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Time-Out is a chain of indoor arcade centers in the United States. A number of these were re-branded Sega's Time-Out Family Amusement Centers during the late 1980s, before the chain was bought out in 1992.
Due to the decline in arcade popularity, many Time-Out centers have closed, although a number still remain in operation today. At around mid-1990, 22 of these arcades were in operation.
List of Venues
(Note: this list only contains venues once owned by Sega).
Fox Hills Mall, Culver City, California
Forest Fair Mall, Forest Park, Ohio, Cincinnati
Golden Ring Mall, Baltimore County, Maryland
Promotional material
US print advert
Merchandise
Cap
