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It's actually more effective than you might think and since the achievement wasn't intended just to be tapped everyday in order to farm points we're not too concerned about users who miss the occasional achievement. It was added to encourage users to try out the arcade and play more than the one game. If you're coming back every day, clicking an arcade game and then closing the tab or changing page in order to farm points with the lowest amount of effort then I'm afraid you'll have to accept that sometimes things aren't perfect as we have to make choices to protect ourselves and if ever OP doesn't exist one day, it will be down to bot controlled farmers and/or fraudsters.

@Slipslot Thanks for the reply!  I understand the reasoning, but that's unfortunate.  I usually logon at about the same time each day, so after a couple logons the time for Arcade is pushed back too far and then I can't do it again until the next day.   I imagine the bots you're trying to prevent just changed their interval from 24 hours to 24 hours and 1 minute, meanwhile those of us who are real people miss out.

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I believe the Arcade achievement unlocks 24 hours after you last unlocked it. This is just to prevent people comboing the login and arcade achievements with bots that log in at the same time everyday and persuade legitimate use of our website and not simply point farming.

Daily login seems to reset daily just fine, but playing an Arcade game does not.  Is there a different timer/clock used for that?  I've had no luck predicting when it'll reset, I just keep checking the achievements page and it eventually does, but sometimes it seems to take 36+ hours.

Hi Attila777, You will find a selection of games in the Trove that are only available to purchase with points. This is due to the high cost of PayPal fees and to keep these games as cheap as possible. More points can easily be earned by completing Quests. Thanks

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You must be too young to have appreciated the heydey of arcades back in the early days of gaming.

The roots of gaming culture in the US and elsewhere originates from the arcades.  To be able to see arcades both survive and thrive in Japan is wonderful to see.  Now if only the US and EU markets would be more amenable to these types of 'mega arcade' areas then Americans would not need to fly halfway around the world for such an experience.

I played the original 6-person arcade version of X-men.  I got stuck with Colossus but it was still amazingly fun.  There's absolutely nothing like 6 people playing the same game together side by side, yelling out instructions, calling for help, and otherwise just being 6 random strangers but cooperating together like a well-oiled machine.  Not always the case but we were fortunate the arcade owner toggled off the 'friendly fire' feature of that version of X-men (something never mentioned anywhere, oddly enough) that used to be active in previous years but the owner finally fixed it.

So uh TLDR:  Know your roots and respect the early days of gaming because without arcades we wouldn't have Steam or anything else.

I know what you mean, however, some of the arcade machines in Japan did have a sort of save system with a USB stick that needed to be inserted or a card that can be swiped to load a profile. Although saves aren't really in the spirit of arcade games anyway. They are meant to be a one-off experience played with others in a gaming environment. Steam is currently the king of home-gaming, yes, but we personally think there is still a place for arcades and what they have to offer when it comes to gaming. Playing a game on steam on your computer at home will never quite be the same as playing even the exact same game in an arcade with friends or family.