treat for those of us who are 80s kids Wouldn’t it be great to travel back in time to a decade like the 80s and just hang out there as long as you wanted and get away from all the craziness and uncertainty of today
I love that he didn't make it look fancy. It has the dank feel of a 80s/90s arcade. I could just sit there and listen to all those games in their attract mode for hours
The only thing he's missing is blacklight paint designs on the walls, overhead neon lights, 80's arcade carpeting, and music playing. Very cool place! Salute
Wow! What a awesome collection! Nice original games, not a bunch of conversions. Timber, Pengo, Sinistar!!Even has a Space Fury! In the mid 90’s I started collecting machines, my 2 car garage was full. The 80’s arcade scene was awesome! I still have one pinball machine left.
Me and my wife stayed here and without a doubt one a the coolest things I've ever got to experience. Think of those old videos of women freaking out and fainting over the Beatles I never truely got that, but now I do! It's so much to take in I was dumbfounded. Could a have just walked around for hours just looking....if you are reading this you must check it out while it's available Too cool! Scott is a great host ,couldn't say enough positive things about this .
OMG! This is heaven for me! I used to work in an arcade in Philly when I was attending college. Most of these games bring back so many memories of days gone by. It's a shame we can't bring those days back, but you managed to give us a little taste of it. (Actually...a BIG taste). Looks like everything about the 80s was captured here. It's like going back in time...literally! I would love to visit that place and camp out for one night. Thanks for posting.
Dude.. that place was CRAZY! as an 80's kid I gotta go there one day before I die! Total bucket list thing now. That place is the closet thing you can get to the 1980's without jumping in the DeLorean from Back to the Future. MAJOR MAJOR props to that guy & his wife for just being able to have & maintain all that stuff & then to have the heart ❤️ to share it with other people to give us 40 & 50 year Olds a way to relive our youth. Damn! Bravo 👏 & thank you Adam for sharing this too!
That seems like a cool place 😎. That's good of him to feed people so they don't pass out and they can stay longer and play games. Thanks for sharing this Adam.
I’m an eighties kid myself Adam and I’m lucky enough to own a handful of arcade games, but nothing like this!!!! I live about 3 hours or so from Wieners and Losers so I’ll be checking this place out. Thanks for this!!! Wow!!!
Bring a monthly visitor to Scott’s collection, Scott is a great guy and really is preserving the art of the 80s. A great place to go and worth a visit!!!
Adam, I have been following your channel for a few years and you are on fire right now! How you showcase what is truly America and the best of our people is truly amazing! This video hit home with me as a child of the 80's and a NC resident. Keep up the great work and looking forward to the next one!
This guy is on to something. Air BNBs themed by decade is amazing. Sleep in an 50s, 60s, 70s, 80, 90s theme room in a building themed the same decade. Amazing.
What a trip down memory lane! That would be worth checking out and skipping a park day. Yes, we can all play these games via emulation at home-but nothing beats the actual arcade machine experience. Those machines are in fantastic condition the marques and side art are all fully intact, which is rare to see in this day and age. I really enjoyed this video.
Both of my sons would never sleep while staying there! The games he has , like the one that was ever made!!! I’m sure you had a great time while there yourself !! Love your vlogs!!
I love how the owner is not greedy at all! He doesn't want to take andvantage of people. The owner genuinely wants people to enjoy his 80s possesions, stay and experience.
10 bucks and you don't need quarters? Man that's is so cool. I so wish we had something like this in Australia. Our arcades were so expensive and there's hardly anything like this left
We don't really have any arcades left in the USA either. You can sometimes find them at the Casino resort for the kids, at least that's the only places I have seen arcades in this day and age in America
@@ThePeacePlant Then you haven't been looking. Just because you don't notice something doesn't mean that it doesn't exist. There are places you drive past everyday that you don't even notice are there. How long have you been alive and still havent figured out simple things like this?
This has to be the most impressive thing I’ve ever seen Speechless so much Nostalgia I would love to spend the night there and play games all night and listen to that music .I remember faintly as a kid going to the Christina mall and seeing the Arcade games . This was back in late 80s to early 90s I’m now 34 I love everything 80s and 90s best area 🕹👾📺 I grew up playing the NES that’s were my love for video games started
Awesome video. I'm 42 and my dream was to always have an arcade like this set up. The fact that all of these machines are running is really impressive considering the CRT's go out and they take a lot of maintenance to keep going. I only had a few and they took a lot of TLC. Really appreciate this guy keeping the dream of old arcades alive.
