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Special: The video arcade lives on in Austin

11:35pm 18 May '08

Posted by Nathan. Filed under Arcade, Nathan, North America. Tagged with .

Einstein's Arcade
1985-2008

(While this isn’t a Sega-related story per se, it’s still relevant to Sega fans and all gamers in general. The video arcade is a dying industry in North America and these local businesses may someday be a thing of the past. Hopefully that won’t happen, as this story shows that the arcade community still thrives even today.)

Austin, Texas — Einstein’s Arcade was a popular hangout for enthusiasts and casual players alike, with a variety of games and extremely convenient location right on the edge of the University of Texas campus. It was practically an Austin landmark; one of the few constants on the Drag since 1985, as stores changed and restaurants moved over the years.

On January 1, 2008, Einstein’s Arcade closed down.

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