I think it's cool they're even still around since they were probably the biggest op in USA at one point, but they have a hard time finding a biz model to fit into these days.We stayed in a King Suite room 2502. It's just sort of continuing-legacy business at this point. Probably not 'worth it' to really spend much if that place isn't earning though, I guess. ND used to be an impressive operation, but I gather that they have never really understood preventative maintenance, or even timely repairative maintenance, hah. So All those Touring Car to Super GT conversions came from ND, and there are 2 of them sitting in that place. ND always had a strange buying cycle and only bought whatever was available at the certain times of the year they budgeted, so they bought like 500 Touring Car twins from Sega since it was the new game at the time they wanted to buy, and it was such a huge flop that Sega made them special conversion kits to convert them to Super GT. There is a lot of stuff in there that only they tend to run, and I do see a crane that still says 'Tilt Studio' on it. I'd think they own the classics themselves, but it looks like they brought in Nickles & Dimes (Tilt/Gold Mine) to cover the newer games? They run those glow golf courses as well. I turned off just about everything I played due to some fatal issue. The last time I was there and some pins were available, nothing really worked. It's fine for casual players, but 40ish games and not a single A-list machine in there!

Looks like all those arcade bars that don't understand pinball but have heard it's cool, so they just buy the cheap pins since it at least it looks nice to have a bunch of them, hah.

From what I've heard, the owner of Showboat is a Billionaire and is kinda buds with Jersey Jack, but no JJP in there yet?

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