Arcade 92

Fun / exciting / pizza / beer / games This is a childhood dream come true. Games that you can remember and enjoy the experience with friends and family.

Great fun! The front of the arcade showcases pure '80s nostalgia. Donkey Kong, Burgertime, Crystal Castles, vs. Super Mario Bros., Tron, Paperboy, Joust... they're all here in great working order and all on freeplay. The back area is more modern games and also includes console gaming with comfortable chairs and large TVs. Great selection of pinball too! Reasonable costs all around. Food was good overall... we ordered the honey pepperoni pizza and the buffalo wings. Both hit the spot. Nice beverage menu as well.I was pleased to see how many families were there, sharing these fun classics with the next generation. After 9 I believe, it's adults only.One of my kiddos got in trouble for turning one of the consoles off. Would recommend plastic lockable shells if that is a recurring issue. Other than that, we had an amazing time and plan to return!

Damn. This place is awesome.After parking to go to Foxii's restaurant right next door, we saw that this arcade was here. Didn't realize it as I hadn't been looking for one. After we ate, we went over to it and saw that you can play as long as you want, all day long, for $12. It was closer to 8pm or 9pm when we went over.Originally, my wife wasn't going to play and was just going to watch. Unfortunately, as you don't use tokens or coins, there can't be bystanders. So we paid $24 and we both got to play. The selection is pretty darn good. Front and center was Tron, which is one of my favorite arcade games. They had some old school cabinets, like Popeye and Road Runner (I haven't seen a Road Runner machine in 30 years). They had Moon Patrol, Dr. Mario, Galaga, Gauntlet, Simpson, TMNT, and so much more -- and that was just on the first floor.Down a couple steps had even more games. Star Wars Trilogy, T2, other shooter type of games, as well as several stations with small TVs for old school systems, like Nintendos and Super Nintendos. My wife played Zelda 2 for a bit on one of them.Down the ramp was even more titles. Dance Dance Revolution, several pinball machines, 4-player Pac-Man, and a bunch of larger TVs with comfy seats with Switch machines hooked up. The machines were set to play a handful of games, such as Fortnite, Super Smash Bros, Mario Kart 8, Gang Beasts, and a few more. My wife played a little Super Smash and some Mario Kart on these. My wife got a drink and I forget what it was, but it actually tasted pretty good (I don't like alcohol). They did a good job on it.Overall, this place is fantastic. There are lots of options for games to play. Since there aren't coins or tokens, you can finally beat some of the titles you never could when you were younger, like Gauntlet or some of the rail shooters that eat up quarters. Prices are reasonable and we could have stayed for a lot longer, but after 2-1/2 hours, we had had our fill (technically, I could have kept playing, but that's because there were a lot more games to beat that I didn't even get a chance to get to). My wife, whom doesn't play many video games, had a great time beating some of the shooters and playing old school stuff.If you are into arcades, this is a great place to go and the selection and options are hard to beat.

My 2nd visit, and not as crowded as 1st time, perfect! Actually, on a Sunday, I arrived later, with 3 hours remaining.Plenty of open games, plenty of open seating. I battled the Stranger Things pinball game for a while, then I got my shots down to place 1st, top score, and enter my gamer initials for the display board.This Stern pinball machine can register players to this machine and others with same feature, so you can compete nationally with other Pinball Wizards! Asteroids game, hehe, needs a tune-up! The playing field is15% blank on the left side from top to bottom. The asteroids & space ships are very tiny. There are 4 Asteroid games, 1979 version, that I have found in some DFW arcades, only 1 is functioning in 100% true original settings. Well, I looked at all the console games, majority were open, available for play this night. I would need assistance with set-up, etc, time to treat some buddies to get them up here. Today I learned that there is another Arcade92 located over in Flower Mound, TX, southwest from McKinney. Put that on my planner for a future visit! Support the retro game arcades!

Omg what a flash back to the good days! Only $25 for both of us to play all day! From pac man, to frogger, galaga & pinball machines! This was such a cool experience and they even have drinks and food you can buy!

Really fun, especially for the price. We went for a date on a Thursday and there were a few people inside but we were able to play all the games we wanted to except Guitar Hero, which was busy the whole time, and DDR Max, which appeared to be out of order. They even had a wall of tvs for Switch games and the like which I hadn't expected. I loved the selection of pinball games, and it was fun to try some arcade games we'd never seen before. If you come for a date, I would recommend being with someone of a similar skill level. If you're both great at games or both awful at games (like we were), it makes for a very fun night in walking distance of some great food and desserts.

This place was awesome, would highly recommend. They have an amazing selection of old school arcade games, and some new games for the younger kids. As a child of the 80s, being able to free play TMNT and The Simpsons to try and finally beat them was priceless. Nostalgia at its finest.I didn't try any of the food or drinks, but from what I could tell they looked great. Planning to return frequently with my children.

Fun retro arcade in downtown McKinney. An old school gamers delight. They have a lot of machines with a game for everyone. The vibe is retro, so go with an open mind.They have a variety of beer on tap. They also serve some delicious lemon pepper wings on the menu. Go with the kids they will love it. Or go with your person for a retro date night type of feel.

We went to this adult arcade with my daughter and son in law, we had a fairly long wait to pay and get our wristbands. Another long wait to get our drinks. There were quite a few people there so maybe it's not always like that, once we had drinks and wristbands it was awesome!! There was a wait for the pinball machines and a couple were broken. They had a guy working on them so that was good. Other than that we were pretty much able to play whatever we wanted. It was really fun. They had a long if different games to choose from. We had a great time.

If you're looking for a fun date night or family night out, this is the place! They have games for everyone and decently priced for all you can play. While we did not have any food, the drinks were great and the bartenders were all so nice and welcoming! We will be coming back soon!!