WHAT WE BRING

Here is our current arcade machine selection!

Taiko no Tatsujin HD
SCOTTO
StepManiaX
DDR Extreme
F-Zero AX (2 cabinets, linked)
Initial D8 (2 cabinets, linked)
Crazy Taxi
SEGA Race TV
Pop’n Music HD
WACCA
Chunithm
Sound Voltex
jubeat
Hatsune Miku: Project DIVA
Dance Maniax Update Mix
Flash Beats (2 cabinets)
Monkey Ball
Kickthrough Racers (2 cabinets, linked)
Malibu (The Helicopter Game)
P-ras MULTI (4 cabinets)
Astro City (4 cabinets)
Blast City (8 cabinets)
New Net City (3 cabinets)
Vewlix L (3 cabinets)

We do our best to bring something for everyone to each and every event we bring our arcade collection to!

If you’d like to chat about candy cab PCB selections or are interested in reserving future dates please get in touch via the contact form.

Featured

Taiko no Tatsujin HD

Taiko no Tatsujin (translates to "Master of the Drums") is a series of games created by Namco. Players simulate playing a taiko drum in time with music!

StepManiaX

StepManiaX utilizes a LED pressure based platform that users step on to match displayed instructions to the beat of music. The 300+ track songlist provides upbeat, catchy and energetic music!

Dance Dance Revolution Extreme

Classic DDR “8th Mix”

F-Zero AX

2 cabinets

Linked play available!!

Initial D8

Initial D Arcade Stage is an arcade racing game series developed by Sega, based on the anime and manga series Initial D. Linked play available!

Crazy Taxi

In this game you play as a Taxi driver in a fictional city, looking for fares and then taking them to their destinations in the fastest time possible.

Pop'n Music HD

Pop’n Music uses nine big colorful buttons, requiring you to use your whole hands instead of individual fingers! The series is known for bright colors, upbeat songs, and cute cartoon character graphics.

WACCA

WACCA is a rhythm arcade machine created by Marvelous Inc. and HARDCORE TANO'C. Players use WACCA's 360 controller interface to hit the notes in time with the music to score points.

Chunithm

Chunithm Music Arcade Machine is an arcade rhythm game developed and distributed by Sega, which uses touch and motion sensor controls to play, allowing players to hit notes faster and more frequently!

Sound Voltex

Unlike most rhythm arcade games, Sound Voltex does not require players to play the music correctly. Instead, players are challenged to put various effects on the existing music track.