Love this video but I must correct one thing: E.T. (among dozens of other titles) were dumped into the Alamogordo landfill because Atari didn’t want to pay for the storage warehouse anymore. So they dumped about 125,000 cartridges. That’s actually a pretty common practice and it wasn’t because E.T. was a failure. Conversely E.T. was one of the best-selling Atari cartridges selling 2.7 million copies. Just doing my part to dispel the myth. :-)
Adam, you are just on fire right now with these vlogs! I was born and raised in NC and have lived in Myrtle Beach over 30 years and just love what you are doing. Keep up the great work!
That's really amazing. In the late 80's/early 90's I used to spend a lot of time at a arcade called Van's. That arcade was in a strip mall. Two doors down was a comic book shop. It was heaven for a 10 year old.
My favorite part of this video is when you find that Greg had erected a makeshift campsite behind the machines and had been secretly living there for the last 27 years
I stayed here last night with my wife and 11 year old girl and her friend! Just a awesome place!!! They had a blast! Thanks, Adam, for showing me this!
OK, this place is my dream!! I'm 4 years older than you, so I was a teenager in the 80's too, and I LOVED arcade games! I wish I could go there. 👏🏻💖🏴
HEY ATW... IMPRESSIVE !! MOST IMPRESSIVE!! I am pleasantly surprised by the amount of video games this young man has surmassed and restored to their former glory! I felt like I was walking into Golfland arcade around 1982! The first game I see on your walk in was my favorite, "TEMPEST"! I must make a way to stay at this Airbnb no matter what
I remember being a kid back in 1981 or 1982 and playing Gorf at Aladdins Castle at Willowbrook Mall in Houston, Texas. I was doing great in the game and got a really high score and I had a bunch of people cheering for me, after I was done I went outside of the arcade and this blonde lady in a white fur coat came up to me and told me how great I was and she bought me some candy and a drink, it was one of the best moments of my life, I'll never forget it
Absolutely amazing collection. I used to be late to get back to school after lunch because I’d love to play Zaxxon in the stand up games and Mrs. PAC-Man 😊 thanks for sharing Adam !
Just watching this I can feel the 80's vibes already! It brings back so much memories from my childhood days. That man got of hella of a collections! I would visit there one day :) Thanks for sharing this
This place is amazing! Would love to go here! Adam you find the best places to do your videos. Thanks so much for sharing and appreciate all you do to show us all these great places and interesting people. This video series has been the best! Great work! 👍
Thanks to Scott for showing me around his amazing collection of retro goodness . If you’d like to see it for yourself the best way is to check out the website LongLiveThe80s or search Weiners and Losers
@TheDailyWoo if you are a fan of The Last Starfighter , Arrow Video did a really great restored Blu ray of the film. It comes with new bonus features and the commentaries are amazing, one of them is Lance Guest and his son . It is beautifully restored.
I’m sorry, but I would not want anyone staying there. Folks are gonna steal that stuff. Those systems are quite valuable. Is that guy Julian Assange’s brother??
Search Weiners and Losers lol ?? Ya know I am also an 80s freak and I've been living right nextdoor to Winston-Salem in Pinnacle NC only 15 minutes away and never even knew about this place. That's what the cool arcades used to look like back when I was a teen. I gotta find this place.
When I was a kid in the 80’s I loved the sound of midway arcade in circus circus Las Vegas I’d just sit there with my eyes rolled back taking it all in
Can you imagine a thousand arcade games blaring at once ?
I had a blast hosting you Adam and you can rest easy knowing after you left I shut down the flux capacitor and adjusted the time circuits so there should be no disruption in the time continuum making our journey to 1984 truly, in the past.
I worked in an arcade back in the middle 1980's. The ambient sounds of all those machines running with no one there is music to my ears. What a great place.
Isn’t it a bit sad that arcades are pretty much gone? It is for me .
@@billsimms2511 It really is. Places like Tilt, Dave and Busters and so many other places are nothing but "win 5000 tickets and get a #2 pencil" now.
Probably because no developers are doing arcade games anymore. All of them move on to PC, consoles and mobile games.
@@holyflame2 Tis a shame.
