> Namco UK is due to open a new state of the arcade in County Hall by the
> River Thames opposite the Houses of Parliament at the end of August. The
> upper levels of the arcade are open already with dodgems and all the latest
> games. There will be some new Namco games never seen anywhere in the world.
>
> More info soon.
That does it.. I'm packing my bags and heading for Eurpoe now.
I wish.. :P
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It's funny. I've seen a bunch of posts from people in England and other
parts of Europe post over the last few years about how they can't find new
games. Well, then they're in the wrong places. I lived in London for 3
months and found that they have MORE new games than even NYC. And this
post says one more location is coming. This, Namco's Wonderpark, Funland
in the Troc., Segaworld.... etc. No lack of new games there :) I even
found a place in Barcelona, Spain w/ all the latest releases.... a huge 2
or 3 level amusement complex. America has no exclusive license on the new
stuff :)
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> It's funny. I've seen a bunch of posts from people in England and other
> parts of Europe post over the last few years about how they can't find new
> games. Well, then they're in the wrong places. I lived in London for 3
> months and found that they have MORE new games than even NYC. And this
> post says one more location is coming. This, Namco's Wonderpark, Funland
> in the Troc., Segaworld.... etc. No lack of new games there :) I even
> found a place in Barcelona, Spain w/ all the latest releases.... a huge 2
> or 3 level amusement complex. America has no exclusive license on the new
> stuff :)
No, but in the UK, you live in London, or you get *nothing* new.
Mg
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