There's actually this place here in Brooklyn, NY that my friends and I call the Xbox Cafe. It's a large room filled with about twenty 50 inch JVC plasma TVs and each one has an Xbox 360 hooked up to it. I think the place is a great idea and my friends and I sometimes go there to relax and play on a system none us have. The prices are reasonable too. $5 per person, per hour. If more people play on one TV, it becomes less money per person. The place also has every game, and has multiple copies of the popular games. I don't know how the people (2 people are in charge) keep the place up since they almost don't charge anything, but I guess they didn't have to renovate anything so they didn't spend money on anything other than TVs, systems and games. I guess it's profitable since the place is still in business. It's a great idea also for the neighborhood kids.
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There's actually this place here in Brooklyn, NY that my friends and I call the Xbox Cafe. It's a large room filled with about twenty 50 inch JVC plasma TVs and each one has an Xbox 360 hooked up to it. I think the place is a great idea and my friends and I sometimes go there to relax and play on a system none us have. The prices are reasonable too. $5 per person, per hour. If more people play on one TV, it becomes less money per person. The place also has every game, and has multiple copies of the popular games. I don't know how the people (2 people are in charge) keep the place up since they almost don't charge anything, but I guess they didn't have to renovate anything so they didn't spend money on anything other than TVs, systems and games. I guess it's profitable since the place is still in business. It's a great idea also for the neighborhood kids.