This Is How the Arcade Survives in 2015

By Steven T. Wright This article originally appeared on Playboy.com. Photography by Steven T. Wright. "I'll tell you, nobody's getting rich off this. That's for sure."--David Shields, owner of Flippers Sometime between 1996 and 2002, the concept of the video arcade finally died out completely. There were no flowers or heartfelt eulogies. In fact, its demise was so ignoble that it's essentially impossible to put an exact date on it. Faced with the unquestionable supremacy of the home console expe...