Disneyland shmups
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Scrub
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Disneyland shmups
Are there any good shooters in the arcades at Disneyland, CA?
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My last visit to Disneyland was 2006, but I don't recall anything of note. Mostly racers and DDR-type games. They did have a rather odd looking tiny MVS cab running Puzzle Bobble though.
As for Disney World, I went in December, but I don't recall seeing much of note at the Magic Kingdom arcade (next to Space Mountain) or the Pizza Planet arcade at Hollywood Studios. I understand that Disney Quest is supposed to have a large collection of retro games, but it's a bit expensive to visit unless you happen to have the Water Parks and More add-on to your park tickets ($50 extra on the ticket, but that's compared to roughly $40 to get in to Disney Quest, and it gets you one water park or DQ admission per day on your base tickets (there's also a golf course on site that it's good for as well.)
A lot of the Disney resorts also have arcades on site as well (I checked the one at the Contemporary, didn't get to the others.)
As for Disney World, I went in December, but I don't recall seeing much of note at the Magic Kingdom arcade (next to Space Mountain) or the Pizza Planet arcade at Hollywood Studios. I understand that Disney Quest is supposed to have a large collection of retro games, but it's a bit expensive to visit unless you happen to have the Water Parks and More add-on to your park tickets ($50 extra on the ticket, but that's compared to roughly $40 to get in to Disney Quest, and it gets you one water park or DQ admission per day on your base tickets (there's also a golf course on site that it's good for as well.)
A lot of the Disney resorts also have arcades on site as well (I checked the one at the Contemporary, didn't get to the others.)
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http://arcades.mythric.com/locations/view.aspx?id=214
I sent in a complete game list for Disney Quest to there a few months ago, seems like it was updated once back in March. I know they recently got a few Guitar Hero Arcade machines (haven't been in nearly a year, though), but that list should be accurate otherwise.
I sent in a complete game list for Disney Quest to there a few months ago, seems like it was updated once back in March. I know they recently got a few Guitar Hero Arcade machines (haven't been in nearly a year, though), but that list should be accurate otherwise.
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The Starcade (that's the arcade outside of Space Mountain) was amazing in the '90's. I remember saving all my allowance to play games there. They also had a pretty amazing arcade (it's gone now) at the Disneyland hotel. They had this game, which was pretty unique:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Time_Traveler_(video_game)
I went to the Starcade earlier this year and it was depressing. I don't remember seeing any shmups there. Oh well.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Time_Traveler_(video_game)
I went to the Starcade earlier this year and it was depressing. I don't remember seeing any shmups there. Oh well.