I had a party here some time ago and the staff were very…read morekind and accommodating to me and my friends. Had good food and lots of fun, as they are the OG of music game arcade of Vancouver. They have one my favourite rides here with the immersive VR like Star Wars game and the 5D theatre for funzies.

A lot of machines are really old and staffs r not rlly nice. A little dirty as well. But an OG spot…read morefor sure

Yeah this place has gone more expensive like 2 dollar one play for some machines but it's really…read moreconvience arcade compare to other locations,other than that it's a great place and I would come again

maxi tune 5dx has a surprisingly good community still active, I often come a lot and I am quite…read moresatisfied with the people who go

First of its kind business in the area, runs tons of video game tournaments and they have good PCs…read moreand fast internet. They even have a stage like real esports events!

Strangely I found the bathrooms fascinating and a focal conversation point…read more Drinks aren't bad but this place has such a lovely old school atmosphere. Great for catching up with friends.

I was reliving my youth attending this cool, and super fun venue…read more Very good selection of arcade games and set top gaming consoles: basketball, big game hunter, gp moto cycle racing with virtual option, mario kart.... Coulda stayed here all night. Great layout for socializing and competitive arcade game play! Food included wings, mini slider, tater tots and poutine fries hit the spot with great cocktail slushies! Bar featured a solid selection of Phillips brewery beers! What else could one ask for.... Great vibe at this venue and will be back to check on my high scores!

This location is within walking distance from the Canada Line Aberdeen station, and is across from…read morethe Asian mall Parker Place. Parking could be hard to find as it was a shared parking lot. I came here to experience my very first VR recently with a group. I was extremely excited as I've heard a lot about VR; however, I was also a little hesitant because I did not have any gaming cells in my body. Upon entering the place, I was a little surprised at how "unadorned" the place and the booths looked. This wasn't what I had seen at the other VR places I have had site visits at. We were each placed in a booth. The Asian staff (the only one there) gave us some pointers, set up our equipment on our heads, and told us to follow the "tutorial" and navigate around the system first. Reasons for my 1-star: 1) Upon putting on my headset, I immediately noticed how blurry my view was, and it was blurry the entire time. I had to tilt my head at times to see if I could see better from certain angles. No such luck. I had expected it to be high definition or at least clear? 2) The tutorial itself was so useless. It didn't help at all with the game that we played after. It was also pre-programmed and gave me a "good job" even during the times I didn't do what was asked. 3) The staff was extremely unpleasant. It was my first VR (I was sure I wasn't not the only one) and it took me a little longer to get the hang of what I should be doing for the game. He pulled aside my headset and started yelling at me, how I wasn't supposed to do this and that, blah blah blah. I also heard a loud impatient sigh after his yelling. He made me feel so STUPID. Because of this negative feeling (plus how blurry it was), I didn't really have fun afterwards. Once I was done, I stood around the booths to watch other people play. One of the people we came with said "I was watching you and you were hilarious! I saw him yelling at you. That was not nice at all! He was also yelling at XYZ as well." Another person came and commented how blurry it was. We both concluded that it wasn't "user problem." Guess this place didn't have state of the art technology. I could see how VR would be a total out of this world experience. Unfortunately, both the technology and the customer service at Breakout VR did not offer such an experience.

My first experience with VR. I loved it and definitely enjoyed the kinda "goofy" time haha. My…read morefriends also had a lot of fun.

Ok the food was basically fast food…read more The games were mostly for kids and or young adults. And I mean like if you're under 25. There is a bar area and two pool tables but this is mostly for kids. There is archery but it's very digital and lame. Also $$$ The games they have basically setting kids up to go to the casino when they get older. Big lights and noises. Absolutely lame. Very expensive save your money. This could be good for kids between 8-12 ideally for birthday party or teenagers one. Date

We went for the All-you-can-eat Wings at the Rec Room on a Monday night and we were pleasantly…read moresurprised! We got to choose from breaded or non-breaded and a few different flavours of wings like Salt & Pepper, Smokey BBQ, Sweet Heat, and Spicy Buffalo. It was about a 20-30 minute wait for the wings so we did find it a bit long. The service was average and nothing notable. But when the wings did arrive, they were served with a ranch dipping sauce and it was hot & fresh! We got a few more rounds afterwards (that didn't look or weren't plated as nicely but still tasted good) and enjoyed it a lot. It was $25 for AYCE wings but it also included a $10 credit to play any of their arcade games. That's a pretty good deal in our opinions! We'd likely return for more wings if we feel like eating abnormal amounts again!

If you're truly interested in spending upwards of $2000 on a retro pinball machine, you're probably…read moretoo busy partying it up in your mansion to spend time on the internet looking through business directories for personal testimonies. But if you've made it this far, let me tell you about the magical and prehistoric collector's items available at John's Jukes. First and foremost are the Jukeboxes, old delightful automated DJ machines that take everything from loonies to nickels. One of the Jukeboxes is fashioned to look like the back of a hot pink convertible, perfect for making your living room look like Pop Tate's Soda Shop in Archie Comics. Most of the other ones can be summed up by referencing the opening montage for Happy Days. There is also a wide variety of pinball machines, with every co-opted franchise from Star Wars to Kiss, and a few video game consoles that have been manhandled by fastidious fingers for over 40 years. But it's a high price to pay for nostalgia, with items ranging from several hundred dollars to several thousand. If you do miss Frogger that much though, it's the right place to go, just make sure that you have a truck nearby so you don't have to maneuver the console through traffic.

I've never been in a jukebox store or a pinball machine store before, so I had to go in here when I…read moresaw it. Now, I am not a pinball game player, nor am I a jukebox expert, but I love the way they look in a large living room or a retro restaurant. And this place has some of the more unique items. From brightly decorated machines that play music the old-world ways (with coins) to pinball machines that cost a few thousand dollars, this travel time back to more beautiful days gone by is worth a visit.

They also ripped me off - buying a game for our youth center. Required the full $2500 to pay for…read morethe game, and have never delivered anything. Going after them with a lawyer now and they claim the game has been ready and it was my fault for not sending some info - Game ordered June 2023 with August delivery date. It is now March 2024. They also just changed their email since we have been sending them official letters as of today. Guess we have to have them served at the office.

Buyer beware- product took 6 months of production. Once finally arriving was poorly manufactured…read moreand one of the 3 machines is broken, after numerous emails and calls with excuses, to date, no appointment booked. Expensive for the quality, advise you to go elsewhere.