Had so much here. The claw machine was a bit hard to play. Love the basketball game ^^ and DDR. And…read moregot tickets from the claw machine. The bumper cars was fun. And played the stacking game. It's best just take the tickets . There so many prizes to choose from. Got the stickers for my prize l. And it cost me only 200 tickets. Will come again :D.

Amazing timezone with all your popular and fun games, with even some unique ones you've never seen…read more This timezone also has an area dedicated for claw machines which I find very organised and smart, as I, myself, go mainly for claw Machines. It is also very big. You will love it.

so I went to a birthday here but I earnt so many tickets at least 1000 but the birthday boy got all…read morethe tickets 0 out of 10

I was going to give this place 3 stars, but as I wrote the review I realized they didn't really…read moreearn them all. The ambiance is fun. But, it's overpriced. And, the food wasn't impressive. I got some chips and they had no salt on the. Trying to track down some sauce took longer than it should have. The game selection is good, but then maybe 1/4 of them were out of order. The cocktails we got looked really fancy, but then didn't have a lot of taste to them other than the alcohol. When waiting in line for drinks, someone obviously cut in front of me to order shots and the bartender just let him and served him first. This is a big pet-peeve of mine. It's not hard to serve people in the turn in which they are lined up. And, if people are cutting and being childish, you don't have to serve them out of turn. Also, one of their staff really talked down to me when I asked where the bathroom was, and he wouldn't tell me where it was until I brought my glass back into the bar area. Apparently, glass isn't allowed out in the game area, but then maybe they should use disposable or non-breakable cups. I just think that, as a woman, it's a safety issue not to want to leave your drink somewhere unattended, or even with people you might know. You don't know who you can trust, or who you can't, and the policy here doesn't really allow for you to responsibly keep an eye on your drink and enjoy what they have to offer at the same time. I think I'll pass on going back to this place.

The recently renovated Galaxy World in Market City is one not to be missed out on. Along with the…read moreusual Mario kart, gun shooting, basket-ball throwing, zombie killing games Market City Galaxy World now includes a bumper car track too. Needless to say, when my friends and I went there after a long night of pondering what to do, we had a great time ramming into each other's cars and running around playing games like wild ten year olds. Unfortunately, we were naive enough to fall for one of their package deals that included a meal and although we were acting like ten year olds, our tastebuds were not. Let's just say, whenever we do go back there for the odd game or two, it is definitely not for the food.

It's true, you CAN play video games and be social at the same time!…read more 1989 is a recent addition to king street. We ducked in around lunch time for a much needed feed, after being lured in by the flashing CRT displays of Point Blank and Ninja Turtles. Our brunch arrived super fast, along with awesome coffee and a thick shake. Our burgers came with fries which were amazing. You know those kind of fries that are crunchy on the outside and fluffy on the inside? Yeah - those. My burger was great. Juicy chicken, bacon that was cooked right (not burnt and tough like leather), the Avo as fresh and zesty. What more do ya want? Oh, video games. Right. There's a number of classic arcade cabinets, along with consoles and VHS tapes. Most of the machines take a gold coin to get going, so be sure to bring coins. Will be back for more!

Dropped in for brunch this weekend and this is not the same 1989 Cafe I gave 5 stars to when it…read moreopened. The original owners are either gone or have put there focus into the night-light bar trade. The service is still friendly, but the food is nowhere as good. The menu choices have shrunk, but the prices have ballooned. If I am driving an hour to pay eighteen bucks for a cheese burger, I want it be very good. Of course the other big attraction of 1989 is the awesome arcade video games. Now that it is 2018 I dont carry cash and so I seldom have coins. We wanted to play the machines but they obviously don't take Mastercard and the cafe staff didn't have access to any coins either. It was sad when we paid our bill and left as there was only one other customer there at lunchtime on a Saturday. The staff were friendly, my burger was okay but it's not the 1989 Cafe of a couple of years ago.

Ichi, ni, san! Well that's what it sounds like to me. In any case, Art of Photoland is a mini…read moreamusement 'land' stocking Japanese photo booths. They are like mini arcade games but can be either really frustrating or fun to play with if you can't speak or read the language. There are heaps of different backgrounds, glitter, editing options, sizes to choose from in the booths. You pose in the mini booths - some are big enough to hold 5 or more people in them - and take a photo before the countdown ends. The camera makes your eyes look huge and your skin a glowing white that you end up looking like an anime character. Before you print, the photos are uploaded into the machine's computer where the real fun comes in. You can edit the photos by adding little pictures, writing, glitter, coloured contacts and dye your hair - the choices are endless. However, there is usually a time limit once someone else enters the booth. The photos are really expensive if you think about it. One sheet of printing (you can choose how many photos you want but obviously they will be smaller if you want more) will cost around $15. The machines only accept $1 coins but you can quickly change your cash for change at the counter. They also lend you scissors so you can share your photos with your friends easily. Four stars for the novelty factor the first time you try it.

Super Unfriendly and unprofessional staff, sell coupons with no intention to fulfil on the required…read moredate. We came to have a good time , not to be told off!

My first VR experience It was great fun shooting zombies…read more Would recommend as something different to do with some friends

I always love a good second hand bookshop, and this place I have to say was huge. In fact it was…read moremore like a second-hand book warehouse than a simply bookshop, probably because it happened to be located in an old warehouse. Honestly, you could spend ages digging through here for little gems (though of course a lot of the hard to find books tend to disappear pretty quickly). Oh, and they also have a large selection of DVDs and CDs, so that is also a huge bonus.

Gould's Book Arcade is a mainstay of King St. Has there ever been a time when this imperious,…read moredusty, crusty old gent has not propped up Newtown's poor, her tired, her huddled masses...? Not since the 80's and quite possibly long before that. If you are after anything I mean ANYTHING that has gone out of print, is hard to find, or just so random that you have no idea where to start looking for it, head straight to Gould's. Do not pass go. Granted, you will have no idea where to start looking for it once you're inside either but I can guarantee you it's there... somewhere... Here you will find the best collection of Australian political and history books on the planet, as well as old vinyls, a priceless magazine collection, and videos. Yes, videos! I struggled not to put "old" in front of each of those items. Gould's bookstore is old, yes, and extremely beloved.