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Taste of the '70s in arcade game collection (story, video)

For most people in their late 30s to mid-40s, memories of video game arcades are likely to bring back fond memories of running from ghosts, saving Earth from an outer space invasion, getting a frog safely across a busy road or trying to save a girl from a

postcrescent.com (16 days ago)

Game over for senior arcades, as Gov. Scott to sign ban on slots-like parlors

A measure that would outlaw any electronic games that look like slot machines — and possibly shutter storefront gaming centers, including arcades that cater to seniors — is on its way to Gov.

palmbeachpost.com (2 months and 17 days ago)

Conn. considers creating video game task force

HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) — Connecticut lawmakers received mixed reactions Tuesday to proposed legislation that would forbid arcades and other establishments from allowing children under 18 to play point-and-shoot video games.

boston.com (3 months and 23 days ago)

Anthony Westbury: The battle over arcades continues

Does a recent ruling by a federal judge mean senior arcades are dead and gone?

tcpalm.com (13 days ago)

Anthony Westbury: No second thoughts from most lawmakers on arcades

Are our poiticans listening to what voters want? Their votes in favor of banning arcades suggests they're not.

tcpalm.com (1 month and 12 days ago)

“Senior arcades” under fire as lawmakers move to ban slots-like game parlors

Saturday night is the loneliest night of the week for Anita Silverman, an 82-year-old Delray Beach widow.

palmbeachpost.com (2 months and 19 days ago)

Some Treasure Coast adult arcades opening their doors with changes

Local arcades are reopening, but a new state law is changing how they operate when it comes to prizes and payments.

tcpalm.com (5 days ago)

Sunday's can't-miss Web content: Taste of the '70s in arcade game collection

postcrescent.com (17 days ago)

Brain-wave video game project reaches Kickstarter goal

With just two days to go, Lat Ware reached his Kickstarter goal of raising $40,000 that will allow him to finish work on a video game played using brain waves.

latimes.com (3 months and 9 days ago)