A colourful classic arcade platform game – the main character, Bubblun, captures enemies with bubbles in order to defeat them.

You’re a taxi driver in the city looking for fares and taking them to their destinations as quickly as possible before the clock runs down.

Yes, we’ve got the dance machine! Or you might know it as Dance Dance Revolution. You use the pads under your feet to hit the arrows as the song plays – can get energetic.

This machine has sounds & quotes from characters & introduces a cool new element which is ‘Stewie’s mini playfield’. In the upper right corner of the machine is a mini pinball game that is controlled by the main buttons.

A side-scrolling medieval fantasy ‘beat ’em up’ game where you have to recover the Golden Axe playing as one of three characters – Gillus Thunderhead, Ax Battler and Tyris Flare.

Pick up the guitar and turn into a rock star! Match the notes on the screen by pressing the coordinating buttons when they reach the front and pressing down the fret at the same time. Strangely addictive!

Upgrade those pistols to shotguns in the third House of the Dead – you’ll need strong arms for this one!

A mish mash of the first 3 Jurassic Park films, use the gun to blast your way through dinosaurs that are trying to thwart you!

The next level in Mario Karting – sit in the drivers seat, choose your player and drive down Raimbow Road in real time.

An all-time classic fighting game, mix skill, strategy and combat to defeat your enemies.

Play basketball with NBA legends from the 90s. Smash the glass back and get a ‘HE’S ON FIRE!’ when your game is so fuego that you’re shooting flaming hoops.

A party machine for up to 4 people, the N64 (64 for 64bit) is a 90s classic that’s waiting for you and your friends to gather round for a game of Mario Kart or Mario Party.

Gamecube brings Nintendo into the 21st century. A successor to the N64, our favourite way to play is on Super Smash Bros. Melee and Mario Kart (of course).

Drive some sweet wheels in some beautiful settings in this classic driving game.

Does Pacman need any kind of introduction? Yellow guy, pizza mouth, he eats dots and fruit and spends his time legging it from some real cute ghosts.

Two player shooter game where you have to pass the missions and levels with Dr Dan and Dr Don. You need to have good hand-eye coordination for this one in order to hit all the targets – but remember not to hit the bombs.

Play as Little Mac fighting his way up the ranks of the World Video Boxing Association!

You might know this game as Bust-A-Move – use the arrow to blast bubbles of the same colours against each other. More addictive than it sounds!

Released in 1990 in the UK, the Mega Drive made us all sit up and listen. No more waiting for tape decks to load slow games – welcome Sonic!

The OG next level console – PlayStation was everything we dreamed of… and we just played Crash Bandicoot on it every day (come in and re-live those days!)

The world’s favourite retro arcade game! You can get lost in this one for ages, simple and addictive.

A 3D rail shooter based on the original Star Wars trilogy films, battle to save the galaxy!

Perfect game to play against friends, pick your fighter and use skill, strategy and combat to defeat them with your special moves. Hadouken!

The OG arcade game that features both Matio & Luigi! Travel to the Mushroom Kingdom to rescue the princess – obviously.

Or the SNES, as it was once known, this was our first taste of Mario Kart and we’ve never looked back since.

The world’s most addictive game! Serve your customers beers before they lose patience, and make sure you don’t drop their glasses!

Tekken picked up where Street Fighter left off in the 90s and upped the ante on arcade fighting games. 3D graphics, cool characters and smooth gameplay makes Tekken a classic for us.

Based on the film, Terminator 2 arcade is a shooting game you play as T-800 to protect John Connor from getting assassinated by the T-1000.

A game that needs absolutely no introduction or description – you just have to fit the shapes together while it gets faster and more frantic.

A weird ‘beat ’em up’ where you play as characters from the cartoon defeating the bad guys of Springfield in order to rescue kidnapped Maggie. Absolutely brilliant.

A guest favourite! Time Crisis 2 is a shoot em up where you go through levels as special agents to beat enemies.

A guest favourite! Time Crisis 3 is a shoot em up where you go through levels as special agents to beat enemies.

The original button basher – there must be people all over the world who suffered heavily from Track & Field RSI.

You play as teenage turtles fighting through various time periods in order to return home and defeat Shredder and Krang once and for all.

The only soccer game we’ve got, it was the first association football game to use 3D computer graphics and texture mapping. Fancy!

