TWO RIVERS – Michael Cleveland opened Heroes Venture Arcade in 2021 because he loves vintage pinball and other games. Now, he hopes your love of those same games will help him stay in business.

London-based studio Lucky Mountain Games has announced Heroes of Forever, a multi-dimensional arcade cover shooter for PlayStation VR2. It will launch in 2024. Get the first details below, via ...

TWO RIVERS (WLUK) --Heroes Venture Arcade hosts a Comic and Toy Show and Halloween Party on October 28. "Pretty decent sized retro arcade here with about 200 video arcade machines and a pretty decent ...

Wa wa wa wa wa - the kamikazes are attacking again! Sierra Online, a division of Vivendi Games, has released Assault Heroes 2 for Xbox Live Arcade for the Xbox 360 video game and entertainment system ...

But now we’ve got some fresh Turtle action coming our way, as the quartet of shell-shocked heroes are making their way back to the arcades. Yep, for the first time since Turtles In Time, you’ll be ...

Lucky Mountain Games has lifted the wraps off PSVR 2 first-person shooter Heroes of Forever, which is due to launch in 2024. Players follow an agent working for the Time Enforcement Command (TEC), ...

"The greatest hits of arcade game characters in one movie - it's pretty insane." Sony has debuted a set of featurettes for Pixels, the video game invasion movie still due out this summer. The first ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Andy Robertson reports on technology & digital play. “With the excitement around our recently announced Marvel cabinet, we wanted ...

Game cabinet production company Arcade1Up has teamed with Capcom and Marvel for a special limited-edition arcade machine of Capcom’s 'Marvel Super Heroes,' the superhero fighting game that originally ...

A while ago we received an arcade cabinet from Arcade1Up featuring a few Marvel games made by Capcom. We thought we'd revisit it. We originally gave a short review of the cabinet around Christmas, as ...

The arcade industry is dead in the United States—everyone knows it—done in by a combination of rapidly advancing home consoles and rapidly expanding suburbanization in the late ’80s and early ’90s.