Arcade Relief 24-Hour Stream Trailer

by Redrapper on December 7th, 2012 at 10:40 am

Family Fun Arcade has been a welcome sanctuary for many who still enjoy the spirit of the arcade. For 38 years, FFA housed some of the best players and games around Southern California, and within the next month or so it will close for good.

Ralph has operated the Arcade since its inception, losing money year after year just to give people a place to play. On December 15th, Level|Up will be hosting a 24-hour stream dedicated to giving something back to the man who gave the fighting game community another home away from home.

You can find out more, and even donate at the official Arcade Relief website.

Source: Arcade Relief

http://www.facebook.com/GunBlazer José Amado Almonte Portorreal

Oh, man, that’s sad :_(
OmNiExiZt

If so many people go there, why was he taking a lose?
- SwagLikeHitler
  
  because you don’t make money off a quarter/dollar. rent is expensive.
Chomsky Zinn

i googled FFA to find it’s location because i wanted to find people to play against, only to find this
http://twitter.com/JudoDogMD Gregory Tan

Oh Noooo. I used to play Street Fighter II there in the early 90s. I got to play the best including Tomo. We used to play there then street race in Sylmar. Sad to see it go…