Before the advent of online gaming and even before home gaming systems delivered cutting edge graphics to the living room, multiplayer was largely the domain of the video arcade. For the cost of a quarter or two, gamers can go head to head against strangers or friends on arcade machines and find out who is the better player. Unfortunately, the video arcade business is virtually dead these days with only a handful of establishments remaining in North America when they used to number in the thousands. It even feels weird to think that a lot of people under 20 years old probably do not even know what a video arcade is considering how popular they used to be.