Australia’s first gaming bar – Now Open! The Mana Bar

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The Mana Bar will be Australia’s first video game bar. The grand opening is today in a supper session of midday to midnight. If your anywhere in driving distance, get your butt to the Mana Bar and help make this place a massive success. It’d be un-Australian if you didn’t like the thought of tech and drinks combined, for my money it sounds like an awesome combination.

The games are free, the entry is free, so you’ve got no excuse, just remember after you’ve had the 5th drink to play nice and share that GH4 controller. There’s sure to be plenty launch even photos on their Facebook page, hopefully no shots of a wii remote stuck in a TV.

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If your planning on going, leave a comment and let me know what your looking forward to the most.

More @ http://manabar.com.au

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