WWF classic game, the sequel to WWF Superstars. Fight in the Royal Rumble mode or Saturday Night’s Main Event.

A colourful classic arcade platform game – the main character, Bubblun, captures enemies with bubbles in order to defeat them.

You’re a taxi driver in the city looking for fares and taking them to their destinations as quickly as possible before the clock runs down.

Yes, we’ve got the dance machine! Or you might know it as Dance Dance Revolution. You use the pads under your feet to hit the arrows as the song plays – can get energetic.

The game that gave us Super Mario (but then he was called Jumpman)! Known as the first platform game – rescue the princess and see how high you can go.

The game that came before Galaga! The player must take control of the Galaxip starfighter in its mission to protect the Earth from waves of aliens, by destroying formations diving down trying to hit them.

A side-scrolling medieval fantasy ‘beat ’em up’ game where you have to recover the Golden Axe playing as one of three characters – Gillus Thunderhead, Ax Battler and Tyris Flare.

Pick up the guitar and turn into a rock star! Match the notes on the screen by pressing the coordinating buttons when they reach the front and pressing down the fret at the same time. Strangely addictive!

It wouldn’t be an arcade without House of the Dead – a horror themed first person shooter. Pick up the gun and aim at the screen to kill the undead creatures.

Hypersports is the sequel to Track and Field, the original button basher, and was released to coincide with the 1984 summer Olympics.

Join billionaire industrialist Tony Stark, played by Robert Downey Jr., as Iron Man, the metallic super hero, on a thrilling action-packed adventure as he battles his enemies up and down the pinball machine.

The next level in Mario Karting – sit in the drivers seat, choose your player and drive down Raimbow Road in real time.

An all-time classic fighting game, mix skill, strategy and combat to defeat your enemies.

They call Narc a ‘run and gun’ game, and it was one of the first ‘ultra violent’ video games out there. In Narc you have to defeat drug gangs by taking their money and drugs, then defeat the final level boss, Mr Big. Ask your mum if you can play this one first.

A party machine for up to 4 people, the N64 (64 for 64bit) is a 90s classic that’s waiting for you and your friends to gather round for a game of Mario Kart or Mario Party.

Gamecube brings Nintendo into the 21st century. A successor to the N64, our favourite way to play is on Super Smash Bros. Melee and Mario Kart (of course).

Drive some sweet wheels in some beautiful settings in this classic driving game.

Does Pacman need any kind of introduction? Yellow guy, pizza mouth, he eats dots and fruit and spends his time legging it from some real cute ghosts.

Two player shooter game where you have to pass the missions and levels with Dr Dan and Dr Don. You need to have good hand-eye coordination for this one in order to hit all the targets – but remember not to hit the bombs.

High octane shooting game based on the Sly Stallone films. Use machine guns, bows & arrows and daggers to fight against enemies, helicopters, tanks and hidden targets.

In Rampage you take control of giant monsters trying to survive against the military while you reduce cities to rubble.

Released in 1990 in the UK, the Mega Drive made us all sit up and listen. No more waiting for tape decks to load slow games – welcome Sonic!

The OG next level console – PlayStation was everything we dreamed of… and we just played Crash Bandicoot on it every day (come in and re-live those days!)

The world’s favourite retro arcade game! You can get lost in this one for ages, simple and addictive.

This pinball game is great fun for Star Trek fans, pinball fans and entertainment seekers alike with immersive game play, fun missions, and voice clips by the actors of the original cast.

Perfect game to play against friends, pick your fighter and use skill, strategy and combat to defeat them with your special moves. Hadouken!

Or the SNES, as it was once known, this was our first taste of Mario Kart and we’ve never looked back since.

A weird ‘beat ’em up’ where you play as characters from the cartoon defeating the bad guys of Springfield in order to rescue kidnapped Maggie. Absolutely brilliant.

A guest favourite! Time Crisis 2 is a shoot em up where you go through levels as special agents to beat enemies.

Battle as Sam Flynn on the Grid against Clu & Rinzler, take on rounds themed on scenes from the film, such as: riding two ramps for Light Cycle battles, defeating the motorised recognizer target bank to expose Rinzler’s spinning Identity Disc, & firing the ball to simulate a Disc War.

You play as teenage turtles going through levels to defeat all the enemies (including Shredder, the Foot Clan and Krang) to rescue April O’Neill.

