Game Nest

This place is really awesome; they have a really nice variety of games, from fighting to straight-​up dancing games… like you literally have to dance to pass. It’s so much fun! Super friendly staff, reasonable prices for gameplay, very nice atmosphere, and overall great place to hang out with friends. This place was made for casual players and pros alike :)

Amazing prices and selection of games! The employees are friendly and very helpful if you have questions about any of the machines or games.
Along with that they have a selection of snacks and drinks you can buy. Not to mention their bathrooms are clean and their bathroom signs are adroable!
But the best part is the freeplay open arcade hour (s) you pay for. $ 8 for an hour in the open arcade is freaking amazing and such a money saver! Don’t have to spend a bunch of money to be able to dance your life away on DDR or fight your life away in the selection of fighting games they have: D
Awesome chill place with great prices!

I wandered in here the other night with my two buddies. I truly didn’t know what to expect. I was pleasantly surprised at what I found! First off, the customer service was top notch! They had games of every genre for all platforms, both new and old time favorites. The environment was clean and comfortable. I will be back! I strongly recommend stopping by…

A haven for video game lovers. Six comfy couches with big TVs and all the newest consoles, plus a bunch of arcade games — including two DDR machines! Service is chill and friendly. Love the free play concept! The three times we visited, the place wasn’t crowded enough to worry about game hogging. (Though we hogged Splatoon the whole time. Hehe.)

I’ve come here only a couple times but I love it c:
$ 8/​hr 6 days a week
$ 5/​hr on Mondays
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All the prices are listed in the front counter next to some claw machines. They also have some merchandise that have the logo, very cute.
The employees are super nice, the first time I went they let us walk around to see what we could play, they have a couple of pinball machines, ddr, fighter and shooter games, foreign arcade games, consoles. I’m pretty sure most of the arcade games are multiplayer so this is an awesome place to come challenge your friends and kick their butts (or have your own butt kicked…)!!
Anyways, this place is pretty chill, a good place to kill time and hang out.
Will be back for more!

This place is incredible! Abraham gave great recommendations on games. They also have NFL Blitz! You can’t beat it.

The place is small, but very comfortable. Has a lot of good fighting games that all the hardcore gamers will like and for people like me. Initial D! Place offers drinks and the people that work there are also very nice and chill. You pay by hour, so that’s amazing and won’t leave a hole in your pocket! Overall great experience and hope this place expands in the future. Had a lot of fun here! Spread the word!

This place is super tight, yo. Arcades were dying in Vegas, but seem to be making a come back. This arcade is what we needed to keep arcades alive here.
Game Nest made a good first impression to me. As soon as I came in there was a black marker board hanging on the front counter with neon ink. Its said «Rules: No game hogging, be polite, and no bullying.» Since arcades are starting to sprout and most adult’s experience with arcades is from a hybrid of a bar and arcade, the rules being there is imperitive to those with no experience of ettiquite. Its nice to go to an arcade trying to enforce and push these rules.
The way the arcade works is that you can buy hourly passes or an all day pass. There was a sale for $ 5 per hour and $ 10 per hour and my plan was to stay there for 2 hours (I didnt, I stood way longer since I was having a blast), so naturally I got the all day.
My plan was to play Initial D mostly while taking small breaks with other machines and maybe burn a few cigarettes outside. I asked if they had Initial D cards and they did. The price for one was $ 1.50(for Black Friday, now its $ 2.25). Worth getting in my opinion as its a nice companion to my Jubeat card I got from So Good. The guy helped me set it up, and then I played Initial D. The arcade was empty, so I sat there playing for a while until a couple more people showed up. After I saw them I hadnt realized I already played for about an hour, so I went around looking for other machines.
As I looked around I saw quite a few different machines. Puzzle, fighting, lightguns, pinball, and even a Neo Geo machine. The Neo Geo machine had a good amount of games on it. I booted up Metal Slug and went for a few lives. There were a couple japanese games that i cant remember the names of. One was a crazy shooter (similar to Touhou) and the other was a puzzle game similar to Puzzle Bobble, but you pulled the bubbles down and shot them to match the colors. Both were lots of fun and I wanna try to get the highest score for both of them. The variety of fighting games are nice. You have old titles like Super Street Fighter 2 all the way to current titles like Mortal Kombat X. Other note worthy fightan gaems were Tekken 2, BlazBlue Continuum Shift, and Marvel vs. Capcom. The light games were House of the Dead 3, CarnEvil, and Virtua Cop. There are more light gun games, but they were a bit finniky with the aim. The was House of the Dead 2. The aim on House of the Dead was almost there, but still enough for me to suffer like G did. The racing games were some Daytona stock car game and Initial D3 (both able to take up to 2 players). Pinball machines were Shaq (my favorite), Street Fighter, a cowboy one, and I think thats all, but I could be missing one or two. Keep in mind there might be at least one pinball game thats down, but Shaq Attack, and Street Fighter 2 seem to be up regularly.
I played around hopping back and forth from one machine to another. I felt a bit hungry, but not that hungry. I was going to go out and come back. Youre able to leave the property and come back in if you have the all day pass. The front desk of the place had prices for drinks and snacks. I just got a 7Up and took a break outside. I came back in, went to Initial D and played. By this time I had played for about 3 hours. I was pretty surprised that time flew by so fast. It was time for me to leave and I managed to get 2^nd place on Miyoga with an under 3 minute time.
I was about to leave and saw Splatoon on the screen. I was afraid that console play was seperated from the machines on my all day pass, but two guys told me to just go ahead. I suppose your pass also includes console play. I sat and played a round of Splatoon, but only after I changed the gender from boy to superior squid loli. I lost the match with the first gun and was on top of the team leaderboard, but i had an entire team of rollers so it was expected. I left, said goodbyes to the guy at the front desk and was off planning my next visit.
The they had all of the most current generation consoles, but Im not sure what games they have. I know they have Smash, Mario Kart 8, Splatoon, GTAV, Fallout 4, Halo 5 (?), and Black Ops 3 (?).
This place is just perfect and helps contribute to the revival of old arcades. This may be the closest arcade to arcades you’ll see in Japan, though its only one floor with no UFO machines.
Ill edit this on my 3^rd visit to confirm the games, add more detail on the list of machines, and the prices for other stuff like snacks.

