A Nostalgic Trip to '90s Albuquerque: Mini-Golf and Video Games
November 13, 2025 - 20:21
Last week, I visited a local video game store in Albuquerque that brought back a flood of memories. New Game Plus offers an immersive experience where visitors can play a variety of video games, ranging from retro classics to the latest releases. What truly sets this store apart is its fully furnished ’90s-style basement game room, complete with tube televisions and funky couches that instantly transport you back in time.
As I settled into one of the colorful couches, I was surrounded by the sights and sounds of my childhood. The walls were adorned with posters of iconic games and characters from the '90s, creating an atmosphere that felt both nostalgic and inviting. The store also hosts mini-golf events, adding another layer of fun to the experience. This unique blend of gaming and nostalgia makes New Game Plus a must-visit destination for anyone looking to relive the magic of the past while enjoying modern gaming culture.
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