A fighting game where you need to knock your opponent out of the ring – you can even make your own character that looks like you on this one!

The only soccer game we’ve got, it was the first association football game to use 3D computer graphics and texture mapping. Fancy!

WWF classic game, the sequel to WWF Superstars. Fight in the Royal Rumble mode or Saturday Night’s Main Event.

A vertical scrolling shoot ’em up, 1945 (also known as Striker 1945) actually came out in 1995 and is loosely based around the post WWII world. The goal of 1945 is to defeat the mysterious organisation CANY by clearing 8 stages without getting killed.

This AC/DC pinball machine features 12 classic AC/DC anthems, including Back in Black and Highway to Hell, that you can pinball along to.

Fight those pesky aliens on our Attack From Mars pinball machine. It’s got loads of cool little features like light up flying saucers.

A colourful classic arcade platform game – the main character, Bubblun, captures enemies with bubbles in order to defeat them.

You’re a taxi driver in the city looking for fares and taking them to their destinations as quickly as possible before the clock runs down.

Yes, we’ve got the dance machine! Or you might know it as Dance Dance Revolution. You use the pads under your feet to hit the arrows as the song plays – can get energetic.

The game that gave us Super Mario (but then he was called Jumpman)! Known as the first platform game – rescue the princess and see how high you can go.

One of the original and best ‘beat ’em up’ video games, you play as Billy Lee or his twin brother Jimmy to fight your way through the Warriors gang to rescue Billy’s girlfriend, Marian.

An arcade from the early 80s, Galaga is a fixed shooter game where you control a starship that has to defeat the Galaga forces whiel avoiding enemies.

A side-scrolling medieval fantasy ‘beat ’em up’ game where you have to recover the Golden Axe playing as one of three characters – Gillus Thunderhead, Ax Battler and Tyris Flare.

Pick up the guitar and turn into a rock star! Match the notes on the screen by pressing the coordinating buttons when they reach the front and pressing down the fret at the same time. Strangely addictive!

Gunblade is a retro shooter game where the player has to save New York city from robot terrorists.

It wouldn’t be an arcade without House of the Dead – a horror themed first person shooter. Pick up the gun and aim at the screen to kill the undead creatures.

The next level in Mario Karting – sit in the drivers seat, choose your player and drive down Raimbow Road in real time.

An all-time classic fighting game, mix skill, strategy and combat to defeat your enemies.

An all-time classic fighting game, mix skill, strategy and combat to defeat your enemies.

Pacman’s saucy sequel, Ms Pacman is revered by many as being superior to the original Pacman game. She also uses ‘Ms’ which we stan.

Play basketball with NBA legends from the 90s. Smash the glass back and get a ‘HE’S ON FIRE!’ when your game is so fuego that you’re shooting flaming hoops.

A party machine for up to 4 people, the N64 (64 for 64bit) is a 90s classic that’s waiting for you and your friends to gather round for a game of Mario Kart or Mario Party.

Gamecube brings Nintendo into the 21st century. A successor to the N64, our favourite way to play is on Super Smash Bros. Melee and Mario Kart (of course).

Drive some sweet wheels in some beautiful settings in this classic driving game.

Does Pacman need any kind of introduction? Yellow guy, pizza mouth, he eats dots and fruit and spends his time legging it from some real cute ghosts.

Two player shooter game where you have to pass the missions and levels with Dr Dan and Dr Don. You need to have good hand-eye coordination for this one in order to hit all the targets – but remember not to hit the bombs.

Released in 1990 in the UK, the Mega Drive made us all sit up and listen. No more waiting for tape decks to load slow games – welcome Sonic!

The OG next level console – PlayStation was everything we dreamed of… and we just played Crash Bandicoot on it every day (come in and re-live those days!)

The world’s favourite retro arcade game! You can get lost in this one for ages, simple and addictive.

Battle to restore justice to the galaxy on our Star Wars pinball machine – it’s got speech and footage from the trilogy, colour changing lights and a sculpted TIE fighter.

A 3D rail shooter based on the original Star Wars trilogy films, battle to save the galaxy!

Perfect game to play against friends, pick your fighter and use skill, strategy and combat to defeat them with your special moves. Hadouken!

Or the SNES, as it was once known, this was our first taste of Mario Kart and we’ve never looked back since.

