Sugarloaf Entertainment at South Point

This was a nice arcade, although my friend couldn't get the Fruit Ninja to work right. I know you're thinking, "Maybe she just stinks at it", but she was seriously slicing a lot of fruit that didn't register as sliced. The minimum amount you can get on a card is $25, and it can be tricky using it up precisely. Also there was a machine where you try to hit it to a certain level (a test of precision, not strength) and it stands to reason that you would need at least two hits per turn, then. One to be told if it was too hard or soft and what level you got, and another to try to adjust. She paid, hit it once, it said it was too hard, and that was it. That's what she paid for. The air hockey had a zillion little pucks that were released shortly after the main puck, which surprised me, but was a lot of fun. The skee ball type machine seemed to be based on the number of balls, not time, so you can decide to shoot precisely if you want. I had more fun and higher scores when I rolled them as fast as I could with reckless abandon. After getting a couple of small prizes, the operator let my friend have a 25 point piece of candy when we only had 18 points left. It's a small kindness I haven't seen much of in Las Vegas. I'm glad we went. It was nice simple fun.

A lot of really cool games. My kid had a blast. I will say that the games are a little pricy.