Barcade is a location mentioned in 1 episode(s).
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Barcade's original Williamsburg location opened October 14, 2004
The original Barcade location's lease expires in less than 1,000 days
Williamsburg neighborhood gentrification with steel/glass replacement of brick/wood buildings is a factor in the closure
Nightlife has mostly faded away in the Williamsburg area around the original Barcade
Bar and arcade venue operator with multiple locations; original Brooklyn location opening in 2004
Pinball bar/arcade in Highland Park, northeast LA; location where O'Brien unexpectedly placed second in free tournament that sparked pinball enthusiasm
Bar/arcade in New York City where NFT-themed pinball machine debuted
East Coast corporation that owns Barcade trademark and venues, politely requested podcast change name around episode 7-8
Venue entity that sold BattleZone arcade cabinet at Kalahari auction for $1,300
Arcade/pinball bar on 24th Street in Chelsea, NYC; Kaneda visited for location play of Looney Tunes and Stranger Things
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Barcade locations offer family-friendly pinball access on first Sunday of each month at Brooklyn location and every Sunday at Fidi location
Barcade aggressively enforces its trademark with cease-and-desist letters for social media usage
Barcade Jersey City closes on Monday, April 21, 2025, with a new location opening on Cortland Street in NYC
Arcade/bar franchise operating Arcade at Rockefeller Center, owns/operates multiple machines that travel between locations
Venue in New York City housing well-maintained No Good Gophers; location where Kaneda conducted extended playtest session
Arcade venue chain opening largest location in NYC with 80+ arcade machines and 20+ pinball machines
Type of venue (bar/arcade hybrid) mentioned as potential home for NBA Jam cabinet
Generic reference to bars/venues combining arcade games with craft beer; thriving post-pandemic
Trademarked bar/arcade concept; mentioned as trademark holders who object to generic use of 'barcade' term
Venue in New York City where the machine made its public debut
Similar arcade-bar concept used as comparison point for Up-Down's business model
Trademarked bar/arcade brand with aggressive legal protection; trademark holders send cease-and-desist letters for unauthorized use in social media.
Franchise pinball/arcade venue starting in Jersey with expansion to two Brooklyn locations