Tekken picked up where Street Fighter left off in the 90s and upped the ante on arcade fighting games. 3D graphics, cool characters and smooth gameplay makes Tekken a classic for us.

Tekken picked up where Street Fighter left off in the 90s and upped the ante on arcade fighting games. 3D graphics, cool characters and smooth gameplay makes Tekken a classic for us.

Based on the film, Terminator 2 arcade is a shooting game you play as T-800 to protect John Connor from getting assassinated by the T-1000.

A weird ‘beat ’em up’ where you play as characters from the cartoon defeating the bad guys of Springfield in order to rescue kidnapped Maggie. Absolutely brilliant.

A guest favourite! Time Crisis 2 is a shoot em up where you go through levels as special agents to beat enemies.

A guest favourite! Time Crisis 3 is a shoot em up where you go through levels as special agents to beat enemies.

The original button basher – there must be people all over the world who suffered heavily from Track & Field RSI.

You play as teenage turtles going through levels to defeat all the enemies (including Shredder, the Foot Clan and Krang) to rescue April O’Neill.

A fighting game where you need to knock your opponent out of the ring – you can even make your own character that looks like you on this one!

The OG X-Box! Remember this guy? Of course we’ve got Halo on there.

Choose one of 6 X-Men characters (Cyclops, Colossus, Wolverine, Storm, Dazzler or Nightcrawler) to stop the villain Magneto from wreaking havoc on human civilisation.

A colourful classic arcade platform game – the main character, Bubblun, captures enemies with bubbles in order to defeat them.

You’re a taxi driver in the city looking for fares and taking them to their destinations as quickly as possible before the clock runs down.

Yes, we’ve got the dance machine! Or you might know it as Dance Dance Revolution. You use the pads under your feet to hit the arrows as the song plays – can get energetic.

The game that gave us Super Mario (but then he was called Jumpman)! Known as the first platform game – rescue the princess and see how high you can go.

One of the original and best ‘beat ’em up’ video games, you play as Billy Lee or his twin brother Jimmy to fight your way through the Warriors gang to rescue Billy’s girlfriend, Marian.

An arcade from the early 80s, Galaga is a fixed shooter game where you control a starship that has to defeat the Galaga forces whiel avoiding enemies.

A side-scrolling medieval fantasy ‘beat ’em up’ game where you have to recover the Golden Axe playing as one of three characters – Gillus Thunderhead, Ax Battler and Tyris Flare.

Pick up the guitar and turn into a rock star! Match the notes on the screen by pressing the coordinating buttons when they reach the front and pressing down the fret at the same time. Strangely addictive!

The next level in Mario Karting – sit in the drivers seat, choose your player and drive down Raimbow Road in real time.

An all-time classic fighting game, mix skill, strategy and combat to defeat your enemies.

Drive some sweet wheels in some beautiful settings in this classic driving game.

Does Pacman need any kind of introduction? Yellow guy, pizza mouth, he eats dots and fruit and spends his time legging it from some real cute ghosts.

Two player shooter game where you have to pass the missions and levels with Dr Dan and Dr Don. You need to have good hand-eye coordination for this one in order to hit all the targets – but remember not to hit the bombs.

The world’s favourite retro arcade game! You can get lost in this one for ages, simple and addictive.

Spidey gets his own pinball! Based on the smash-hit trilogy, Spider Man pinball unites enemies & scenes from all 3 films: from catastrophic fusion malfunction in Spider Man 2 to the Unity Day Festival in the original film. Bring villains to justice to begin the ‘Battle Royale’.

This pinball game is great fun for Star Trek fans, pinball fans and entertainment seekers alike with immersive game play, fun missions, and voice clips by the actors of the original cast.

A 3D rail shooter based on the original Star Wars trilogy films, battle to save the galaxy!

Perfect game to play against friends, pick your fighter and use skill, strategy and combat to defeat them with your special moves. Hadouken!

A guest favourite! Time Crisis 2 is a shoot em up where you go through levels as special agents to beat enemies.

The original button basher – there must be people all over the world who suffered heavily from Track & Field RSI.

You play as teenage turtles going through levels to defeat all the enemies (including Shredder, the Foot Clan and Krang) to rescue April O’Neill.

A fighting game where you need to knock your opponent out of the ring – you can even make your own character that looks like you on this one!

The only soccer game we’ve got, it was the first association football game to use 3D computer graphics and texture mapping. Fancy!

