Gamer's

Gamer's Entertainment (dba Gamer's) is a chain of video arcades. It was founded in 1992. The first location was located at the Rock Beach Boardwalk, which still operates as of 2019.

History
In 1983, Diller's previous arcade chain Quarters Entertainment was sold to a group of former employees of Midway Manufacturing and Atari Inc, and filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in 1985. Husen Diller's Diller Enterprises was one of the bidders for Quarters Entertainment, but it was acquired by NDI of Texas.

Diller returned to operating a arcade chain in 1992, when he opened up a Gamer's Entertainment location at the Rock Beach Boardwalk. That same year when Quarters Entertainment was sold to The Swain Company.

As the years go on, Gamer's Entertainment opened up a few more locations in the USA. The chain expanded internationally when it signed a deal with Sega Enterprises to open up a few Gamer's JP locations in Japan. This continued on with Gamer's expanding to Canada with a partnership with Player One Amusement Group to open up 15 locations in 2001. However in 2005, Gamer's spun off its international operations into Atari Games, with a name license from Infogrames Entertainment SA (now Atari SA).

In 2009, it has started supporting cashless card system in 3 locations. It later expanded to 6 more locations by 2013, with plans to fully replace tokens and quarters with cashless card systems in remaining locations by 2022.

In 2019, Gamer's reopened a second boardwalk location at Parkland Center which was formerly closed back in 2014 due to lease issues.