There’s a reason retro handhelds are blowing up on TikTok and Reddit: they’re easy to use, portable, and packed with retro ...

I hadn't really seen many miniaturized versions of arcade games. Fortunately for me, someone has done just that, creating a ...

But hey, a quick video game break never hurt anyone, right? It’s not the only arcade game in Life is Strange: True Colors, either. In Alex’s apartment you’ll find a cabinet called Mine Haunt.

Taito - which produces large arcade cabinets - admitted as cabinets require so much space for storage, they have previously been "discarded," but now it attempts to store physical documents in ...

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Priced at $249.99 / £219.99, the Quarter Arcades Taito Bubble Bobble machine’s price isn’t for the faint of heart. By that, I mean you have to be really into the idea of having a micro arcade ...

“I saw my first cabinet in 1979 at the Crestview Theater in Carmichael, California. I don’t remember the movie I saw that evening, but I do remember seeing the Space Invaders arcade machine in ...

Fine details: even the instructions light up. Not that any gamers read instructions, ever. Finally, for people who’ve never experienced them, why are these two arcade games worth playing and ...

Taito’s mini arcade cabinet is the only way to legally play the bow Takumi put on Toaplan’s legacy, though, so if you’ve got one, import that Arcade Memories Vol 2. cart from Japan, and get ...

Taito even released a now-obscure control accessory mimicking the arcade controls for home releases on classic consoles like the Nintendo 64 and Sony PlayStation, as well as plug-and-play editions.

Arcade machines are vaguely modular. The orange-tinted ‘Vewlix’ cabinets that were designed to be home to SF5 can be repurposed for new games. Many will, I imagine, be converted to SF6.