Choose one of 6 X-Men characters (Cyclops, Colossus, Wolverine, Storm, Dazzler or Nightcrawler) to stop the villain Magneto from wreaking havoc on human civilisation.

Based on the film, Terminator 2 arcade is a shooting game you play as T-800 to protect John Connor from getting assassinated by the T-1000.

Gamecube brings Nintendo into the 21st century. A successor to the N64, our favourite way to play is on Super Smash Bros. Melee and Mario Kart (of course).

The OG next level console – PlayStation was everything we dreamed of… and we just played Crash Bandicoot on it every day (come in and re-live those days!)

A party machine for up to 4 people, the N64 (64 for 64bit) is a 90s classic that’s waiting for you and your friends to gather round for a game of Mario Kart or Mario Party.

Or the SNES, as it was once known, this was our first taste of Mario Kart and we’ve never looked back since.

Released in 1990 in the UK, the Mega Drive made us all sit up and listen. No more waiting for tape decks to load slow games – welcome Sonic!

Upgrade those pistols to shotguns in the third House of the Dead – you’ll need strong arms for this one!

A game that needs absolutely no introduction or description – you just have to fit the shapes together while it gets faster and more frantic.

You’re a military sniper who’s helping the police find the terrorists who’ve stolen the first family from the White House – features very cool gun that you look down the scope of!

The only tennis game we’ve got – win 5 matches played on different surfaces and venues to win a tournament. If you perform well enough you’re challenged by Master, one of the game’s bosses.

The OG X-Box! Remember this guy? Of course we’ve got Halo on there.

A colourful classic arcade platform game – the main character, Bubblun, captures enemies with bubbles in order to defeat them.

You’re a taxi driver in the city looking for fares and taking them to their destinations as quickly as possible before the clock runs down.

Yes, we’ve got the dance machine! Or you might know it as Dance Dance Revolution. You use the pads under your feet to hit the arrows as the song plays – can get energetic.

The game that gave us Super Mario (but then he was called Jumpman)! Known as the first platform game – rescue the princess and see how high you can go.

A side-scrolling medieval fantasy ‘beat ’em up’ game where you have to recover the Golden Axe playing as one of three characters – Gillus Thunderhead, Ax Battler and Tyris Flare.

Pick up the guitar and turn into a rock star! Match the notes on the screen by pressing the coordinating buttons when they reach the front and pressing down the fret at the same time. Strangely addictive!

It wouldn’t be an arcade without House of the Dead – a horror themed first person shooter. Pick up the gun and aim at the screen to kill the undead creatures.

The next level in Mario Karting – sit in the drivers seat, choose your player and drive down Raimbow Road in real time.

An all-time classic fighting game, mix skill, strategy and combat to defeat your enemies.

Drive some sweet wheels in some beautiful settings in this classic driving game.

Does Pacman need any kind of introduction? Yellow guy, pizza mouth, he eats dots and fruit and spends his time legging it from some real cute ghosts.

Two player shooter game where you have to pass the missions and levels with Dr Dan and Dr Don. You need to have good hand-eye coordination for this one in order to hit all the targets – but remember not to hit the bombs.

High octane shooting game based on the Sly Stallone films. Use machine guns, bows & arrows and daggers to fight against enemies, helicopters, tanks and hidden targets.

Robocop arcade game is based on the film and is a ‘beat ’em up’ / shooter where you play as Murphy going through the city killing the bad guys.

The world’s favourite retro arcade game! You can get lost in this one for ages, simple and addictive.

A 3D rail shooter based on the original Star Wars trilogy films, battle to save the galaxy!

Perfect game to play against friends, pick your fighter and use skill, strategy and combat to defeat them with your special moves. Hadouken!

Tekken picked up where Street Fighter left off in the 90s and upped the ante on arcade fighting games. 3D graphics, cool characters and smooth gameplay makes Tekken a classic for us.

A weird ‘beat ’em up’ where you play as characters from the cartoon defeating the bad guys of Springfield in order to rescue kidnapped Maggie. Absolutely brilliant.

A guest favourite! Time Crisis 2 is a shoot em up where you go through levels as special agents to beat enemies.

The original button basher – there must be people all over the world who suffered heavily from Track & Field RSI.

