Greg's Game Hole is Norrisville's arcade and game store run by Greg.
Description[]
Greg's Game Hole sits on the ground floor of a multi-storey yellow building, in downtown Norrisville. It is close enough to Norrisville High that school can be viewed from inside from the windows. It is also near the Club Super Awesome Teen Time Club. Its exterior was first shown in "Monster Drill," and its interior shown in the episode "Weinerman Up."
The layout is a single large room, divided into a ground floor and an elevated platform; forming a second level, with a register counter by the door.
First Floor[]
The first floor hold all the arcade games and the cash counter near the door. Several games are laid out in grids. On the walls there is a "Hole of Fame" which honors the players with the highest scores. Above the first floor there is a balcony which leads to the second level.
Games[]
A list of all the arcade games seen inside with proper titles.
- Future Time Radioactive Zombie Punch: A 2D fighter, where the main character fights zombies.
- Radioactive Zombie-pocalypse 2: Likely a sequel to a first game with a similar title.
- Jack Hammer Hates Norrisville: A pov game in which the main character destroys a simulated Norrisville. However, the game was actually a control system which can operate the real Jack Hammer. Howard currently has the highest score on this game.
- Fright Knight: A 2D arcade fighting game. It was played by Howard in the epsiode, "Happy Hanukkah, Howard Weinerman!" in an attempt to stall the demolition of the Game Hole.
- Double Driver: A two player car driving game, it was part of the Game Hole's new game tuesday.
- Puck Smacker: An air hockey game. It was part of the Game Hole's new game tuesday.
- Evil Ted: An arcade game often seen in the background.
- Manfred Müstermann: A wild west cowboy themed two player arcade game, which Randy spend several hours playing before Howard joined in and won the game. It was played in, "Sorcerer in Love 2: The Sorceress's Revenge."
- Reed Cycler: Chicken Parm-ageddon: A game were the main character, Reed Cycler drives over roadkill and converts them into chicken parm to feed a willage. It was played in, "Bro Money Bro Problems."
- Grave Puncher 10: Cab-normal Behavior: The tenth installment of the Grave Puncher game series. It is a driving simulator where players drive over graves instead of punching them.
- Grave Puncher XI: The Eleventh installment of the Grave Puncher game series. There is a stage where the player has to run from dogs, it is revealed that Randy has never been able to clear this round, until Nomirandy took over his body.
- Grave Puncher: Holiday Edition: A winter holiday theme Grave Puncher game, which doesn't seems to be part of the sequential game series.
- Dragon Punch: Quad Fist Bro-Edition: A two player game requiring both players to synchronize in order to win the game. It appears to be related to the Grave Puncher Franchise, but isn't part of the sequential game series.
Hole of Fame[]
There are only four players with their faces on the individual scoreboards on the wall, with Randy being in first place in all of them, except for the Jack Hammer game, of which Howard is in first place. The other placements vary with each game, with the other three players being Howard, Cass Simonson, and Mike Moe.
The Food Hole[]
The second level, aka "The Food Hole" is an elevated balcony which is accessible through a flight of stairs, is a small restaurant which serves snack food.
Twice, the second floor was converted into a "Rock Hole," where rock bands would perform on stage, as 30STM did in "Unstank My Hart." Another time it was changed into a "Folk Hole," where folk music was performed, as Rachel did in "Ninjafan."
Trivia[]
- In the episode "Lucius O'Thunderpunch" we find out that the Game Hole is quite close to Norrisville High, being well within viewpoint.
- In "Otto Know Better" it is stated that there is a floor above unassociated with the Game Hole.
- The same episode also revealed the Game Hole imports new games every Tuesday.
- It is revealed in "Randy Cunningham: 13th Century Ninja" that there once existed an establishment similar to the Game Hole in ancient Norrisville.
- There is a warehouse that stores reserve games appropriately named, Greg's Storage Hole, as revealed in "Happy Hanukkah, Howard Weinerman!."
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