I wish they had a laser tag place like that in every place..

How about a Game art gallery, with revolving collections? I've always wanted one of those.

I don't know why no one has thought of combining a bookstore with a bar. No grind music or djs, and the loud/belligerent drunks are thrown out, so the noise will not be too deafening. If you make a purchase over $30, you receive a discount on alcohol the next time you visit. You puke on it you bought it rules should also apply.

Pros:
-Bookstores reach a new demographic
-Enhances experience for existing customers
-Provides customers with incentives to buy books
-Creates an additional source of income for the business

Cons:
-Loss of demographic b/c of drinking age restrictions
-Additional upkeep and maintenance costs
-Complications of acquiring both a business license and a liquor license
-Dangers of storing high-proof alcohol and large amounts of flammable material in one building

He acts like we care... This is the first and LAST time that I will ever read one of these stupid posts.
I'm going back to Kongregate.

I would move across the united states to be apart of a town that had you're kind of thinking.

Gosh, i would love it if my town had something fun. Last cool thing we had was a little place filled with computers where you could pay like 5-10 bucks for every hour and hang there and play all sorts of games. But it got shut down 5-6 weeks after opening. Dx I could go for a cool place to chillax and play some games..

when is the NG chat coming Tom its been freaking years man.

I dont know if it's been said yet, but I would definetly want to bring in a huge arcade! Not like a Dave & Buster's or something like that, Im talking your "old time" local arcade, no tokens, QUARTERS! I live in Roxborough, PA, just outside Center City, Phila and in Ivy Ridge, there is a nic piece of storefront that has enough space to accomdate this. Too bad it will never happen. I have always had these great ideas for what I would want to do if I had enough capital to do this too.

+To expand on multiplayer games, get a bunch of Wii's, Xbox 360's and PS3's and there could be tournerys and stuff like that!
+Get all kinds of old and newer games and pinball sets
+A snack stand...not an eatery, but just snacks and stuff
+Must have Street Fighter 2 (original cabinet, no wussy Alpha Counters, Air Blocks and/or Supers)
+Will have ALL the best fighter games and old 80's games (like After Burner!!)

These are just some of the ideas I have eevr had when it came to opening up my own arcade. Basically, I would want to do or try to have everything that made going to the arcade so much fun. Places like Dave & Busters dont come close to the hey-day of the arcade, everything is too adult, with bars, and pool and sports all inside, the core of the arcade is lost. Yeah, by having all of those things may bring in more money and "variety", but I think there is jsut something lost that we may not see again..and I just wish I could do something like this.

At 4/22/10 10:26 PM, solidusliquisol wrote: I don't know if it's been said yet, but I would definitely want to bring in a huge arcade! Not like a Dave & Buster's or something like that, I'm talking your "old time" local arcade, no tokens, QUARTERS!
Places like Dave & Busters don't come close to the hey-day of the arcade, everything is too adult, with bars, and pool and sports all inside, the core of the arcade is lost. Yeah, by having all of those things may bring in more money and "variety", but I think there is just something lost that we may not see again..and I just wish I could do something like this.

Basically the best parts from this comic.
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I still remember the days of spending 10 dollars worth of quarters beating House of the Dead II or the Star Wars Trilogy game. Or dang, this one arcade I went to more than 6 years ago that had a space based game with up to 8 people playing on a massive projector screen.

The memories...

you should have some castle crashers figures on the first floor... in real size that could be freaking awesome!

That's pretty innovative thinking, be careful with that; it kills people!

ng rocks and nice work evry one who's making ng office

At 4/14/10 11:41 PM, TomFulp wrote:
A store that stocks the neat stuff people make on-line that you wish you could see in-person.

A store with all the NG merchandise, of course! And maybe merch from other cool websites like Penny-Arcade. Like a web-merch alliance.

I think that having online stuff in an actual store would be easy to implement and profitable. I personally hesitate before buying shirts offline because I don't know what the sizes are going to be like, and it's nice to try things on, or even just see them so you know how well they're printed or if the cool design is going to wash off after you wear it a few times.
-Ant

you are one fucked up motherfuckerYOU HAVE ISSUES

A newgrounds shop so we could buy all this crap real-time

nice updates