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FreeCall Australia wide 1800 615 666, International +61 3 9020 2095.Perth's first gaming console museum West Perth, long considered a staid hub for junior explorers and miners is set for an invasion of pale, wide-eyed teenagers. Gamers during a system testing night at Glitch in West Perth. What's believed to be WA's and, perhaps, Australia's first social gaming lounge opens on Saturday morning.Glitch is expected to generate a new buzz within the inner-city suburb as a counter-culture of gamers are drawn away from their bedrooms to a warehouse-like space furnished with comfy chairs and wide screens. Wide screens will offer Glitch gamers the ultimate experience. Managing director Adam Broons said Glitch aimed to provide a unique space for all gamers."There is a gamer in all of us and this Australia-first commercial gaming hub is especially for them," he said. "We wanted to create a space where young and old, pro and casual, the adventurers and the shooters could all come together and play."
Mr Broons said that the idea for Glitch had evolved over the course of a four-year long Dungeons and Dragons campaign. Glitch in Hay Street, West Perth, will become a home away from home for gamers. "We did our research – we looked at the scenes in Las Vegas, New York, Singapore, South Korea, even here in Australia, and we found there just didn't seem to be anything like this," he said. "There were bars that held events, or community groups that bounced around, but not a dedicated venue with the hardware and technology for something like Glitch."Glitch houses 12 video game systems including Playstations 4s, Xbox Ones and Wii U.The systems are available on a pay-per-hour basis from $14 and less for two or more people.Alternatively, the venue or a number of systems can be booked for events or work functions.Mr Broons said Glitch would offer various pop culture theme nights during the year like retro, racing and sports gaming, through to tournaments that run from a single night to ones that continue over several months - or longer.
"No matter what your age - even if you played Pong [one of the very first video games], there will be something for you at the Glitch," he said. Glitch, 1242 Hay Street and open Sunday-Thursday 10am-7 pm and Friday-Saturday 10am-10pm. Follow WAtoday on TwitterCreate a home you love with beautiful living room furniture from Super Amart. Our extensive range of stylish living room furniture gives you the freedom to express yourself with unique designs that suit any style and budget. Huge range of living room furniture With everything you need to transform your living area into a stylish space you'll love showing off, Super Amart stocks a huge range of: Whether your living room is a place for unwinding after a long day or entertaining friends and family, you'll find the perfect furniture to make your home a sophisticated and comfortable place to relax. More than just stylish living room furniture Make your living room as functional as it is fashionable with our home storage products.
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