Arcade Games

It's this huge entertainment spot and the best part? From what they say on their website, they've got the biggest indoor go-kart racing track in the world! And let me tell you, it's not your everyday go-kart track.

Who knew that one of the most popular arcade games in the world had such a deep-rooted connection to South Jersey?

I came across a really cool, unexpected surprise out of nowhere today. Something that goes to show the old adage that one man's trash is another man's treasure.

If you've been a regular reader here at WOBM.com, you know that I never let an opportunity to visit the Jersey Jack Pinball factory in Lakewood pass me by. I made my third visit this past weekend to get an early look at their highly anticipated 3rd game, which was designed by a pinball legend.

Yes, that's Pac-Man right here in Toms River! He's getting ready to head up Main Street in search of pellets, while avoiding his ghostly enemies. So what's going on?

Yesterday, I told you about my visit to the Jersey Jack Pinball factory in Lakewood. It was by far one of the coolest factory tours that I've ever taken (and I got a tour of the Hershey Ice Cream factory years ago!).

There are few things more classic to the American experience than setting yourself up in front of a pinball machine and blasting the silver ball around. In the last 15 years or so, it's been hard to find new innovation in the pinball field, but one Ocean County company is changing that.

I knew of the existence of the Silver Ball Museum in Asbury Park, and I've loved pinball since I was a kid, but I'd just never thought to go until recently. I'm disappointed that I waited.