@@holyflame2 Arcades died during the PS1 era where you could have near arcade perfect ports in the home of the new 3D generation of games. Arcades used to be the next gen looking games compared to home systems. When it went to 3D the arcades and cabs became too gimmicky and expensive. So it was a mass of House of the Dead style shooting, 3D driving, and fighting games, with silly skiing/gimmick games. Only the fighting games had the simple joystick type. The others were expensive cabinets and there were so many of the same genres being released it was hard to recoupe the money spent on the cab
I go here quite often, and even introduced my 8 year old to 80's arcade goodness here! Scott is one awesome guy!
Man...I wish this place wasn't 2,500 miles away! Such a great job w/ the 80s nostalgia. One day when I get out to east coast I'd love to stay for a night 👍
You should . It’s incredible!
Fly or hitch hike you won't regret it.
You and your wife should go for one of your vlogs.
Oh no.. if we let MetalJesus in.. he will never come out!
Are you kidding me! You mean to tell me that metal Jesus the legend himself is also a fan of Adam the woo? This is freaking awesome. Seeing all of us old dudes just geeking out for this stuff really really makes me feel good.
That place is incredible. Hats off to Mr. Scott for preserving all those games and other things. Well done!
BEAM ME UP, SCOTTY!
It's not full 80s at all, there is no tan colored dust buster on the wall or a cordless phone with a 2 foot antenna
@@breakingames7772 lol you forgot the clapper clap on clap off! Cha pet too
Looking at this Airbnb brought a tear to my eye. That place has my childhood represented. Posters, video games, and even the clock from Back to the Future.
Vivid memories of by son’s bedroom. It was all there.
In 1984, 10 of us missed our school bus pickup because our friend was near breaking the Star Castle high score at a little company store that had a small arcade in the back. We all still talk and laugh about it to this day. Man, what a great time to be a kid!
Well worth it!
I attended Penn State in 88-89. I would skip physics class several times a month to go to the mall & hang out at the arcade nearly all day before going home.
Love this! Graduated high school in 1985. Many nights hanging out in arcades as a young teen coveting quarters.
This was a killer episode/vlog. Loved it. It took me back to the early 80's.
- We had a Roses Department Store in my town.
- Scott seemed like a cool dude. A laid back kind of individual.
Very cool guy . Really enjoyed hanging out with him
@@TheDailyWoo Adam, don't forget about getting a piping hot caffeinated beverage and donut at Krispy Kreme while in NC.
Scott is the real deal
I LOVE his heart. He should train volunteers to help him run this the other Saturdays or maybe Thursday nights when people are looking for things to do. I get that he doesn't want to raise prices on the locals, but I have a feeling he is about to have a wait list a few months out from people willing to travel to get there.
Thank you Scott for preserving the 80's arcade! I love history and things like this.
As two Gen-Xers, this is amazing to see. Reminds me so many times of my childhood! Seeing the games in a nearby bowling alley or a Pizza Hut (back when you could be served at the restaurant)... Man. So good! I had a ton of these games on a bunch of floppy disks for my Atari as well. LOL.
3 hours doesn't seem like nearly enough time to enjoy all those games. This is really an impressive collection.
Yeah 3 hours sucks
I love playing the games Scott has there, I've been going there for years now. One cool thing about the Journey game is once you collect all the band members instruments, they play a mini concert from a cassette in the machine. That too is a level because you play a bouncer trying to keep the crowd away from the band if not the crowd rushes the stage and you start over but on a higher difficulty.
Very cool. I was amazed at his collection
That's absolutely INCREDIBLE. Thank you, Scott for preserving all of this, and Adam for bringing this to our attention. 😃🌟🤠👏
Adam, man! This is truly the coolest place on earth. I will literally buy a plane ticket to go there. That arcade is literally my dream. Thanks so much for sharing!
That is amazing, I'm so impressed that this guy has all that stuff, in such good condition, and he opens this experience to the public. It makes me want to visit North Carolina.
I've known Scott from back when our bands shared the bill at a local club a few times. His band, Scott Leftwich & The Atarians, is still putting out music. They would set their merch booth up and have TVs with Atari sets ready to play, it was a trip how they went all-in on the branding. Years after I gave up playing live, he was kind enough to invite me over to Wieners & Losers and has done so several times. It's a blast, I heavily recommend anyone local in the area get on the email list and book a time to come visit.
Also, I love ATW and have been watching for years. This made my day to see you were in my backyard, Adam. Thanks for all the content you do and special thanks for shining a light on Scott!
My dad was a TV repairman and when Atari for TV came it, his employer let him take one home to "try it out." We were the most popular house on the block. I still love video games and still play. My son is a gamer and manages three arcades.
