@aigis: It doesn't sound kinky at all. Please keep your dirty thoughts out of my business practices. It would take a lot of effort to maintain since RPG fans tend to be smelly, they tend to be messy eaters, and they tend to smoke a lot of cigarettes. The place would get a lot of business, but it would be stinky every day! This is what I am talking about. Don't you see what I am saying to you?

It would be a very expensive cabinet to maintain. Overall, it would be a very expensive endeavour. I would have to hire a large janitorial staff willing to work overtime in order to keep the place clean and smelling nice.

I guess it would have to, unless there's somehow RPG-oriented arcade games so that quarters can be utilized. I'm assuming the people at this particular bar/arcade would be regular customers, so instilling a membership would make sense.

That would have to be at the special arcade bar for RPG gamers. It would be called the Basement Dweller's Ballroom, and that's where Dark Souls would be.

It can buy you lots of time if you have the skill to survive in the games; something that a lot of gamers don't have today unfortunately.

The membership would still be there but it would depend on the business if they want to instill a membership or not. The platform I am referring to is a spiritual entity; it encapsulates all the businesses as a whole. Not every single one will have a membership fee, but some will.

If the fees to play are 25 cents per play, the business would easily make its money back due to being super cheap yet offering a quality game experience. This arcade would be packed every night due to the intriguing experience it would offer.

I'm not planning on getting blackout drunk any time soon. I love Tecmo Koei, but at the end of the day, it's a fucking RPG. I'm not going to just drop 400 hours of my time and play an RPG simply because it's made by a company I like. Maybe they should make better business decisions and not fucking make RPGs. Why don't they make a Ninja Gaiden game instead?

It can have next-gen stuff, it can have old school stuff, so long as it follows the motifs purported by the social platform this bar is trying to advertise! These bars are designed to offer a next-gen arcade experience that is an alternative to the home console/PC experience. And it would have a large library of new games.

That would have to depend on the business. I'm sure some businesses could afford to implement an exclusive, membership fee if the demand for their service quality was high enugh and the bar had games worth playing.