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For those who grew up in the ’80s and ’90s, video game arcades were where kids and teenagers glimpsed the technology of the future. They were also a bottomless money pit for all but the most obsessively skilled gamers and a source of moral panics for older generations. These days only a handful of genuine arcades still exist—the onetime kings of electronic media now mostly relegated to their tombs. Carrymap 3.4 crack. PC Magazine ran an of abandoned and disused arcade cabinets that seems to hearken to the apocalypse. And declared “the defining feature of a real arcade is that there aren’t any left,” and even among modern arcade enthusiasts “everyone seems to agree the arcade is dead.” But San Francisco and other major cities have had an arcade renaissance. Ars Technica explains that there’s “a whole generation of Western game players [.] looking to capture something that’s missing from much of modern gaming.” Modern arcades are mostly hybrid facilities that offer food, drinks, music, and event promotion alongside vintage video-game cabinets. Here and there you’ll also find longtime business that installed games decades ago as a side hustle and never removed them.