WWF classic game, the sequel to WWF Superstars. Fight in the Royal Rumble mode or Saturday Night’s Main Event.

Based on the film, Terminator 2 arcade is a shooting game you play as T-800 to protect John Connor from getting assassinated by the T-1000.

Gamecube brings Nintendo into the 21st century. A successor to the N64, our favourite way to play is on Super Smash Bros. Melee and Mario Kart (of course).

The OG next level console – PlayStation was everything we dreamed of… and we just played Crash Bandicoot on it every day (come in and re-live those days!)

A party machine for up to 4 people, the N64 (64 for 64bit) is a 90s classic that’s waiting for you and your friends to gather round for a game of Mario Kart or Mario Party.

Or the SNES, as it was once known, this was our first taste of Mario Kart and we’ve never looked back since.

Released in 1990 in the UK, the Mega Drive made us all sit up and listen. No more waiting for tape decks to load slow games – welcome Sonic!

You might know this game as Bust-A-Move – use the arrow to blast bubbles of the same colours against each other. More addictive than it sounds!

Challenge the Criminal Masterminds of Gotham City: Do battle against both The Scarecrow and The Joker.

Choose your Westeros seven house to challenge the other houses and unite them under your rule, then try to survive long enough to rule Westeros.

No kidding, this is the best pinball in the land. So much going on and the sounds! A real nostalgia throwback with lovely flashing lights.

A colourful classic arcade platform game – the main character, Bubblun, captures enemies with bubbles in order to defeat them.

You’re a taxi driver in the city looking for fares and taking them to their destinations as quickly as possible before the clock runs down.

Yes, we’ve got the dance machine! Or you might know it as Dance Dance Revolution. You use the pads under your feet to hit the arrows as the song plays – can get energetic.

The game that gave us Super Mario (but then he was called Jumpman)! Known as the first platform game – rescue the princess and see how high you can go.

One of the original and best ‘beat ’em up’ video games, you play as Billy Lee or his twin brother Jimmy to fight your way through the Warriors gang to rescue Billy’s girlfriend, Marian.

An arcade from the early 80s, Galaga is a fixed shooter game where you control a starship that has to defeat the Galaga forces whiel avoiding enemies.

Pick up the guitar and turn into a rock star! Match the notes on the screen by pressing the coordinating buttons when they reach the front and pressing down the fret at the same time. Strangely addictive!

It wouldn’t be an arcade without House of the Dead – a horror themed first person shooter. Pick up the gun and aim at the screen to kill the undead creatures.

Join billionaire industrialist Tony Stark, played by Robert Downey Jr., as Iron Man, the metallic super hero, on a thrilling action-packed adventure as he battles his enemies up and down the pinball machine.

The next level in Mario Karting – sit in the drivers seat, choose your player and drive down Raimbow Road in real time.

An all-time classic fighting game, mix skill, strategy and combat to defeat your enemies.

A party machine for up to 4 people, the N64 (64 for 64bit) is a 90s classic that’s waiting for you and your friends to gather round for a game of Mario Kart or Mario Party.

Gamecube brings Nintendo into the 21st century. A successor to the N64, our favourite way to play is on Super Smash Bros. Melee and Mario Kart (of course).

Drive some sweet wheels in some beautiful settings in this classic driving game.

Does Pacman need any kind of introduction? Yellow guy, pizza mouth, he eats dots and fruit and spends his time legging it from some real cute ghosts.

Two player shooter game where you have to pass the missions and levels with Dr Dan and Dr Don. You need to have good hand-eye coordination for this one in order to hit all the targets – but remember not to hit the bombs.

Play as Little Mac fighting his way up the ranks of the World Video Boxing Association!

Released in 1990 in the UK, the Mega Drive made us all sit up and listen. No more waiting for tape decks to load slow games – welcome Sonic!

The OG next level console – PlayStation was everything we dreamed of… and we just played Crash Bandicoot on it every day (come in and re-live those days!)

The world’s favourite retro arcade game! You can get lost in this one for ages, simple and addictive.

Battle to restore justice to the galaxy on our Star Wars pinball machine – it’s got speech and footage from the trilogy, colour changing lights and a sculpted TIE fighter.

A 3D rail shooter based on the original Star Wars trilogy films, battle to save the galaxy!

Perfect game to play against friends, pick your fighter and use skill, strategy and combat to defeat them with your special moves. Hadouken!

