In The Scene: Indie Arcade Wave

Eh, Yo! Let's dive into Imoto and her journey to opening an arcade business. Imoto has been in the arcade space for over 10 years now documenting the growth and expansion of the arcade bar and fell in love with pinball along the way. Imoto and her family recently went through the process of opening an arcade business.

Eh, Yo! Video game music is what we dive into this week. My friend Theology comes on the show to talk about his love for video games and video game music. Theology has been producing EDM for over a decade and recently he has moved into the video game space. Theology talks about how his childhood and the games he played

Eh, Yo! Super Abari Game Bar is what we dive into this week. Super Abari Game Bar in Charlotte North Carolina is run and owned by Zach Pulliam. This Charlotte arcade is well-known and loved in the community. Super Abari Game Bar does many things to set itself apart from other arcades in the country, like having unique

Eh Yo! Let's dive into a new indie arcade game that is being made. This indie arcade game is a little different than some of the others we have covered because it links with a mobile game. Nate with Misfit Studios Joins us this week to talk about their new game CuPong. CuPong is an indie arcade game that started as a m

Eh, Yo! This week we dive into what it's like running an arcade business in small-town America. I'm joined by Shar one of the owners of Bad Axe Retrocade in Bad Axe, Michigan. Bad Axe has a population of just over 3,000 people, and Bad Axe Retrocade is the only arcade for over 45 minutes. We spoke with Shar about what

Have you ever wondered who runs tournaments at arcades, sets up the streams, and ensures everything runs smoothly when arcades hold massive events? We spoke with Nick this week, the Arcade Tournament Director at Logan Arcade in Chicago. Logan Arcade is known for streaming pinball, holding third-strike tournaments, and