As school and work wrap up, crowds fill Tokyo's many bustling arcade halls -- not to battle it out in fighting games, but to snag plush toys from claw machines.

Detroit Klaws is an arcade with only claw machines. There are different ways to play each machine in the arcade. Players can take home prizes such as kawaii plushies or Detroit professional sports ...

Today I’m taking on the Clawcade and playing every single mini claw machine in the entire arcade! From easy grabs to impossible claws, I’m seeing how many prizes I can win in one full mini-claw ...

Gacha & Catch, a pop-up Japanese crane game store, is opening in the Santa Monica Promenade in Santa Monica on Nov. 22, 2025. The joint project between Japan Entertainment One Inc., TOMY Company, Ltd.

Arcade1Up is well-known for its range of home arcade machines, but for its next release, the company is gearing up for some nautical nonsense with SpongeBob SquarePants. Fans of the hyper-energetic ...

Marc Santos is a Guides Staff Writer from the Philippines. He's a seasoned writer with over four years of industry experience, and he is an enjoyer of all things difficult in gaming. If Marc's not ...

SILVERDALE — Ten-year-old Christine Werren beamed with happiness when she walked out of a newly-opened Tokyo-style arcade in Silverdale with a plastic bag of over 10 plushies in it — all were prizes ...

Duke Martin had his eye on the prize — a can of tuna buried in a sea of ramen packets. The 10-year-old, dressed in a “Scream” costume, steadily maneuvered the device. Moments earlier, another kid had ...

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At Pokeclaw, a new Mid City claw machine arcade that opened Oct. 6, there's plushies, Pokémon cards, Labubus and more up for the taking. At 5355 Government St. in Baton Rouge, Pokeclaw has eight claw ...

It’s not every day you see a family business led by the kids. But Ivy and Eve Bernstein are no ordinary preteens. They are the masterminds behind Banana Claws, a Petaluma-based vending and gaming ...