Pinball heaven ;)

That is the part of the house new buyers retire to when they want to bang their heads against a wall and ask themselves just 'what were they thinking when they bought the place'.

A series of arches in a garden and typically without games.  

Jennifer Mackay Pinball Wizard!

Tony and Suzanne Marriott, Associate Brokers - I have seen this in malls....

Certainly historical.  Most people don't use them anymore and have moved on to smaller gaming devices.

Does it have Centipede?

Pin 'Ball machine room

A place to play video games and buy weed.

A mythical beast that eats quarters.

We have a road here on Kauai that could be called an arcade. We call it the Tunnel. The trees line each side and meet - or nearly meet - in the middle to form a continuous arch.

A place that kids spend lots of money

Much like the Golden Arches ... these are made of trees ... I see these more at amusement parks and large estate homes. 

Games. Atari started it here.

Now go to Chuck E Cheese look for a house playing Pokeman Go!!!!

Arcade: something whose use has gone from the sacred (in many old stone churches) to the profane (pinball and pacman...to name the most harmless). (Does that mean God likes playing Pacman?    Food for thought....)

We must use totally different language in our part of the country.

This is where I played Pac Man for hours trying to beat my last score. That is when quarters lasted for hours.

It's where I spent my misguided youth dropping quarter after quarter into the pinball machines and foosball tables - had a blast though

oh, I love to bring the kids, old and young, to arcades.....they all love it... but that's not the arcade you're referencing here...just saying what I know!!

I am arching away from the real answer!

I know the answer.

It would be fun to intergrate an arcade into my landscape. How ever my type of arcade has pinball games

Where one has all their Pac-Man and other games set up!

Where I spent many a quarter growing up...