CRAZY Arcade Tour in Manila: Tom's World @ Robinsons Galleria 🇵🇭

[@s34nvideos]

What's the deal with Toys R Us!

[@alexander33710]

This was the first ever TrU branch in the Philippines according to their fb page

[@KMD_OFFICIAL_YT]

Wow amazing they have a lot of storm shot basketball series 🔥🔥🔥

[@s34nvideos]

Soooo many haha! I bet you could win that helmet! 👀💯

[@zayelaki4457]

For Arcade Rhythm Games, I Recommend Q-Power Station (SM Mall of Asia and Shangri-La Plaza Branches) and Quantum Arcade in SM Baguio. As for the Fighting Game question, probably because Companies prioritizes consoles and PCs over Arcades and a lot of players would rather play at home as netplay has improved over the years. If fighting games players want to meet up, they would go to tournaments and FGC locals.

[@s34nvideos]

Thanks for sharing the info! It's really interesting to hear about the different arcades and fighting game communities in the Philippines. I have a few videos from Q Power Station! I'll share them over the holidays! Merry Christmas!

[@TheBigExclusive]

You should check out the bigger arcades in the Mega Malls of the Philippines. They have indoor roller coasters. Would love to see your thoughts and reactions.

[@s34nvideos]

I might have visited! I'll have to take a look. Everything is such a blur right now because the Christmas alcohol has started! 😂😅 Hope you have a good holiday! 🍸☃️☃️

[@alexander33710]

As of now, the Pump it up Fiesta 2010 TX cab is moved to Tutuban Centermall around last month i think. They used to have GFDM V6 before the pandemic started.

[@s34nvideos]

I hope they fix it up, it was really nice to play some old mixes again!

[@coolstuffgaming]

Congratulation 😭 Now you gotta win again

[@s34nvideos]

Thank you! I'll try my best!

[@saraestheryacolcamallqui1424]

¿Can You arcade tour in happyland in real plaza Huánuco? 🙃

[@TheBigExclusive]

The original Toys R Us declared bankruptcy (So no more big giant Toys R Us stores like in the 1990s). The Toys R Us company was bought by new investors. And they believe the Toys R Us "brand name" still has value. So they are trying to revive Toys R Us by opening up much smaller stores. They believe the key to reviving Toys R Us is opening small stores, and have these stores only the most popular toy brands that will sell. They want to avoid opening Mega big stores like Toys R US did in the past. Apparently these big stores were much more expensive to operate. I understand what they mean. But I will say that I do have fond memories of those giant Toys R Us stores in the past.

[@s34nvideos]

oh that makes sense! I always wonder why: When a business closes, it re-appears not long afterwards, or, exists in other countries. Woolworths did that. I don't remember many others right now. Yeah those huge Toys R Us stores were usually empty when I went and everything was way more expensive than Amazon/ebay