Or the SNES, as it was once known, this was our first taste of Mario Kart and we’ve never looked back since.

Tekken picked up where Street Fighter left off in the 90s and upped the ante on arcade fighting games. 3D graphics, cool characters and smooth gameplay makes Tekken a classic for us.

Based on the film, Terminator 2 arcade is a shooting game you play as T-800 to protect John Connor from getting assassinated by the T-1000.

A game that needs absolutely no introduction or description – you just have to fit the shapes together while it gets faster and more frantic.

A weird ‘beat ’em up’ where you play as characters from the cartoon defeating the bad guys of Springfield in order to rescue kidnapped Maggie. Absolutely brilliant.

A guest favourite! Time Crisis 2 is a shoot em up where you go through levels as special agents to beat enemies.

A guest favourite! Time Crisis 3 is a shoot em up where you go through levels as special agents to beat enemies.

You play as teenage turtles fighting through various time periods in order to return home and defeat Shredder and Krang once and for all.

The only soccer game we’ve got, it was the first association football game to use 3D computer graphics and texture mapping. Fancy!

A colourful classic arcade platform game – the main character, Bubblun, captures enemies with bubbles in order to defeat them.

You’re a taxi driver in the city looking for fares and taking them to their destinations as quickly as possible before the clock runs down.

Yes, we’ve got the dance machine! Or you might know it as Dance Dance Revolution. You use the pads under your feet to hit the arrows as the song plays – can get energetic.

The game that gave us Super Mario (but then he was called Jumpman)! Known as the first platform game – rescue the princess and see how high you can go.

An arcade from the early 80s, Galaga is a fixed shooter game where you control a starship that has to defeat the Galaga forces whiel avoiding enemies.

It wouldn’t be an arcade without House of the Dead – a horror themed first person shooter. Pick up the gun and aim at the screen to kill the undead creatures.

The next level in Mario Karting – sit in the drivers seat, choose your player and drive down Raimbow Road in real time.

An all-time classic fighting game, mix skill, strategy and combat to defeat your enemies.

Pacman’s saucy sequel, Ms Pacman is revered by many as being superior to the original Pacman game. She also uses ‘Ms’ which we stan.

A party machine for up to 4 people, the N64 (64 for 64bit) is a 90s classic that’s waiting for you and your friends to gather round for a game of Mario Kart or Mario Party.

Gamecube brings Nintendo into the 21st century. A successor to the N64, our favourite way to play is on Super Smash Bros. Melee and Mario Kart (of course).

Drive some sweet wheels in some beautiful settings in this classic driving game.

Does Pacman need any kind of introduction? Yellow guy, pizza mouth, he eats dots and fruit and spends his time legging it from some real cute ghosts.

Two player shooter game where you have to pass the missions and levels with Dr Dan and Dr Don. You need to have good hand-eye coordination for this one in order to hit all the targets – but remember not to hit the bombs.

Released in 1990 in the UK, the Mega Drive made us all sit up and listen. No more waiting for tape decks to load slow games – welcome Sonic!

The OG next level console – PlayStation was everything we dreamed of… and we just played Crash Bandicoot on it every day (come in and re-live those days!)

The world’s favourite retro arcade game! You can get lost in this one for ages, simple and addictive.

Battle to restore justice to the galaxy on our Star Wars pinball machine – it’s got speech and footage from the trilogy, colour changing lights and a sculpted TIE fighter.

A 3D rail shooter based on the original Star Wars trilogy films, battle to save the galaxy!

Perfect game to play against friends, pick your fighter and use skill, strategy and combat to defeat them with your special moves. Hadouken!

Or the SNES, as it was once known, this was our first taste of Mario Kart and we’ve never looked back since.

A game that needs absolutely no introduction or description – you just have to fit the shapes together while it gets faster and more frantic.

A weird ‘beat ’em up’ where you play as characters from the cartoon defeating the bad guys of Springfield in order to rescue kidnapped Maggie. Absolutely brilliant.

A guest favourite! Time Crisis 2 is a shoot em up where you go through levels as special agents to beat enemies.

A guest favourite! Time Crisis 3 is a shoot em up where you go through levels as special agents to beat enemies.

The original button basher – there must be people all over the world who suffered heavily from Track & Field RSI.

You play as teenage turtles going through levels to defeat all the enemies (including Shredder, the Foot Clan and Krang) to rescue April O’Neill.

