Classic arcade games are easy to play in your browser with no downloads or setup needed. Sites like Internet Arcade and Free 80s Arcade offer a mix of genuine classics and faithful remakes. Some sites ...

A glare from the “Ms. Pac-man” arcade game reflected off of Jay Leone’s face. The game, fully operational, now serves a second purpose as a table for patrons to rest their drinks. As Leone sat at the ...

Eight years ago, Free Play Arcade owner and founder Corey Hyden opened his first retro arcade in a strip mall in Richardson. He expanded the brand to four locations that were bigger and better than ...

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Corey Hyden, owner of Free Play, a retro arcade is set to open in Richardson. After a $10 cover the games are free. Rex C. Curry / Special Contributor Updated on July 10 at 11:07 a.m.: Free Play ...

Free Play’s Denton arcade and bar will be reopening in the old Abbey Inn building as the company’s largest location to date, according to an announcement from Free Play Inc. CEO Corey Hyden. Hyden ...

Corey Hyden fed quarters into his dream of owning an arcade for five years before his neon lights and 1980s music ran into the boss fight of his life in the COVID-19 pandemic. Hyden, a former lawyer, ...

The last time Free Play Arcade had a location in Denton, it ended in a lawsuit. Now the arcade chain is coming back to Denton in a much bigger way. Corey Hyden, the owner and founder of the Free Play ...

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Fan-favorite old-school arcade Free Play continues to grow, but a planned pinball-focused spin-off had to be sacrificed. The local arcade chain, which already has locations in Richardson, Arlington ...

The friendly, talkative guy at the front counter chirped about which games were recent additions as he strapped on my yellow bracelet. “Which is your favorite?” I asked. “Bump ’n’ Jump,” he said, ...