The LAST GameWorks Arcade in the World! Seattle, WA 

Looks better than I expected (I expected to see there a tons of redemption games and common rhythm games that you can find in your local arcades)

That sucks they don’t have pop the lock or quick drop it’s a cool arcade but the payouts suck and it’s over priced

The gameworks in Michigan at great lakes crossing mall was similar with three stories. Only difference is, we had the hot air balloon game. It was like a power tower type thrill ride/game. The objective was to pop your opponents hot air balloon. 5 players in a row and each chair 💺 could rise up to like four stories or drop super fast. 😭😭 Kind of scary.

That red hot extreme is cool!

2:13 I was hoping t osee initial D. Local arcade had one but they card reader didn't work made me sad :/

There is still one at the mall of America in minnesota!

Welcome back to GameWorks!

Aw, been awhile since I popped in here--glad it's still going (now under new management). A couple perspectives from an old timer: 1) Yes, they expanded the prize area (and took out a few games in the process). 2) "Gameworks Gear" is a remnant from the early early days when GW had a gift shop. 3) The wood-paneled classics are another remnant: originally, there was a whole corridor on the ground floor, with a lot of classics kept together--looks like they're down to their last 3 (or maybe the others are just in storage). Definitely more emphasis on ticket games than there used to be, but I guess that's the norm these days.

Encourage others to spend money there. If not, we'll loose it. We need more places like Game works.

Damn, I thought GameWorks was completely dead. Crazy that this one's still pulling through. I still remember the first time I went to GameWorks in the Las Vegas strip back in 2005 (I think?). At the time it was the craziest arcade I've been to. Saw so many games I've heard of but never got to play like Mortal Kombat 4. It was also the first place I played House of the Dead III, which I was so psyched about. We had one here in Long Beach, CA that I tried going to every chance I got, even had a birthday there. Still miss that place. GameWorks was always not only a great blend of both old and new games, but also a great place to try out completely new arcade experiences or see games you never even heard of. When I saw the first floor in this video, I was a little skeptical because it was full of all the stuff you'd see in your local Dave and Busters, like ticket redemption games, Raw Thrills games (never was a fan of their light gun/on rails shooters), or mobile games ported into cabinets. But it's nice to see some older and rare games still here too!

Sadly this is gone now

I’m going there on the 29th

Holy crap, I would go here just for Daytona USA 2.

this should be used for cognotive psychology research

Used to go to GameWorks at Las Vegas back in the day in early 2000s before pandemic before closing down. It was a fun place to go to.

here is here is here is. Love your videos but there is no need to keep saying here is.

Like the best thing here is the Dance Maniax Machine

This is the last “safe haven” to see older arcade machines like Daytona and Initial D as they’re becoming rarer nowadays.

is the multiplayer tanks game still there?

Didn’t they re open this. I need to go to downtown Seattle.

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