Dave & Buster’s is expanding a lively game experience nationwide by teaming up with Chain on some fitting new merch. Beginning this month, the Dave & Buster’s Human Crane will now appear in over 112 ...

Detroit Klaws is an arcade with only claw machines. There are different ways to play each machine in the arcade. Players can take home prizes such as kawaii plushies or Detroit professional sports ...

On November 25, 2025 in Jiangsu, China, @Bùzhīmíngnánmíngxīng shared a video of a lobster-catching machine in action. In the video, a live lobster sits inside a water-filled claw machine while the man ...

If you're tired of claw machines taking your money and not giving you anything in return, you might want to try this strategy. No trip to a seaside resort is complete without visiting an arcade on the ...

Arcade1Up is well-known for its range of home arcade machines, but for its next release, the company is gearing up for some nautical nonsense with SpongeBob SquarePants. Fans of the hyper-energetic ...

For an online teacher surnamed Yoo and designer Kim Hye-jeong, claw machines are not just a casual activity nor a money-eating trap. Each visit ends with bagging at least 10 items, and sometimes up to ...

Claw machines can be a thrilling yet frustrating experience. Let's be honest, we've all been there, relentlessly trying to win a prize, feeding pound after pound into the machine, only to watch in ...

Claw machines, or crane games, are a staple at any decent arcade - but as well as being incredibly fun they are also notoriously hard to win at. A claw machine, which is usually coin-operated, is ...

Duke Martin had his eye on the prize — a can of tuna buried in a sea of ramen packets. The 10-year-old, dressed in a “Scream” costume, steadily maneuvered the device. Moments earlier, another kid had ...

At Pokeclaw, a new Mid City claw machine arcade that opened Oct. 6, there's plushies, Pokémon cards, Labubus and more up for the taking. At 5355 Government St. in Baton Rouge, Pokeclaw has eight claw ...

Acadiana recently saw the opening of its first Japanese-inspired arcade, Gotcha — a claw-machine arcade with prizes from collectible figures and anime characters to gaming consoles and tech gear. The ...