Though arcade games aren't as popular nowadays, the light-gun shooter zombie games of years past were hugely popular. Retro gaming is still alive, despite being overshadowed by modern titles that ...

Good news, Simpsons fans: you'll soon be able to bring home the classic arcade game The Simpsons. Made by Arcade1Up, this machine includes the classic four-player Simpsons beat-'em-up arcade game, ...

Arcade1Up has a new collection of nostalgic arcade machines, and it’s finally available to shop at Walmart. The company released the new Classic SE Arcade Machines for $334 — about $100 less than the ...

Is there any better feeling than the rush of being in an arcade? The clack of the buttons; the dim rooms illuminated by glowy, pixelated monitors; the suspiciously sticky floors; that one machine that ...

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. Fortunately, the ...

Building the new LEGO Arcade Machine is an intimate, rewarding experience. On its exterior, this set is a classic, standup coin-operated arcade cabinet, with colorful decals on its sides, an air vent ...

There’s something about the large imposing wooden box of an arcade machine that lends a confident presence to a room. The problem with a tall and heavy box is that it takes up quite a bit of space and ...

Joshua grew up in poverty, deep in the Middle of Nowhere, Alabama. Gaming was a rarely afforded escape from reality that persisted throughout his life, something that saw him through good times and ...

If you grew up during the ’90s, then there’s a very good chance that you saw and played “Terminator 2: Judgment Day — The Arcade Game” when you went to a movie theater. It seemed like it was ...

Christmas shoppers have been enjoying an Augmented Reality (AR) arcade machine at JD, London Oxford Street, bringing to life this year's festive campaign - ‘King of the Game’. JD has teamed up with ...

For some reason, people are really into tiny arcade machines that basically require you to ruin your hands and eyes in order to play on them. That said, unlike the fifty gazillion ‘retro consoles’ ...