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Matt Urquhart, formerly of Algonquin, plays a one of a kind prototype of a game called "Big Buck", Wednesday, at No Limit Arcade in Algonquin. | Dave Shields~For Suntimes Media.
Business partners Kevin Slota, and Mark Battaglia at No Limit Arcades in Algonquin, Wednesday. | Dave Shields~For Suntimes Media.
Sara Albergo, 9, of Algonquin, plays Ballistics, Wednesday, at No Limit Arcades in Algonquin. | Dave Shields~For Suntimes Media., Wednesday, at No Limit Arcades in Algonquin. | Dave Shields~For Suntimes Media.
Business partners Kevin Slota, and Mark Battaglia at No Limit Arcades in Algonquin, Wednesday. | Dave Shields~For Suntimes Media.
Matt Urquhart, formerly of Algonquin, plays a one of a kind prototype of a game called "Big Buck", Wednesday, at No Limit Arcade in Algonquin. | Dave Shields~For Suntimes Media.
Sara Albergo, 9, of Algonquin, plays Ballistics, Wednesday, at No Limit Arcades in Algonquin. | Dave Shields~For Suntimes Media.
Matt Urquhart, formerly of Algonquin, plays a one of a kind prototype of a game called "Big Buck", Wednesday, at No Limit Arcade in Algonquin. | Dave Shields~For Suntimes Media.
Sara Albergo, 9, of Algonquin, plays Ballistics, Wednesday, at No Limit Arcades in Algonquin. | Dave Shields~For Suntimes Media., Wednesday, at No Limit Arcades in Algonquin. | Dave Shields~For Suntimes Media.
In the age of Wii, video game fan opens classic arcade
As a member of a band that backed up musical greats of the time like Ted Nugent and Survivor, Mark Battaglia had one wild decade in the 1980s. And the Huntley resident doesn’t want to see that era forgotten. He recently opened No Limit Arcades …
