The arcade is located at 202 E. Court St. The arcade features many vintage hit arcade games. There will be a large variety of games in the arcade, ranging from classics like Pac-Man to more modern games.

“I got a little bit of everything in here, so hopefully it will appeal to all ages,” said Wilson. Wilson said he doesn’t have one favorite game as he likes them all. “It’s kinda my hobby,” he said. “I’ve always liked video games from back when I was a kid.”

Wilson has raised three children in Washington Court House, and he grew up in the area himself and attended Miami Trace High School. He believes that “the kids in Washington Court House need something to do.”

He said he hopes that his family-friendly arcade will provide local kids with something fun to do.“

This is just something right in the middle of town that they can walk to. You know, they don’t need to get a ride or anything,” he added. In addition to arcade games, customers will be able to enjoy great food with outdoor seating.

Wilson said he and co-owner Chris Bateson had the idea to open an arcade about six months ago and “just made a leap of faith.” Extensive work has gone into preparing the arcade and getting the games in working order. “We’re here every night ‘til midnight, so we’re going at it pretty hard,” said Wilson.