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Do you agree that the "Amusement" died in the arcades when Tokens were done away with ?

I do not Agree
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I Agree
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Post by Stevie S »

The music in that video is so corny Johnny lol! I would expect party boy from Jackass to come up dancing behind me while I am slotting lol.
how about a greasy pork sandwich served in a dirty ashtray.
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You can stuff your dump up your rear passage, who needs crappy arcades who don't welcome profit spongers like me? Not me, obviously!

Over 18's? Try under 60's!
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Master of Games wrote:You can stuff your dump up your rear passage, who needs crappy arcades who don't welcome profit spongers like me? Not me, obviously!

Over 18's? Try under 60's!

Knob hole.
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Nixxy wrote:I paid a visit to this place yesterday, mainly as a result of seeing keykeythe1's YouTube video (and I happened to be in the area).

I initially walked straight past the place by accident as the front signage seems to be missing. Inside, it's a nice selection of machines - the wall mirrors make it look massively bigger than it really is - but still plenty of classics around. Bit of a shame that there're S16s in there (but I suppose those takings alone can pay the rent) but was enjoyable playing Crystal Maze, Andy Capp and the old classics.

Keep up the hard work, Johnny.
I bet its the b3 machines that are keeping johhnys open ?
Right or wrong steve ?
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pound wrote:I bet its the b3 machines that are keeping johhnys open ?
Right or wrong steve ?
No doubt you're right - I just get nostalgic in those places and wish every machine was 15+ years old :)

Apart from those, it's a decent fruit machine museum beyond that horrendous exterior.
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Post by Captain.Tattybojangles »

IIRC the sign blew down in the wind or summat so he had to remove it.
Went in myself before, very welcoming guy and a very nice selection of machines! I suggest all the £5 Crests be on 20p a go though as that Monty Python played great!
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Post by Johnny's Amusements »

Captain.Tattybojangles wrote:IIRC the sign blew down in the wind or summat so he had to remove it.
Went in myself before, very welcoming guy and a very nice selection of machines! I suggest all the £5 Crests be on 20p a go though as that Monty Python played great!
I agree with that. 20p play & on no less than 80% payout.
PS. Sign going back up tomorrow. :P
Visit Johnny's Amusements @ 114 Gorgie Road in Edinburgh & see the newly opened Retro Section featuring old classics from the 70s & 80s like Line Up, Lucky 2s plus loads more !

http://www.johnnysamusements.co.uk
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