My friends, Chris and Tiffany Brenneman, have opened an old-fashioned arcade in Tucker, Ga., a suburb of Atlanta. This is in addition to Infinite Realities, a store also in Tucker that sells comic books, games and more.
This Saturday, Aug. 16, a grand opening will be 12-10 p.m. at the arcade located at 2316 Main St., Suite E in Tucker. There will be specials such as a flat rate to play all games, face painting 12-2 p.m., giveaways and ice cream in 12 different . Free goodie bags will be given to the first 100 kids. So if you’re going to be in the Atlanta area this weekend, take a drive to Tucker for this fun-filled day.
Be sure to stop in at the comic book at 5007 Lavista Rd., which is just down the street from the arcade.
Also if you grew up in the northern area of Georgia in the 1980s, 1990s or early 2000s, they have a special promo commercial that is an homage to the Gallery Furniture stores of the era in which owner Gallery owner Doyle “Wolfman” Rogers and his daughter, Donna Anderson, did their own commercials which ended with “Ask for the Wolfman.” Rogers had a bushy beard and talked in a gravely southern accent. Anderson’s accent was more thick and they would banter as part of their routine.
Chris calls himself “The Wolfguy” and Tiffany is Dina. The link is below:
And if you go and see the Wolfguy or Dina, tell them Zane says “Hello.”
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