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Playing Japanese Games At A Swedish Arcade
Reeves, Javy and I recently got to take a trip to Stockholm, Sweden for our month of Rage 2 coverage. We were lucky enough to have some extra time to take in the city, which was overflowing with culture and history and overcast enough for it to feel like home.
Reeves and I decided to stop into Hey STHLM, a pool bar that features a Japanese arcade. We headed to the back and played most of the games we could, including an arcade version of Silent Hill, a Mario Kart game with Blinky from Pac-Man in it, and the piano-playing impression game Nostalgia.
Enjoy the video above! The bar was very loud and our good microphone died, so good luck hearing everything!
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