In "Mortynight Run," what arcade does Rick visit where Morty plays the game Roy?

Rick visits the Blips and Chitz arcade, where Morty plays “Roy: A Life Well Lived” in “Mortynight Run.”

Rick takes Morty to the intergalactic arcade after selling an antimatter gun to the assassin Krombopulos Michael. Morty is upset that Rick profited from a murder, but Rick treats the arcade trip as a worthwhile use of the money. There, Morty enters the virtual-reality game Roy.

The game makes Morty experience an entire simulated lifetime as an ordinary man named Roy. He grows up, works, marries, raises children, and reaches old age, with no memory that he is actually Morty. His simulated life ends when Roy falls from a ladder in a carpet store.

Blips and Chitz returns as a recurring setting and reference in later Rick and Morty stories. The episode’s title also alludes to the 1988 film “Midnight Run.” The wrong options are locations from other parts of the series, not the arcade where Roy is played.