Visited to let kids play in the arcade, so it was disappointing to find that the Majority if the games(all the most popular) were non-operational. I'm not sure if it was because they had a charity bowling event going on that night, but I've never seen so many of the games shut down at once, and in any case, it felt like a rip-off because we paid for game credits and no one warned us that there were literally like 5 games out of 2 dozen or so that we could actually play. If they don't want people in the arcade, they should SHUT IT DOWN and tell people its closed. Greedy.