Recently I went home from college during break to pick up some items from home and to hang out with friends I haven't seen for about two months. During break we went to a Aurora movie theater, Tinseltown USA, to see 9 for a first showing day deal of 3$. At which point I realized why I never go here. The food and prices are horrible.... (Sorry of the quality took them on my phone)
Well on the way out we decided to stop in the theater arcade that was located just adjacent the exit. We stopped in there and saw a few sort of beat up arcade rejects. There was a game that obviously used to be Rush 2049 because there was tell tale (Stickers...) of it.
But this was on the far wall and almost went unnoticed.
It does not have to said a DDR machine is nothing to write home about because even the smallest arcade usually will have one of these.
Then this cycled on the screen..
If you can't read it it says:
WARNING:
This game is for sale and use in Japan only.
The copyrighted music/characters/art work in this game are seperately owned by the authors.
The public performance of this game outside this territory is prohibited by law and violators are subject to severe penalties unless specially authorized by Konami.
Yes there are space errors in the warning page.
Seriously is this a authentic Japanese DDR machine in Aroura?!
Yes, yes it is. What I find really interesting about this unit is it has PS1 (or at least that's what I assume) memory card slots.
Cool to see, but this begs the ultimate question. What is a Japanese DDR machine doing in a movie theater in Aurora Illinois? I can see why it never got noticed. There's usually at most 20 people there at a time. From there I doubt many venture into the arcade area. It's not in one of the best parts of Aurora.