Having an arcade cabinet of one’s own is a common dream among those who grew up during the video game arcade heyday of the 80s and early 90s. It’s a fairly common build that doesn’t take too ...

for $20 USD or so you get scaled-down version of a classic arcade cabinet, perfect for a desk toy or to throw up on a shelf as part of your gaming collection. Like any good Hackaday reader ...

It's not like he wanted to sell." The cratering of the coin-op "route" market had a knock-on effect for the resale cost of arcade cabinets in general, Peterson says. "What happened was ...

Today, there are several ways of buying retro cabinets, like the popular company Arcade1Up, which sells replica arcade cabinets at a smaller and more manageable scale (though there are full-size ...

Why Trust Us? Arcade1Up’s new “The Fast and the Furious” racing video game pares down the popular 2000’s arcade cabinet into a model that’s both affordable and fits in your home.