The arcade, the mall, wwf wrestling, def leppard, and movies.
My 80's childhood in a nutshell.
We were lucky to have experienced such a time.
+1 for Def Leppard!
@@dizneydoby1438 truly blessed. Best decade ever.
@@GregsGameRoom yes sir! 🤟
@captain scentsible39 I loved that arcade game.
I was rubbish on the console version though.
What a walk down memory lane. I remember spending hours playing these games. What a cool AirBNB, I might have to check it out! Safe travels Adam!
You look like you were having so much fun. Reliving your childhood. I am 45 myself and I couldn’t stop smiling every time you would show a game. Good times.....
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Wow this was amazing what a Time warp treat for those of us who are 80s kids
Wouldn’t it be great to travel back in time to a decade like the 80s and just hang out there as long as you wanted and get away from all the craziness and uncertainty of today
I love 80s and 90s arcades. Love the dark rooms with the sound. Definitely should bring them back. 2D and pinball are what I like.
I love that he didn't make it look fancy. It has the dank feel of a 80s/90s arcade. I could just sit there and listen to all those games in their attract mode for hours
The only thing he's missing is blacklight paint designs on the walls, overhead neon lights, 80's arcade carpeting, and music playing. Very cool place! Salute
80s theme 👍🏻 gotta be the best place ever! I'd give anything to actually get back to the 1980s to relive my awesome childhood 😭 thanks for the tour.
Amen to that!
Wow! What a awesome collection! Nice original games, not a bunch of conversions. Timber, Pengo, Sinistar!!Even has a Space Fury! In the mid 90’s I started collecting machines, my 2 car garage was full. The 80’s arcade scene was awesome! I still have one pinball machine left.
This place is now on my bucket list. What an amazing trip down memory lane. Down to the Roses cafe tables. Incredible!
Been several times, great place. Scott is a super nice guy. It is such a treat to visit this place.
Me and my wife stayed here and without a doubt one a the coolest things I've ever got to experience.
Think of those old videos of women freaking out and fainting over the Beatles I never truely got that, but now I do! It's so much to take in I was dumbfounded. Could a have just walked around for hours just looking....if you are reading this you must check it out while it's available
Too cool! Scott is a great host ,couldn't say enough positive things about this .
Thank you Brian!!!
LOVE the sounds of these games!!
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This place looks like heaven!
I'm 46. My best memories were in arcades like this! Thanks Adam!
OMG! This is heaven for me! I used to work in an arcade in Philly when I was attending college. Most of these games bring back so many memories of days gone by. It's a shame we can't bring those days back, but you managed to give us a little taste of it. (Actually...a BIG taste). Looks like everything about the 80s was captured here. It's like going back in time...literally! I would love to visit that place and camp out for one night. Thanks for posting.
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Which arcade? Maybe I knew it.
Just wow. Love it. Was born in ‘79 so I can surely appreciate ALL this ❤️ appreciate this mans idea to share his treasures 😎
Dude.. that place was CRAZY! as an 80's kid I gotta go there one day before I die! Total bucket list thing now. That place is the closet thing you can get to the 1980's without jumping in the DeLorean from Back to the Future. MAJOR MAJOR props to that guy & his wife for just being able to have & maintain all that stuff & then to have the heart ❤️ to share it with other people to give us 40 & 50 year Olds a way to relive our youth. Damn! Bravo 👏 & thank you Adam for sharing this too!
That seems like a cool place 😎. That's good of him to feed people so they don't pass out and they can stay longer and play games. Thanks for sharing this Adam.
I’m an eighties kid myself Adam and I’m lucky enough to own a handful of arcade games, but nothing like this!!!! I live about 3 hours or so from Wieners and Losers so I’ll be checking this place out. Thanks for this!!! Wow!!!
Bring a monthly visitor to Scott’s collection, Scott is a great guy and really is preserving the art of the 80s. A great place to go and worth a visit!!!
He’s doing the lords work in a way
Adam, I have been following your channel for a few years and you are on fire right now! How you showcase what is truly America and the best of our people is truly amazing! This video hit home with me as a child of the 80's and a NC resident. Keep up the great work and looking forward to the next one!
This guy is on to something. Air BNBs themed by decade is amazing. Sleep in an 50s, 60s, 70s, 80, 90s theme room in a building themed the same decade. Amazing.
What a trip down memory lane! That would be worth checking out and skipping a park day. Yes, we can all play these games via emulation at home-but nothing beats the actual arcade machine experience. Those machines are in fantastic condition the marques and side art are all fully intact, which is rare to see in this day and age. I really enjoyed this video.
