Border Break: play online – with school-skipping kids during the day or with family-shirking salarymen at night.
The lights in Hey are famously blue. First foot off the IN escalator is *that* row of a dozen or so Egrets on either side. They actually have a Kodak PhotoPoint(TM) standee there now, yellow greyed by the blue light, with a cutout for where experts say to point your camera. That’s actually true!
Caterpillar tracks, Tupperware-grade munitions, thundering tactile feedback. Which toylike kids’ Wii U game would you expect to have an arcade cabinet like this?
Yokohama Chinatown Sega, another of Tokyo's little heavens.
What do you mean the commas are in the wrong place?
Check out this terrifying eggplant emoji of a joystick on Tetris Dekarisu!
Sometimes you’re not supposed to understand.
The basement battle arena blows out smoky gusts of sound as the door swings to and fro. Come on in.
How long will Japan’s fighter scene last?
Some people think Sega has faded away. Have they heard of Border Break?
The magic and disgrace of Japanese games all in one cabinet.
