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Tucked into a Mesa industrial park, this retro arcade runs on a flat admission fee covering unlimited play, no tokens required. Classic cabinets like Galaga and Tempest line the floor alongside over a hundred pinball machines, while '80s soundtracks play under projections of Star Wars and Back to the Future. Vintage toys and memorabilia fill the gaps. Regular pinball tournaments mean the serious players have trophies to prove something.
The awards strongest first
- Phoenix New Times 2025 · Best Arcade · Best of Phoenix
- Phoenix New Times 2024 · Best Arcade · Best of Phoenix
One number, weighted & current 55
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