Thanks for the great review and thanks for visiting! Great meeting you and talking games. The Time Crisis 3 had a bad switch in the gun. It’s fixed now as well as the Abort button on the Rush. Everything is back to 100%.
Takes me back I remember the fun times I had I’m glad I was part of the last generation to experience this born in 1985 definitely grew up in the last greatest generations I remember going to the arcades so much fun memories back in the day
Yeah, I was born in 83 and feel similarly about it. We got to enjoy a world without the internet. I always loved the mystery of what new games would be at the arcade when I show up next. I know I never knew what was coming out. I'd just show up and see Mortal Kombat 2 and be blown away. I found Killer Instinct at the arcade right as it came out and never heard of it before. Not having the games at home was also kind of a perk. Now days everyone has the best version of every game at home but we had to look forward to going to the arcade. I used to save up or do extra chores to make some money to go to the arcade because it was the best place to play the games I loved. The console versions were fine but nowhere near as cool as the big arcade cabinets. I have several at home now, which would have blown my young mind as a kid if I knew I'd have them one day haha.
Thanks for this video! This is one of my favorite places to visit in Wichita! I remember visiting their first location several times before they moved to this location.
Thanks for watching! The new location is pretty amazing too. I recorded a video of that one. Mike (one of the owners) really cares about the games and experience. It’s a rare thing to find now days. I wish I lived closer.
That looks like heaven! 12 bucks is a great price. The closest good retro arcade near me, about 45 mins away is now up to 20 bucks per person and has only about 30 to 40 games. That place did install cup holders on the base just under the deck, which is nice.
@@KillerArcadeGames Yeah, they started off around $12, but that was a few years ago. They do have more locations popping up around here but they are smaller than the original. Surprised you don't have something similar where you live.
That is a blast from the past! AMAZING! I especially love how all the games that were relevant to each other were close together. That pinball set up where you can see the board above it was INGENIOUS! I never even thought of that lol Awesome vid, Chris!
Wow. Even better than expected. My personal biggest nostalgia bomb is that FInal Fight cabinet. I've yet to see one at any "beer-cade" style place. Like any self respecting 90s kid, that was my first beat-em-up and I played the hell out of in a small dark room at the local pizza place with my lawn mowing money.
@KillerArcadeGames it breaks my heart some places that have arcades that I’ve been to this year only have the kid friendly arcades and not the REAL oldies like MK. The closest to an arcade place I’ve been to was the Joystick Gamebar in downtown Atlanta, Barcade in Manhattan, and Billy’s Midway in New Jersey.
The real-life Gameworks arcade in Seattle, which was seen in The Last of Us 2 during Ellie's adventures, closed on December 23 after more than 25 years in business. Although the location plays a minor role in the plot and is used as a backdrop for a more important scene, it is a fan favorite and is considered attractive by both retro and casual players familiar with the Seattle arcade. Greetings from Russia)
Where is this one located? It seems like I have been to a different one in Wichita twice now... did they move? This place looks like it will do really well.
Hahahaha! He’s a lot taller than I am though. I once saw a dude at an arcade that looked so much like me I was actually confused for a second. I took a picture of the dude from a distance and even Lady KAG was stunned
You know I only now realised what is the problem of big arcade places like this. And it is the fact that they are loud as hell. Like, you can't even focus on the game to play it and enjoy your time without been disturbed by echo of the sounds around you. So yeah, having your own arcade cabinet at home or emulating those arcade games on your PC in my opinion is better, because you can play them at home in piece and quiet, focusing on the game. But that is just my opinion on it. p.s - and it also saves you money lol
Sucks to be you, the loud noises didn't distract me from playing the games, I've played it just fine, back in the day. Plus I enjoyed the social aspect of it, unlike today, too many of y'all gamers are very anti-social, cause of online gaming.
I’ve never heard anyone dislike the loudness, but that’s interesting. I personally dislike when arcades have the games so quiet you can’t hear them. I think they did a good job of equalizing the sound for each game so none were overpowering each other.
Imagine bringing out a new arcade title every Monday for 8 YEARS straight... it's crazy how many games are at galloping ghost arcade not to mention all the exclusive games they have as well. Definitely gonna be a hour or 2. Talk to doc mac and play all of their exclusives titles.
Thanks for the great review and thanks for visiting! Great meeting you and talking games. The Time Crisis 3 had a bad switch in the gun. It’s fixed now as well as the Abort button on the Rush. Everything is back to 100%.
It was cool to meet you in person! I’ll be back again sometime soon.
The last time my jaw dropped, seeing an arcade was the pinball museum in vegas, and now this. What a feast for the eyes. Thanks for showing this.
Takes me back I remember the fun times I had
I’m glad I was part of the last generation to experience this born in 1985 definitely grew up in the last greatest generations I remember going to the arcades so much fun memories back in the day
Yeah, I was born in 83 and feel similarly about it. We got to enjoy a world without the internet. I always loved the mystery of what new games would be at the arcade when I show up next. I know I never knew what was coming out. I'd just show up and see Mortal Kombat 2 and be blown away. I found Killer Instinct at the arcade right as it came out and never heard of it before. Not having the games at home was also kind of a perk. Now days everyone has the best version of every game at home but we had to look forward to going to the arcade. I used to save up or do extra chores to make some money to go to the arcade because it was the best place to play the games I loved. The console versions were fine but nowhere near as cool as the big arcade cabinets. I have several at home now, which would have blown my young mind as a kid if I knew I'd have them one day haha.
These 80's & 90's arcades are so cool! I love them!
