Round One Entertainment Inc. (Japanese: ラウンドワン, Hepburn: Raundo Wan) (Stylized as ROUND1) is a Japanese amusement store chain. The stores offer bowling, karaoke, arcade games, billiards, darts, ping pong, and food.

In the USA, there are currently stores open in California, Illinois, Texas, and Washington with more planned to open in Massachusetts, Pennsylvania, and New York. 7-8 American shop openings per year are planned.

Arcade Games

Round One USA offers many exclusive Japanese arcade games. These include beatmania IIDX 23: Copula, Sound Voltex III: GRAVITY WARS, Groove Coaster, and Initial D Arcade Stage 8. Round One stores are the only places in the USA with official e-AMUSEMENT service.

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Music for Films (1978) is an ambient album by Brian Eno. It is a conceptual work intended as a soundtrack for imaginary films.

Overview

Originally released as a limited-edition (five hundred copies) LP in 1976 which was sent to a selection of filmmakers for possible inclusion in their work, the commercial Music for Films release was expanded to include a number of pieces for, as Eno put it, "possible use as soundtracks to 'imaginary' films". In fact, excerpts from the album did appear in at least six films, "Sparrowfall (1)" in John Woo's A Better Tomorrow, "Slow Water" in Derek Jarman's Jubilee, "Final Sunset" in Jarman's Sebastiane and Jim McBride's Breathless, and "M386" and "Alternative 3" appear in Rock 'n' Roll High School. "Alternative 3" appeared in Herbert Vesely's Egon Schiele: Excess and Punishment (1981), and was also used as the theme tune for the television programme Alternative 3.

The album is a loose compilation of material from the period 1975 to 1978, composed of short tracks ranging from one-and-a-half minutes to just over four, making it the antithesis of the long, sprawling, ambient pieces he later became known for. The compositional styles and equipment used also carried over onto Eno's work on some of David Bowie's 1977 album Low.