Monica Reed

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There is a Chuck E Cheese game show in the works

There’s a new game show in development surrounding Chuck E. Cheese. Magical Elves, which produces “Top Chef” and other reality shows, is going all in on the show. It will see adults competing in larger versions of games they played as kids, including the Claw machine.

(Video courtesy of Chuck E. Cheese)

The official release shares “The format will feature stand-alone comedic physical challenges where duos of ‘big kids’ (aka adults) will compete over supersized arcade games, including pinball, air hockey, alley roller and the human claw. The top ticket earning duo will get the chance to exchange their tickets for prizes off the massive version of the iconic Chuck E. Cheese prize wall.”

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