“I’ve never played any of those games,” Gillespie said.
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The music and the fact that people actually dance here,” Cox said.Īs for the free video games? Nah.
“I’d say it’s one of the better ones, it’s one of my favorites. The quartet are all experienced Kent bar crawlers and say Barflyy has quickly moved up their list. We come for the end of the night because the music is always the best it’s always very live and there’s tons of people here,” Cox said. "On regular nights, this means closing out the bar. In the back bar, a friendly foursome of Kent students - Evan Medfisch of Pittsburgh, Emily Gillespie of Hartville, Madison Cox of Tallmadge and Clevelander Geno Oradini - were not particularly interested in taking a trip through video game history and were instead at Barflyy to par-tay. It’s not gourmet or adventurous, but you have plenty of options and the quality of the ingredients is just fine. There is also an extensive bagel sandwich checklist, allowing hungry gamers to pick from a variety of toppings, meats, cheeses and condiments for under $8.
There are a few varieties of pizza, and on Thursdays from 7 to 11 p.m., you get free slices with a drink purchase. I’m always for the greasy fried food,” Wertenberger said.īarflyy’s menu is pretty simple.
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Wertenberger’s age automatically makes him the designated driver for the group of University of Akron and Kent State friends, but though they may not all be able to slam a round of shots together, they can still bond by beating each other at video games and eating.
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There’s more variety of games here, too,” Edwards said, noting that he owns every iteration of the comically brutal Mortal Kombat series of games. "Yeah, this place is definitely nicer in terms of atmosphere, and downtown Kent is nice. "There’s another place kind of like this in Akron, but you have to pay for all the games and that gets pricey pretty quick," Wertenberger said.
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Friends Chris Wertenberger, 20, and Steve Edwards, 21, were going full retro with a heated game of Tetris. Though nearly every game is older than the average patron, many of them still appreciate the classics. Oh, yeah! The video games are always free to play and there's a solid selection, including the aforementioned and still-beloved Galaga, Donkey Kong, Centipede, Mortal Kombat, Space Invaders and more. Opposite the bar is an elevated lounge area with comfy couches and a gaggle of board games for folks who like to go really old-school analog. There's plenty of space and you can play cornhole (there's also a public cornhole court next door, for those who just can't get enough). If caught, the fighter becomes a red enemy, but can be destroyed to gain the player 1000 points.The bar was apparently designed with warm weather in mind, as it has big garage-style doors that turn half of the indoor bar into an extension of the already sizable patio. Other words, you could fire more than one bullet at a time, unlike the original space shooter Space Invaders by Taito.Ī Boss Galaga can capture the player's fighter ship using a beam emitted from its base. Wait for one bullet to disappear before you could fire another one. Advances in technology and programming meant you no longer had to Swarms of insect-like aliens that fly in formation and sometimes swoopĪcross the screen and try to collide with your spaceship and fire at The game boasts several improvements over Galaxian. More recently it was ported to the Xbox 360. The game was later ported to the Atari 7800 console, Famicom, Game Boy, MSX Computer, NES and Tandy TRS-80 Color Computer. The game was released in Japan during September 1981, and then in North America in December. Galaga is the shoot-em-up arcade sequel to Galaxian (1979) that was originally developed and published by Namco (in Japan) and Midway in North America in 1981. You control your spaceship using the left and righ arrow keys and press the spacebar to fire.
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