The OG X-Box! Remember this guy? Of course we’ve got Halo on there.

Just a couple of Bad Dudes vs Dragon Ninja. Side-scrolling beat ’em up classic.

A colourful classic arcade platform game – the main character, Bubblun, captures enemies with bubbles in order to defeat them.

You’re a taxi driver in the city looking for fares and taking them to their destinations as quickly as possible before the clock runs down.

Yes, we’ve got the dance machine! Or you might know it as Dance Dance Revolution. You use the pads under your feet to hit the arrows as the song plays – can get energetic.

The game that gave us Super Mario (but then he was called Jumpman)! Known as the first platform game – rescue the princess and see how high you can go.

An arcade from the early 80s, Galaga is a fixed shooter game where you control a starship that has to defeat the Galaga forces whiel avoiding enemies.

Ghost Squad is particularly known for its interactivity with the player – it is one of the first arcade shooters to have interactive fight scenes and a variety of routes to choose in each level, much like in House Of The Dead.

Pick up the guitar and turn into a rock star! Match the notes on the screen by pressing the coordinating buttons when they reach the front and pressing down the fret at the same time. Strangely addictive!

It wouldn’t be an arcade without House of the Dead – a horror themed first person shooter. Pick up the gun and aim at the screen to kill the undead creatures.

The next level in Mario Karting – sit in the drivers seat, choose your player and drive down Raimbow Road in real time.

If you’re wondering where in the UK you can play Metal Slug, then look no further. You can play Metal Slug at NQ64 Newcastle.

An all-time classic fighting game, mix skill, strategy and combat to defeat your enemies.

Pacman’s saucy sequel, Ms Pacman is revered by many as being superior to the original Pacman game. She also uses ‘Ms’ which we stan.

Gamecube brings Nintendo into the 21st century. A successor to the N64, our favourite way to play is on Super Smash Bros. Melee and Mario Kart (of course).

Drive some sweet wheels in some beautiful settings in this classic driving game.

Does Pacman need any kind of introduction? Yellow guy, pizza mouth, he eats dots and fruit and spends his time legging it from some real cute ghosts.

Two player shooter game where you have to pass the missions and levels with Dr Dan and Dr Don. You need to have good hand-eye coordination for this one in order to hit all the targets – but remember not to hit the bombs.

You might know this game as Bust-A-Move – use the arrow to blast bubbles of the same colours against each other. More addictive than it sounds!

Released in 1990 in the UK, the Mega Drive made us all sit up and listen. No more waiting for tape decks to load slow games – welcome Sonic!

The OG next level console – PlayStation was everything we dreamed of… and we just played Crash Bandicoot on it every day (come in and re-live those days!)

The world’s favourite retro arcade game! You can get lost in this one for ages, simple and addictive.

Perfect game to play against friends, pick your fighter and use skill, strategy and combat to defeat them with your special moves. Hadouken!

Tekken picked up where Street Fighter left off in the 90s and upped the ante on arcade fighting games. 3D graphics, cool characters and smooth gameplay makes Tekken a classic for us.

Based on the film, Terminator 2 arcade is a shooting game you play as T-800 to protect John Connor from getting assassinated by the T-1000.

A game that needs absolutely no introduction or description – you just have to fit the shapes together while it gets faster and more frantic.

A guest favourite! Time Crisis 2 is a shoot em up where you go through levels as special agents to beat enemies.

The first high-tech skateboard simulator to hit the street with full body racing action! Perform difficult moves like the pros, without breaking your appendages. Please. No breakages.

The original button basher – there must be people all over the world who suffered heavily from Track & Field RSI.

Battle as Sam Flynn on the Grid against Clu & Rinzler, take on rounds themed on scenes from the film, such as: riding two ramps for Light Cycle battles, defeating the motorised recognizer target bank to expose Rinzler’s spinning Identity Disc, & firing the ball to simulate a Disc War.

You play as teenage turtles going through levels to defeat all the enemies (including Shredder, the Foot Clan and Krang) to rescue April O’Neill.

The OG X-Box! Remember this guy? Of course we’ve got Halo on there.

Choose one of 6 X-Men characters (Cyclops, Colossus, Wolverine, Storm, Dazzler or Nightcrawler) to stop the villain Magneto from wreaking havoc on human civilisation.