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Paris is well known for its exciting nightlife that caters to different sections of the population. There are several nightclubs that are scattered across the city, that have a range of budgets, music styles and different kinds of ambience. This guide lists the top five nightclubs in the city.

1. Barrio Latino – This popular nightclub is can be found at 46 Rue du Faubourg, St Antoine, Paris 75011. The Barrio Latino has a friendly ambience and draws a young, working crowd to its dance floors. The drinks at this club are reasonably priced, and visitors will be able to order any drink or cocktail at this club on account of the variety of drinks served here. Also, the bartender typically has a few specials lined up for the day. The club has a restaurant and is one of the few clubs that close a little early when the music stops at 2 am.

2. Le Galway – This is one of the best Irish pubs in all of Paris; it boasts a live Irish band that plays here every night. The address of Le Galway is 13 Quai Grands Augustins, 75006 Paris. The best drink in the house is a pint of beer, however, the bartenders are fairly skilled and will be able to mix you any drink of your choice, should you require a cocktail. Le Galway has a good ambience, great drinks and incredible music and is a great place to visit to have a night on the town.

3. La Fleche d’Or – Located on 102 Bis rue de Bagnolet, which is on the eastern end of Paris, this club has been the heart of Paris’ Indie music scene for many years now. The club had been shut down for renovation, and reopened in the year 2009 with a new soundproofed interior and updated décor. La Fleche d’Or is not only a nightclub, but it also acts as a concert venue for some of the best acts in town.

4. Batofar – This is one of the most popular clubs in Paris; it is located in a lighthouse boat been moored on the Seine river. The club’s official address is 11 quai Francois-Mauriac 13th Paris France. Batofar has a capacity to hold around 350 people, and plays an eclectic selection of music; the club has a comfortable ambience and a good dance floor. 

5. Les Bains – The address of this club is 7, rue du Bourg-l’Abbé, Paris 75003, and it is one of the better known clubs in the city. The club is open late into the night, and one can often find Hollywood stars, models and other celebrities stopping by at this club to have a good time.

Orson writes about Paris travel guides and about French family vacations worldwide.

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With the success of zombie movies this decade it makes sense that developers would turn to video games as well to bank on the resurgence of zombie love. There have been a lot of great zombie games for various gaming systems throughout the years, so here is a list of the top ones that you should play first.

Zombies At My Neighbors

Released for the SNES in 1993, this run and gun video game made by the always great LucasArts developers was a fun and hilarious oddity of a game. The premise is pretty simple, you play as Zeke or Julie, teenage kids who wake up to find the zombies have taken over their neighborhood. You run around different levels finding keys and warp points all while water gunning, weed wacking, throwing exploding soda cans and bazooking zombies in your path. The game was such a cult hit that it was re-released for the Nintendo Wii Virtual Console so younger fans could play the classic game.

Resident Evil

The original resident evil game used zombies as a springboard to tell a winding, sometimes convoluted story about an evil genetics corporation and the SWAT team trying to stop them. The game has of course been made into several movies staring Milla Jovovich and the franchise has continued to this day with the most recent being Resident Evil 5 for the Xbox 360, PS3 and PC. It was one of the highest selling games of 2009 which just goes to show, people still love their zombies.

House of the Dead (series)

The House of the Dead arcade game series is one of the most popular light gun arcade games. The story isn’t really the high point of the House of the Dead series. Basically you walk around houses and different settings killing zombies and other weird creatures. The graphics were great and the light gun action was pretty fun, but it was pretty difficult and was a total money drain if you actually wanted to play through the game to the end. The series has been ported to the Xbox, PC and the Wii with separately sold light guns that resemble smaller spyder paint ball guns.

Alan Lomax is a freelance writer from MN.

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