Switch ’N’ Shoot is an arcade game with only one button — not a number of inputs you see too often. Because the way one would interface with this game is so simple, you may be wondering to yourself, “Does anyone even need an explanation of Switch ’N’ Shoot in the first place?” And to that, I reply, “Probably not…but I certainly won’t judge you if you do.” As a matter of fact, I’ll be tickled pink if this blog post entices even one additional person to play Switch ’N’ Shoot — 

Here’s a word you’ve heard from me a million times before: indie. I’m a sole proprietor, so you could say what I do with Wilcox Arcade is “indie” in nature. Beyond that surface level appraisal, I’ve also been keenly dedicated to providing greater access to “indie” arcade games here in western Kentucky. Now, what is an indie arcade game, you may ask? Well, the definition itself is pretty straightforward — as, just like any other form of media, the “indie” label designates thos

Because this message is so gravely important to me, I will repeat my headline verbatim, without paraphrasing even a single word: Wilcox Arcade is NOT a retro business. Now, I certainly don’t want to come off as abrasive: I purely wish to make my position clear, once and for all, because it’s unfortunately been misconstrued in the past. My mission is not to recreate the arcade of the 1980s but instead to provide to greater access to modern releases. In all fairness, I can see