I miss the old video game arcades of yore. Heck, even when Charlotte had Putt Putts they had a killer arcade but they sadly went out of business. I really can't think of any other arcades other than Chuck E. Cheese's but they're a bit too kiddy for us. Leave it to Dave & Busters to fill that void....at a steep price!\n\nI like using the in-house debit card system to keep up with your balance and the tickets you've won, but I swear there's some price-gouging afoot with playing video games. We were having so much fun that I didn't really take a moment to do the math, but $39 worth of credits sure seemed to have flown by in less than an hour. I need to do due diligence next time and get ahold of some coupons in advance. Prizes for tickets are a bit outrageous if you want to get anything really cool and I suggest saving up your ticket-credits over time or you'll be stuck getting some garbage. Younger kids won't be that patient, though.\n\nStill, besides the price we had an absolute blast. Lots of games to choose from whether it's video games or prize-earning games...my only complaint is that there were too many co-op shooters but that's probably all the rage these days. You Old Skool gamers like myself need to try the multi-player Pac Man game. Good times. I just wish they'd open another D&B away from this crappy mall.\n\nI've never had the urge to try their food and the meals seem a bit too pricey for my tastes. It seems odd eating there...much like the time I went to a strip club years ago that served breakfast. I just can't put the two of those worlds together.\n\nYour pal,\nWalter