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Take you back to your childhood. British men run nostalgic games and cafes to miss childhood.

Published: 2025-08-21 Author: World Gafei

Last Updated: 2025/08/21, In the era of the popularity of mobile games, do you still remember the grainy red and white games in your childhood? Steve Law, a 43-year-old Hampshire man, has opened an old-fashioned game console-themed cafe called Game Over. Walking into this cafe, it's like going back to the world of childhood. On the walls and ceilings are classics such as Pac-Man spelled out with a lot of mosaics.

In the era of the popularity of mobile games, do you still remember the grainy red and white games in your childhood? Steve Law, a 43-year-old Hampshire man, has opened an old-fashioned game console-themed cafe called Game Over. Walking into this cafe, it's like going back to the world of childhood. On the walls and ceilings are classic images such as Pac-Man spelled out with a large number of mosaics, and rows of tables are filled with 30 old-fashioned game consoles that Luofi has worked so hard to collect. these include the original video game console Odyssey released in 1978, the Sega game console widely known as the post-80s generation, and the Nintendo series.

The cafe also offers more than 400 boxes of game cards, including classic games such as Super Mary, Sonic and Pac-Man. Luo said he started collecting game consoles as a teenager and initially wanted to set up a private game console museum. But in the end, he decided that everyone could play with his collection.