SF3S isn’t the only game I play in the arcade, but I thought I should pick it up because my coworkers and friends treat it like their religion. After awhile I realized that some people refuse to let go, because for them it’s one of the most entertaining titles after all this time. I am nowhere near the best, but I feel the basics are simple enough - know the range of your normals, know how to kara throw; if you can’t parry, block more, etc. I rather not play with the regulars at our arcade in particular, because if you can’t win a round you are nothing to them.
I had the pleasure of meeting Luis Dubuc (Mystery Skulls) at my job. He says it’s his favorite place in DTLA. I’m honored he chose us. TOO RAD! ^_^ on another note, I feel that galaxy leggings are one of the best things that’s happened to me fashionably.
I started working at Japan Arcade last year, July 2011. I’ve only been there a little over a year, but I still feel like I was hired yesterday. However, I’ve been visiting Japan Arcade since 2004-2005 (long before my boss took over the property) and I’ve been fortunate to see it transform into the place it is today.
David (Yun) and I (Yang) playing AE in Japan Arcade
for a brief moment Iwasprettysure that was Super Arcade, but then I remembered that their AE cabinet just one big one. But the neon lights looks just like Super Arcade and the setup from this view.
PARIS confirm this!
I just saw this post / just returned from work. I was working Japan Arcade the day when the twins visited and played. I saw the whole entourage start to finish. :)
NEWS FLASH: This is JAPAN ARCADE, where I work! Nice Photo!
My coworker recorded me going head to head with one of the regulars at Japan Arcade, I had to defend my honor. I played them and won both sets 2-0, only half of the matches were recorded. I feel those guys respect me more for stepping it up, all while feeling humiliated. Despite my wins, I see now where I pull too many unsafe moves. That just means there are things to improve before our next match.
