SEGA Ikebukuro GIGO

Practically all games machines cost only ¥100, very cheap. It's better than akihabara's Sega because it offer the same games but higher prices like ¥200 or even ¥350. I recommend this Sega if you wanna have fun and your budget is limited

My favourite arcade in ikebukuro for maimai, chunithm etc
Sadly it’s closing on 20th September. Will miss this place.

A lot of arcade games and machines that can get you occupied for a long time. I liked how some of the popular games have a recording device that you can plug a USB flash drive and record your game play. It has the usual drinks and ice cream vending machines. You can find the newest games like the newly released Final Fantasy Theatrhythm Arcade.

Theres a game for every kind of gamer there for you. Played a ton of Initial D, Wangan Midnight and Tekken 7 personally. Check it out, nothing but cool vibes

Biggest arcade I have ever been to. 7th floors of the latest games with each floor stating what kind for example capsule games, networked games etc. Cheap price for just 100¥

Cool arcade, there is even a floor aimed towards females near the top

I stepped out there by accident, because I wanted to start way up with the elevator

27 March 2017

One of the biggest SEGA playing plazas with the whole SEGA products u are eager to in 9 floor area.

The workers here are really helpful and their prizes are worth the time. If they see you struggling, they'll give you tips on how to grab them.
I stayed mainly on the first floor, but there's arcade games on the upper floors and public restrooms.

Dolls are the newest and multi games style as well

Fantastic place to spend time at night when all the stores are closed.

Lots of UFO catcher machines with tons of great prizes that range from plushies to anime figures.

The staff are pretty helpful so don't hesitate to wave someone over if you get stuck trying to get a prize from a machine.

Probably the best arcade center in Tokyo. A very large choice of game and a lot of device. They also sell gloves and all the cards you need to play. The staff the available. Also if you don't really want to play but watch people playing you might like it too since a lot of people are coming here.

Great place to have fun and play

I've been to a fair amount of SEGA arcades and this one is probably my favorite, the staff are really nice, I remember there was one of the staff that would rearrange the prizes without being asked, and I didn't even put in that much money, great place with great games. The fighting games section is a smoking area though.

Best variety of games of the Sega Clubs I've visited. 7 or 8 floors of gaming and the machines are kept up nicely. There is a even smoking floor if that's your thing.

Its the largest Japanese arcade I have been to. The atmosphere is great, except the people there got pissed at me when I looked at them playing the hook game. Culture shock? Maybe. Overall this is a great place to go.

Plenty of arcade cabinets organized neatly into floors. It's the busiest arcade I've been to in Japan. Even if you can't find an open cabinet, it's fun to watch the locals absolutely destroy the rhythm games.

The colossal Arcade centre. Each floor is dedicated to one genre so you can always find your favourite. And crane games, hundreds of them, 2 floors to be exact. If you imagined Japan to have giant arcades, this is what you were looking for. Kids, teens, office folk, everyone's playing.

The perfect place to see the real videogames world in Japan. In some of these arcades, like the one in ikebukuro area, they make competitions every weekend and it's something very nice. The games are cranes, coin games, normal arcades, music games and a vast variety of games only available in Japan

I was on a big TV show called YOUは何しに日本へ playing Taiko at this arcade. My jam is rhythm games so my review will be aimed at rhythm game people. Tons of Chunithm (my favorite game) machines so always one free, 100 yen for 3 songs Taiko machines with varying degrees of maintenance quality (last time I tried them the one on the right had bad reactions), 100 yen for 4 songs Miku game machines (good deal apparently), a good amount of Maimai machines, and many other rhythm games can be found here. Quite noisy on the 3rd floor so bring earphones for the games if you can. If there's something missing like dancing games, the next door Round One is likely to have it, so the location is beneficial too. The arcade is massive with probably 7 floors of different types of games. It's very lovely and in what might be my favorite area in Tokyo. Whether you're a tourist or a local, I recommend this place highly.

It was one of the cleanest and largest arcades that I saw in Japan. It has smoking zone but the extractor do a good job keeping the place with little smell and smoke.