Nice to see someone so passionate about what they love to make it seem like you never left the 80s. A true perfectionist.
definitely a memory lane walk with the arcade games, cabbage patch kids, and smurfette lamp! Thank you, Adam.
I spied that cabbage patch kid too! So many good memories.
Been going there for a couple of years now. As a child of the 70's/80's the place blows my mind and I am always happy to get another invite.
WOW! 80's retro goodness as far as the eye can see! An amazing find! Thanks for showing us this, Adam!
Both of my sons would never sleep while staying there! The games he has , like the one that was ever made!!! I’m sure you had a great time while there yourself !! Love your vlogs!!
I want to stay there and just stay up the whole time! I have a collection, primarily ps2. Would love to run around this place someday
Omg. The sound brought me back to the arcade in mall in the 70’s! This guy is a hero! Thanks for this video!
I think it is so awesome that Scott brings those old video games back to life. I remember some of them. Qbert was my favorite.
Loved this video!! You can see Scott brighten up from your genuine curiosity of his awesome collection!! Can’t wait to see what’s next
I love how the owner is not greedy at all! He doesn't want to take andvantage of people. The owner genuinely wants people to enjoy his 80s possesions, stay and experience.
WOW! That is over the top coolness. Brings back memories of arcade days, so many quarters and dollars spent having fun.
what a nice guy and just wow the nostalgia factor is above and beyond for all of us who grew up in the 80s
As someone who goes to Funspot in NH twice a year, this is truly a very impressive collection
I love Funspot, but this place looks equally fun
Came here to say this, too! I love the American Classic Arcade Museum!
What a nice gentleman Scott is.
Thank you both for sharing this! If I ever get back east I shall check it out!
10 bucks and you don't need quarters? Man that's is so cool. I so wish we had something like this in Australia. Our arcades were so expensive and there's hardly anything like this left
We don't really have any arcades left in the USA either. You can sometimes find them at the Casino resort for the kids, at least that's the only places I have seen arcades in this day and age in America
@@ThePeacePlant Then you haven't been looking. Just because you don't notice something doesn't mean that it doesn't exist. There are places you drive past everyday that you don't even notice are there. How long have you been alive and still havent figured out simple things like this?
Wow super collection thanks to Scott for showing us around. Thanks Adam 🇦🇺🇦🇺
This has to be the most impressive thing I’ve ever seen Speechless so much Nostalgia I would love to spend the night there and play games all night and listen to that music .I remember faintly as a kid going to the Christina mall and seeing the Arcade games . This was back in late 80s to early 90s I’m now 34 I love everything 80s and 90s best area 🕹👾📺 I grew up playing the NES that’s were my love for video games started
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This guy has a serious PASSION, thanks Adam, That place is AMAZING!! "Wieners and losers" What a great name too!
Isn't that a fantastic name? How clever.
@@littlesthobo182 love it!
Awesome video. I'm 42 and my dream was to always have an arcade like this set up. The fact that all of these machines are running is really impressive considering the CRT's go out and they take a lot of maintenance to keep going. I only had a few and they took a lot of TLC. Really appreciate this guy keeping the dream of old arcades alive.
I just turned 42. Hi.
Wow! Like a kid in a candy store! I remember spending all my hard earned quarters on games like Crazy Climber and Ghouls N Ghosts! Long Live the 80's!
Love this video but I must correct one thing: E.T. (among dozens of other titles) were dumped into the Alamogordo landfill because Atari didn’t want to pay for the storage warehouse anymore. So they dumped about 125,000 cartridges. That’s actually a pretty common practice and it wasn’t because E.T. was a failure. Conversely E.T. was one of the best-selling Atari cartridges selling 2.7 million copies. Just doing my part to dispel the myth. :-)
Hello, Greg.
ET may be one of the best selling Atari 2600 games but it was a terrible game lol.
Adam, you are just on fire right now with these vlogs! I was born and raised in NC and have lived in Myrtle Beach over 30 years and just love what you are doing. Keep up the great work!
One of my favorite places as a kid was an arcade, showbiz, or chuck e cheese. This is great! He even has a flux capacitor!
Wow myself being a 80s kid that place was epic. A lot of games. Awesome video thank you so very much for sharing that with us.
This is absolutely without a doubt the best video ever made in the history of all time!
What a way to take something you love and share it with the world. Awesome place.
