Agreed. Will have to swing by again to see how it’s doing. I’ve gotten mixed reports so far.

I read a lot of comic books growing up, and I liked video games back in the day. I still enjoy the retro games occasionally, but I’ve become a far bigger fan of pinball during the past decade. Regardless, there have been plenty of successes and failures in the “barcade” industry. (We’ve seen an example of both in Vegas.) If anything can make the bowling alley/bar space at Neonopolis a success, putting a modern spin on the barcade model seems to be the way to go. Nerd isn’t going to draw me to the property, but I can see why it would attract a good variety of folks. I hope that’s enough to sustain this establishment, as I want to see a variety of entertainment/shopping/dining options at Neonopolis. When I stay downtown, I want a place to go, besides Container Park, for things to see and do. Although I’m starting to think I’m the only one.