Vük pinball arcade update (Photos)

More pinball machines are arriving at the Vük pinball arcade at 4924 St. Elmo Avenue. The most rare I can see is Argosy, a 1977 medieval-themed machine which was the last four-player pinball game produced by the legendary Williams.

A 90s machine, Who Dunnit, is there. Star Trek, which appears to be based on the J.J. Abrams reboot rather than the original, and Twilight Zone, another 90s machine if I recall correctly.

Vük pinball arcade taking over Pizza Pass space in Bethesda (Photos)

Pinball machines and sound equipment are being loaded into the vacant Pizza Pass building at 4924 St. Elmo Avenue in Bethesda. What's moving in is a pop-up pinball arcade called Vük, a new venture by Scott Nash.

MOM's Organic Market CEO and Founder Scott Nash lives in Chevy Chase, and is known to be a pinball aficionado. MOM's started right here in Montgomery County.

As of last night, one AC/DC pinball machine was in place. This could be a return to the 1980s when Bethesda had a variety of options for arcade game players, including an arcade on Wisconsin Avenue, Farrell's and Bowl America on Westbard Avenue, and the arcade at Montgomery Mall.

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