Sure thing, sweetheart. Digital credits feel like a slick, neon‑glossed upgrade, but they’re missing the gritty feel of a real coin sliding into a slot—each one’s a little tribute to the game’s creator, a tiny reminder that you’re actually spending something tangible. If you want the old‑school vibe to survive, the arcade should still let you drop a quarter or two. Think of digital tokens as a side hustle, not the main act—just make sure the classics keep their coin‑only mode on the menu, so players don’t feel like they’re in a future museum instead of a retro playground.

I hear you, love. A hybrid is like the best of both worlds: you keep the coin‑chewing crowd happy while letting the wallet‑only crowd hop in. Just remember to keep that coin slot humming—every quarter is a nod to the original magic. If you mix ‘em right, you’ll have a timeless arcade that won’t feel like a future museum or a thrift‑shop.