I’m a big fan of video games, and since 2008, I’ve had my own game room, The Game Grid Arcade in West Valley City, Utah. It was an impressive installation with great potential, but what was promised – hundreds of movie theaters opened in late 2017, a special VR 8K headset, “after they went to the movies and saw Ironman, then went to The Void and became Ironman” – it was all a little unusual. It’s been a long time since we had anything to do with the independent arcade game Cosmotrons. We’ve talked about it before, but from July 1 it’s official – Satynder Bhutani resigned from Andamiro USA. If the companies don’t spend now $30,000~ on a super chic arcade game, they probably won’t raise their VR bet. There’s one thing I haven’t touched yet: all our disinfection efforts: constant cleaning of controls, especially for very stressful games, disinfection of the floor, ubiquitous hand washing of bottles and installation of UV-C based air filter. There’s not much to say about my trivial arcade game this week because I found an obstacle when I tried to install a simple button for the new screen. That means they have other places that don’t belong to the Stars, but it’s hard to tell if they have other things, and if they have the means to continue their other activities if they lose some of the Star’s intellectual property. For fans who call themselves the Bomberman Arcade, it would be nice to moderate their expectations here – it is not Bomberman as you know it.