Logan Bowden of Quarterworld Arcade in Portland, Oregon, US, tells InterGame about the romance of old arcade and pinball machines and how they attract the next generation to a classic arcade.
SET amongst the shops and houses of eastern Portland lies a venue that is delightfully retro. With a plethora of old-school favourites and a few modern machines, Quarterworld Arcade is committed to keeping these games alive for the next generation.
Logan Bowden, (pictured), is the venue’s director of operations and has been part of the company since 2008. He explained Quarterworld’s origins, first as a vending company before establishing its own arcade.
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