That's really amazing. In the late 80's/early 90's I used to spend a lot of time at a arcade called Van's. That arcade was in a strip mall. Two doors down was a comic book shop. It was heaven for a 10 year old.
Brought back memories that have long been buried. That’s a good thing. Thank you.
Just Amazing!!! Love it. What a great idea for a husband/spouses birthday or holiday get away for a night or 2.,
Ahh… you played Centipede! I was hoping you would. 😊 What an amazing place, so much work Mr Scott put in, and so nice to share with others.
Shout out to Scott for doing some filming for you at a few parts too. Getting those "power stance angles". 😂
Wowwww. My mind was just blown. If I were there in person, I don't think I would recover!
My favorite part of this video is when you find that Greg had erected a makeshift campsite behind the machines and had been secretly living there for the last 27 years
This would be Greg’s personal heaven without a doubt
@@TheDailyWoo fairly certain it'll be on the agenda for late August or early September
I’m renting a box truck and heading up that way…
I stayed here last night with my wife and 11 year old girl and her friend! Just a awesome place!!! They had a blast! Thanks, Adam, for showing me this!
OK, this place is my dream!! I'm 4 years older than you, so I was a teenager in the 80's too, and I LOVED arcade games! I wish I could go there. 👏🏻💖🏴
HEY ATW... IMPRESSIVE !! MOST IMPRESSIVE!! I am pleasantly surprised by the amount of video games this young man has surmassed and restored to their former glory! I felt like I was walking into Golfland arcade around 1982! The first game I see on your walk in was my favorite, "TEMPEST"! I must make a way to stay at this Airbnb no matter what
As an early 80's kid, I would never want to leave there!
Your pencil trick on the Track and Field game is like Hawk and his hat in Over The Top! This video was absolutely awesome! Thanks for sharing!
Nice to see you are having fun Adam! I am glad you have chosen this route. I am a watcher of at least 5 years now and enjoy the locations you visit.
Thank God for people like Scott! We get to be young again! How does he prevent stealing and damage to his stuff?
Credit card
Thank you. I just went back to my youth. I even cried.
This was one of the best places you ever visited Adam, great find! 80's nostalgia is just the best.
I remember being a kid back in 1981 or 1982 and playing Gorf at Aladdins Castle at Willowbrook Mall in Houston, Texas. I was doing great in the game and got a really high score and I had a bunch of people cheering for me, after I was done I went outside of the arcade and this blonde lady in a white fur coat came up to me and told me how great I was and she bought me some candy and a drink, it was one of the best moments of my life, I'll never forget it
Did you get something else form the lady you're not telling us about?
What a fun place. Ooh gotta love the video games and eighties vibe. Wishing you Adam and your viewers a super week. Hugs Susan
Super interesting place and whole trip in general. Love the Bart drinking a piping cold sugary beverage t-shirt.
Absolutely amazing collection. I used to be late to get back to school after lunch because I’d love to play Zaxxon in the stand up games and Mrs. PAC-Man 😊 thanks for sharing Adam !
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Just watching this I can feel the 80's vibes already! It brings back so much memories from my childhood days. That man got of hella of a collections! I would visit there one day :) Thanks for sharing this
This place is amazing! Would love to go here! Adam you find the best places to do your videos. Thanks so much for sharing and appreciate all you do to show us all these great places and interesting people. This video series has been the best! Great work! 👍
What a great place! Roses...OMG! Loved that place!
BEST VIDEO EVER………I was 7 - 17 in the 80s..it is my youth ..couldn’t love this video more …Thank you Adam!
Cloak and Dagger was one of my favorite 80's movies!
I miss the old arcades. Frogger. Joust. So many I dont remember. And the pin ball machines. Those were good times 😎
Such classics
What an amazing place! So cool it’s an AirBnB and they open it to public once a month. I would love to stay there sometime! So many classic games!
The Sears catalog . I used to be able to make my entire Christmas Wish list from the Sears catalog .
No better years then the 80s. Music, movies, and life..
What I thought was very cool about that arcade is is the fact that all the games are before 1984, always loved those 70s and early 80s arcade games
1981until 1984 was the so called golden era for arcade games.
This was so cool to watch Adam! This brought back a lot of memories as a kid. I think I would get lost in there with all those games. Lol
Thank you for the message God bless you and your family 💖💙🕊️🙏
This was a fun one to watch. Thinking back, I must have spent a hundred bucks worth of allowance on the original Star Wars arcade.