Excellent. Richard and I put 1 Pound into a slot machine and walked out with 42 Pounds! We only…read morespent a total of 2 Pounds in this arcade and so came out really on top. The cashier happily exchanged the multiple Pound coins from the machine into notes for us. We used to criticise British 'Pokie' machines for being tricky and complicated but this was a lovely surprise. There are the usual 10p and 2p push down machines in this arcade but we didn't touch them this time. Staff could have smiled a bit more.

The largest amusement arcade on London road, Nobles Amusements is not one of the wonderlands that I…read morealways imagine arcades to be. You know the ones. Like in American films with hundreds of amazing quarter hungry machines of sound and light, with meandering crowds of laughing crowds... Nobles is on the other hand the other kind of Arcade, the more acceptable adult kind filled wall to wall with gambling machines. They host fast paced bingo games here too so that you can have a bit of variety in your gambling habits if you so desire. Strangely you also walk through here to get to a tanning salon upstairs, but I like my pasty white complexion just the way it is, so I stayed clear of there. In all honesty I won't be coming here again, just because I don't get fruit machines even when they're in sociable spaces like pubs.

The heat and flashing lights of this little Amusement Arcade wash over you as you enter and the…read morebleeps and clatter ring from every machine that begs for your money. It's a little more intimate here than further down the road at Nobles Amusements, but no less disappointing for its complete lack of anything other than gambling machines. I know I shouldn't be surprised, but you'd think that the sea side town of Brighton would have a decent scattering of the places rather than just a gentle dotting by the sea front, where even then they are less impressive than one would hope. But anyways, Monarch Amusements is a fine little place if all you want to do is go for a couple of spins on some fruit machines to lighten your wallet.

The product from Gamer Heaven, I would give 5 stars. I love the site and love their rare product…read morethat's hard to find anywhere else. The only problem I have with Gamer Heaven is that I, myself, have ordered something back in November and only until I wrote on their Facebook wall did I receive a response, I tried emailing them days prior to finally just going on their Facebook page where they seem to have a lot of customers with the same experience as me, wondering when their order is going to be shipped out or where the rest of their order is. I understand that they are a small company and it takes a while for them to complete the high volume of orders, but at the same time it seems like they don't do anything unless you write on their wall. If I had known or read their wall posts, I definitely would have asked about my order sooner as I know have to wait until the new year to get all the gifts I bought for my friends. All in all, a great store. They just need to pull up their socks and respond to emails, and ship things out on time without having to be hassled.

Don't buy from here- you'll never get your merchandise, or your money back!I ordered a hoodie and…read morethe order and got a pre-shipment notice. Well, it never shipped. I had to go to my bank to dispute the charge- my bank is still trying to get my money back! I looked at their social media and there are HUNDREDS, if not thousands, of people who ordered and NEVER got their merchandise or a refund! Some had been waiting months, others gave up after waiting a year or more! AVOID this company- it's a SCAM!

The busiest pier on the south coast of England, Brighton Palace Pier is the prime attraction in…read moretown except for the highly recommended Royal Pavilion, which I had visited on three previous occasions. Palace Pier is truly a blast from the past, with its fish & chips booths, other snacks and candy stalls (including the infamous "rocks"), a couple of bars (Harvey's Bar being closed off-season, or maybe permanently), carousels and what not. All very cramped and crowded, I must say. In the summer it's buzzing with activity, (almost) to a fault. Off-season (here: mid October), it's much more muted, with many of the attractions being closed, and not too many small children around. Still, a must-see of any visit to Brighton, I've been there a dozen or more times over the years.

I've got quite the sentimental love this iconic pier, as I used to come here to visit is a…read moreyoungster. I would spend as much time as possible here, on the helter skelter, ghost trains, 2p machines and all the either wonders - and would have spent all day here if my long-suffering parents had allowed it. Going back you notice the tackiness of it all but maybe that's half the appeal. It's like one big sensory overload, with flashing lights, bells and bleeps going off in all directions, vying for your attention. As for the rides, well they're bigger, badder and better. Pricey business at £5 a go, the big swinging pendulum is great fun if you've managed to retain some childlike innocence - and the fact it's all happening essentially out to sea never gets tired. The pier is Brighton's most recognisable structure, and obviously becomes a tourist honey-trap come summer. But it's all in good spirits and you'd have to by mighty cynical to write it off altogether.