Any good classic gaming around DC?

[HatefulGravey]

I'm going to be heading up to DC for an extended weekend at the end of next month. Are there any good classic gaming spots I should check out in that area that any of you know about? A good classic arcade would be sweet, or classic gaming shops in the area would be nice too.

 

I just thought someone here might know something I would find interesting.

[Austin]

I'm going to be heading up to DC for an extended weekend at the end of next month. Are there any good classic gaming spots I should check out in that area that any of you know about? A good classic arcade would be sweet, or classic gaming shops in the area would be nice too.

 

I just thought someone here might know something I would find interesting.

 

Nothing inside DC as far as I'm aware of. I think there might be a videogame museum or something in DC, but no arcades. The National Pinball Museum is in Baltimore, if you feel like going out there, and eStarland is located in Chantilly, VA (right down the street from me, actually ). They should have their new showroom open by the time you get here (it's about 30 minutes out from DC--just take i66 West to get there; Constitution Ave. leads you straight to 66). I'm not sure of anything as far as Maryland is concerned, but I hear there are a couple of independent stores. Not sure if they deal in retro though.

[HatefulGravey]

I was sure that was nothing in DC, but 30 min isn't too far to travel for something new. I'll look into that for sure. Thanks for the information.