Keep in mind that the graphics on cabinets typically show only one or two of the games included-usually the most popular, like Pac-Man or Ms. Some arcade machines feature three games, whereas others have a game count in the hundreds or even thousands. All have coinless operation and are made for one, two, or four players. There are also a few digital pinball machines that include real-feel features, like tilt and nudge, haptic touch flippers with feedback, and working plungers. Within the home arcade machine category, you’ll find classic arcade cabinets and head-to-head or “cocktail” tables, as well as wall-mounted and countertop versions, some of which have full-size screens and are great space-savers. We've highlighted the most important here.
While this new generation of arcade machines may cost less than their vintage originals, they're still an investment, and there's a lineup of things to consider before you buy.
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