I forgot which game it was but there is a Nintendo arcade game at that Trumbull mall that allows you to plug in your N64 memory pak -- I just like the idea of showing up with my 13 year old memory pak and playing a game.

Gross, I think it was the neo geo arcade machine that was the first machine that allowed you to bring your home console stuff to the arcade.  When we were in Vegas for CGE, Circus Circus's arcade had the Fzero arcade machine which was the first time I have ever seen it.  Apparently if you use your gamecube memory card on there you unlock exclusive vehicles that it had on your gamecube version.  Funny thing is though is you can use the action replay for the gamecube to unlock them as well.  Wasn't there another game that let you use the N64 memory card in the arcade to bring over saves to the arcade machine?  I semi want to say killer instinct 2 but I don't think so.

I seem to rememebr one of the Crusin' (USA / World) games had it but I never used it.

Yeah i have been to that site before, I actually found this one there last year... http://arcadelocations.classicgaming.gamespy.com/PlaceSearch.php3?code=ctnlmbm I actually bought my T2 arcade machine from that guy.  Pretty cool place decent amount of classics.  We should go this summer.

Gerard and I were thinking about checking out Tokyo Game Action, it's in Winchendon, Mass so it might not be in Conneticut but I don't think it's that far of a drive from what he told me.

The place is pretty much a Japanese arcade but in America. They focus on music and fighting games and have a classic game or two. I like it that they have their games in "Candy" cabs, so you can sit down and have a whole screen to yourslef instead of being scrunched next to somebody else.

Their site is www.tokyogameaction.com

If we do go up there, it might be in mid August, so if anybody would like to make this into a trip, let us know.