About the London Arcade

[funkydan]

This place is pretty cool, it was one of the stops on my stag do!

[elaniel]

AFAIK, the capsule hotel is going upstairs (where Segaworld used to be) that's been blocked off for the past 6 years. Funland is staying.

Also, there's a great little arcade in Soho (near Ann Summers) that has a lot of Japanese games. DDR, Pop'n Music, and Initial D.

[kyo_244]

funkydan, never heard that Chuck Norris joke bout the unscrambling eggs! Made me chuckle!!

Back on topic.. thanks for the input fellas but I'm already in Scotland. Took me about 3 hours to find my way to Victoria bus station from there so never made it. Was taking my time mind as it's pretty much my first time in those parts.

Im heading back via london again (to Cyprus btw) so might try again. Seems a bit complicated though.. wouldn't want to miss my flight.. :-s

Worth it for a few shots at sf and blazblue?

[Flabio]

Probably not. Unless you're flying from London City airport you're going to be at least half an hour by train from the main stations whichever airport you're going from (and in some cases further than that).

[KusoGaki]

I don't think Troc has Blazblue, they have it in Casino though.

Casino, is on the Northern Line at Goodge Street Station. Just turn right out of the station, walk past a KFC and CEX and it's right next door. Games are downstairs.

[fuse]

Also, there's a great little arcade in Soho (near Ann Summers) that has a lot of Japanese games. DDR, Pop'n Music, and Initial D.

Whaaaaat?!

I am 99% sure you mean 'Las Vegas' - but are you 100% that it has Pop'n Music?