NXA: located next to the bowling alley.

NX: located on the basement floor.

Many other music games can be found here.

Tyma @ DDRUK:

Went there randomly this week looking for DDR Supernova, found something much better

Korean song titles :}
Very nice pads :}
Auto-fail turned on :{
Volume on a very low setting :{

Good pads, Stage Break on :/

Machine sometimes gives 3 credits for £1 :)

Very loud and expensive.

It's in a random cafe and the pads are a bit broken. But it's an Exceed 2.

This machine is quite possibly in the most random place possible. This cinema is very tiny, is in a quite nobody-ish part of London and has a grand total of THREE arcade machines... but one of them is an Exceed 2. The volume is so low that it's at a level I've never seen before. As in, when there was a phone receiving a text message on the side of the machine, the interference from the phone went LOUDER than the machine. The machine is upgraded from an Extra, the banner doesn't even fit, and the left side steps aren't screwed in properly. However, it IS an Exceed 2... and upon telling these ignorant people that they have something really special without them knowing (they seriously had NO idea), I think they may just fix that thing (raise the volume, fix the screws, etc).

Machine in excellent condition.

The Exceed is tragic, almost ALL of the sensors are dodgy or out and out broken. A poor way to replace the EM2.

The arcade is called that, I *think*. It's about two arcades along from the forum, and the sign is red anyway.

The Prex 3 is in a DX cabinet, and stage break isn't on. The machine itself is towards the back of the arcade, on the way to the bowling.

This machine is at the back of the arcade disguised as an Extra mix.

Machine in excllent condition.

What with this being in a Cinema, theres plenty of movie munch and drinks right next to the machine, theres also tonnes of seating with a cafe like area so it's ideal for meets.

The EZ2, PiU, hiphopmania and Guitar Freak are all grouped together to the left, quite close to the front of the arcade. The Beatmania is actually called hiphopmania and only costs 20p a credit. There's also a Drumscape which is 30p a go.

PIU has now one working speaker, it is literally falling to bits and they still insist on £1 a credit... dun know if their technicians will fix it

The PIU is a Rebirth (8th Dancefloor) with a Perfect Collection banner.

The King of arcades for Dance games (Except for Namco's DDX and Barry Island of course). There is a whole row of machines lined up side by side.

There are 2 PIU Premieres, one on the ground floor, the other in the basement. Both same versions!