Arcade cabinets have games pre-installed, and unlike the machines of yesteryear, you get more than just one or two games in the machine. However, many come with games under the same company ...

The Arcade 1Up machine stands 66 inches tall (5 feet, 6 inches) and featuring a bright 19-inch LCD screen, loud sound (with adjustable volume), light-up marquee with logo, and authentic controls ...

The four-player X-Men arcade machine has all the best features found on Arcade1Up's cabinets, including a lighted marquee and deck protector, double coin doors and a graphic kickplate, and a riser ...

If you've always wanted a home arcade machine but never thought you'd be able to afford one, think again. What if we told you that you could have a full-size arcade cabinet in your game room ...

Arcade1Up's three new special edition arcade machines have arrived at Walmart are a budget-friendly way to bring your ...

As one of the more versatile arcade offerings, the $600 AtGames' Legends Ultimate is a full-sized, 66-inch-tall cabinet with more than 300 built-in and licensed arcade classics, like Centipede ...

Where's the Lego Game Boy? If you'd rather wait for something with a retro gaming theme but more substantial, the ...

I love my Arcade1Up machines — my NBA Jam Deluxe cabinet still gets play to this day — but with prices typically ranging from $400 to $750, these arcade replicas don’t come cheap ...

When the cabinet officially launched in 2021, I was sent a machine for review purposes. I had some immediate praise thanks to its high build quality, top-notch-controls, features like Bluetooth ...

This made the arcade machine much larger than many other cabinets. Although this likely limited its overall sales, the reception to "TX-1" was still positive and it performed well commercially ...

Arcade1UP Claw Machine. Arcade1Up is known for making semi-affordable, smaller scale reproductions of classic arcade cabinets, but they’re shifting gears a bit with the release of this full-size ...

And iiRcade soon got to work on creating its cabinet, as well as landing big partnerships that would bring arcade classics like Dragon’s Lair to the machine. When the cabinet officially launched ...