Me too!
Thanks for this video! This is one of my favorite places to visit in Wichita! I remember visiting their first location several times before they moved to this location.
Thanks for watching! The new location is pretty amazing too. I recorded a video of that one. Mike (one of the owners) really cares about the games and experience. It’s a rare thing to find now days. I wish I lived closer.
Hey, what a beautiful place, thanks for the video
Thanks for watching!
Love it! I like the rubics qube table and donkey kong at the bar in the corner.
Those are a nice touch!
That looks like heaven! 12 bucks is a great price. The closest good retro arcade near me, about 45 mins away is now up to 20 bucks per person and has only about 30 to 40 games. That place did install cup holders on the base just under the deck, which is nice.
Wow that’s kind of pricey. We don’t have anything like that in San Antonio. It’s crazy since it’s a major and heavily populated city.
@@KillerArcadeGames Yeah, they started off around $12, but that was a few years ago. They do have more locations popping up around here but they are smaller than the original. Surprised you don't have something similar where you live.
That is a blast from the past! AMAZING! I especially love how all the games that were relevant to each other were close together. That pinball set up where you can see the board above it was INGENIOUS! I never even thought of that lol Awesome vid, Chris!
The pinball cameras are so cool. It’s like those dual monitor midway machines back in the day.
@@KillerArcadeGames At first glance, I thought he was hanging pinball machines from the ceiling
Amazing spot. Would love to go there someday
It’s great! A rare find these days.
Wow. Even better than expected. My personal biggest nostalgia bomb is that FInal Fight cabinet. I've yet to see one at any "beer-cade" style place. Like any self respecting 90s kid, that was my first beat-em-up and I played the hell out of in a small dark room at the local pizza place with my lawn mowing money.
Final Fight is pretty rare I guess. There may be one at one of the Cidercade locations nearby, I’ll have to look.
great video , this place looks amazing and well taken care of. I need something like this near me.
Plenty of classic hits from Taito, Namco, Atari, Midway, SEGA, Nintendo, Konami & Capcom on fully glorious display here!
Yes! They have a great variety of games for all tastes.
@@KillerArcadeGames my tastes are in the late 90s to early 2000s
@KillerArcadeGames it breaks my heart some places that have arcades that I’ve been to this year only have the kid friendly arcades and not the REAL oldies like MK. The closest to an arcade place I’ve been to was the Joystick Gamebar in downtown Atlanta, Barcade in Manhattan, and Billy’s Midway in New Jersey.
I hate the modern arcades, they’re just kiddie casinos.
@@KillerArcadeGames yeah and most of them look like something from an game app on their iPhones or iPads.
The real-life Gameworks arcade in Seattle, which was seen in The Last of Us 2 during Ellie's adventures, closed on December 23 after more than 25 years in business. Although the location plays a minor role in the plot and is used as a backdrop for a more important scene, it is a fan favorite and is considered attractive by both retro and casual players familiar with the Seattle arcade.
Greetings from Russia)
Where is this one located? It seems like I have been to a different one in Wichita twice now... did they move? This place looks like it will do really well.
It’s pretty close to their old location. 906 E Third St N
Wichita, KS 67202
Mike looks like Richard Christy from the Howard Stern show 😎
Hahah I’ll have to look that up.
Richard is my faaaaaavorite.
They have Killer instinct 1.
They can officially be called an arcade.
Agreed haha
9:26 the government sent in a doppelganger/clone to monitor you 😮
He's even looking at KI2 😱
Hahahaha! He’s a lot taller than I am though. I once saw a dude at an arcade that looked so much like me I was actually confused for a second. I took a picture of the dude from a distance and even Lady KAG was stunned
Maybe you could put an arcade1up where the wood thing is next to your tv?
I could but I think I’m done with the 1Ups 😬
Oh ok
You know I only now realised what is the problem of big arcade places like this. And it is the fact that they are loud as hell. Like, you can't even focus on the game to play it and enjoy your time without been disturbed by echo of the sounds around you. So yeah, having your own arcade cabinet at home or emulating those arcade games on your PC in my opinion is better, because you can play them at home in piece and quiet, focusing on the game. But that is just my opinion on it.
p.s - and it also saves you money lol
LOL
Sucks to be you, the loud noises didn't distract me from playing the games, I've played it just fine, back in the day. Plus I enjoyed the social aspect of it, unlike today, too many of y'all gamers are very anti-social, cause of online gaming.
I’ve never heard anyone dislike the loudness, but that’s interesting. I personally dislike when arcades have the games so quiet you can’t hear them. I think they did a good job of equalizing the sound for each game so none were overpowering each other.
@@KillerArcadeGames I was not talking about the games been too loud but the crowd of people. But again, it is my opinion on it.
Any plans of visiting Galloping Ghost?
Yep! I’ll be there in a couple of weeks. I’ll probably do a meet up one night while I’m there. I’ll post about it soon on the community page.
Wrestlemania have a actual pcb in it !!!
Yep! He restored it and got it looking beautiful and original again.
SO COOL What's the address
906 E Third St N
Wichita, KS 67202
United States
So.. I would pay $12 to get in?
Yeah, that’s all it takes and you can play all you want. Pinball does cost per play though.
Imagine bringing out a new arcade title every Monday for 8 YEARS straight... it's crazy how many games are at galloping ghost arcade not to mention all the exclusive games they have as well. Definitely gonna be a hour or 2. Talk to doc mac and play all of their exclusives titles.
That’s just crazy! I’m going there in a couple of weeks! I can’t wait to see games I’ve never seen in my life.