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The Retro Arcade Cabinet: The Centerpiece of Your Game Room
Long reserved for smoky rooms and cinema lobbies, the arcade cabinet is now making its way into living rooms, offices, and game rooms. And for good reason: between official re-releases from Arcade1Up, connected AtGames Legends cabinets, and Capcom-licensed Iconic Arcade XT machines, it has never been easier to own a real arcade cabinet—new, guaranteed, and faithful to the original down to the cabinet's markings.
Each machine in this collection is delivered ready to play: simple assembly, a power outlet, and unlimited credits. No coin mechanism to feed, no components to hunt for, no emulator to configure.
Officially Licensed Arcade Cabinets: Pac-Man, Street Fighter, Star Wars…
This is what separates an authentic arcade cabinet from the generic "multi-game" cabinets on the market: the license. Here, each title is an official version—Pac-Man and Galaga by Bandai Namco, Street Fighter by Capcom, but also Star Wars, Time Crisis, X-Men 97, or WWE Wrestlefest. The cabinet's artwork, the graphics, the controls: everything reproduces the original cabinet, with the publisher's blessing.
Arcade1Up, AtGames Legends, or Iconic XT: Cult License or Multi-Game Cabinet?
Arcade1Up cabinets each celebrate a cult license, in Classic edition (compact format, riser available) or Deluxe (generous size, expanded game library). The AtGames Legends Ultimate cabinet offers versatility: a true multi-game arcade cabinet, with 300 official titles pre-installed, connected and upgradable—an entire arcade room in one cabinet. Finally, the Iconic Arcade XT focuses on Capcom authenticity, with Street Fighter II leading the way, for versus fighting purists.
New, Kit, or Used Arcade Cabinet: The Real Comparison
Building your own cabinet from a kit takes dozens of hours, a well-configured Raspberry… and the games remain your responsibility, often in the gray area of emulation. Used cabinets, on the other hand, expose you to monitor breakdowns and hard-to-find parts. A new, licensed cabinet often costs less than a restoration, with the added warranty and after-sales service. Retro without the mechanics: this is also the philosophy of our electronic pinball machine.
No Room for a Full-Size Cabinet?
Bartop and mini arcade formats offer the same cult licenses in a compact version, to be placed on furniture or a desk. Head to our mini arcade cabinets & bartops—My Arcade, Evercade Alpha, Neo Geo—to create your arcade corner, even in a small space.
Frequently Asked Questions about Arcade Cabinets
What is the price of an arcade cabinet?
A new, officially licensed arcade cabinet ranges from a few hundred euros for a Classic format to a more substantial budget for a Deluxe or connected multi-game cabinet. The price of each model is indicated on its product page—often cheaper than a restored used cabinet.
How to choose your arcade cabinet?
Three criteria: the license that thrills you (Pac-Man, Street Fighter, Star Wars…), the format (compact Classic or full-size Deluxe), and the game library—a single cult title or a multi-game cabinet like the Legends Ultimate with its 300 official games.
What's the difference with "3000 games" or "45000 games" cabinets?
These generic cabinets rely on unauthorized copies of games, without publisher licenses. Our multi-game cabinets only include official versions, with original artwork and manufacturer warranty—added quality and legality.
Do I have to assemble my arcade cabinet myself?
No. Unlike kit cabinets that need to be built, our machines come with simple furniture-like assembly, with no electronics to configure. Allow an afternoon, screwdriver in hand, before the first game.
Does an arcade cabinet take up a lot of space?
A full-size cabinet occupies roughly the area of an armchair. Arcade1Up's more compact Classic editions fit into an office or bedroom—and if space is really limited, bartops and mini cabinets offer arcade gaming in a smaller format.