Came with my friends had a great time. Amazing selection of games had my choice of the lot. Best time ever. Very family friendly

Not a bad spot, people were nice. Get a wristband for free play. Only complaint is there are a lot of the same type of game (Marvel vs Capcom, etc) and no alcoholic beverages (rip insert coins). A good place to hang out though for a good price.

This place was so much fun for me and my kids. I live in Las Vegas and it was great to go somewhere that both the parents and the kids could hang and relax in.
C~

Clean spot, friendly staff, great selection of some throw backs. Only 8 $ per hour to play or 20 $ all day.

We checked this place out on a Sunday afternoon. It’s a cool and comfortable environment to enjoy some video game in. The cost feels reasonable.
I don’t know if I would necessarily hang out and play games at Game Nest super often, but it was definitely useful for me to try out Star Wars: Battlefront to help me figure out if I should buy a whole new console system just to play it. Turns out although the game is fun, it wasn’t as fun as I thought, so I won’t be going out and spending $ 350 for a new PS4 or XBox One quite as soon as I might have. So, a good place to try out new games.

I went to game nest today and I had a great time losing to my husband at all the games we played including: Street fighter 2, puzzle fighter, rival schools, mortal kombat 2, and marvel vs Capcom 2. I am looking forward to coming here more often to practice so that hopefully one day I will beat him. :) I’m sure he can’t beat me at ddr, though, which you can also find there. I like the vibe here and the folks are super cool. Five stars!

I had a great time during their soft opening. Fun selection of nostalgic and modern cabinets. The environment was fun, music was great, and the staff very accommodating.

I attended the soft opening event on 11/​15/​2015. It was super nice of them to let the public in for free before their opening, so that in itself was major points from me! I was greatly pleased by their large selection of both arcade games and consoles. The atmosphere was nice, and the business was even large enough to fit at least 50+ people at once. My favorite section were the pinball machines! I like the hourly pay instead of paying for every machine you play. It makes everything much more accessible and affordable. $ 10/​hr and $ 25 for the whole day. Not bad at all! The employees and the owner were all super nice too. I will definitely be coming back once they open officially!

Went to the soft opening for this place, and I have to say that things look very promising. The atmosphere was amazing, the crowd was great, and the employees were very friendly.
A decent selection of cabinets to play (including Initial D, a personal favorite, and some other games I have not seen in a long while), and some console booths set up with the latest generation of consoles, and even a selection of pinball machines!
Love the idea of $ 10/​hr, $ 25/​day. Makes it so you have a chance to play everything in sight.
Looking forward to the official opening. Might be a regular hang-​out for me and my friends after we get off from work or on weekends.

Great place to chill and play some games!!! Many games to choose from and I like that I don’t have to load my pockets with quarters to play. I’ll be going back soon.