Well, that's a shame. I know I didn't visit much, due to the distance from where I live, but I thought it was a cozy little arcade. I hope Bobby can find another venue to host his machines in.

Bobby, this totally blows!  Sorry to hear the news.

I meant "follow me there" by the way, but Facebook cut it off for some reason. I assume people understood that but it bugs me every time I look at it.

Thanks for all the positive wishes guys, you've all been great. I probably already made it clear, but if not, I want you all to know that this decision is not at all because of any kind of financial failings. In fact, I was routinely surprised by how much a lot of these games could still make in this day and age. I had tried to very calmly resolve my issues with these guys many times over many months prior to this, but it was clear that we were making no progress.

Today a friend sent me this message: "I've been showing my friend around town. Today I showed him UW campus and naturally we stopped into PG while we were touring the ave. The person who stepped in to the store before us was amazed at the emptiness of the place and asked 'where'd all the machines go?' the guy working the counter said 'the owner just took'em and left' 'why is that?' 'he thought he was better than us.'"

Classy!

what a faggot i hope he gets stabbed

rofl

I never went to this arcade because I guess I wasn't paying attention to this thread (and was wondering where all the ACME crowd had gone) but condolences nonetheless.

I sometimes go to the Intl District PG.  I'll stop doing that in a show of solidarity and support.

Thanks for your efforts dude-I-do-not-know.  Or, most likely, met at an IHOP or something five years ago but can't remember.