Gold Label · 5.5 in tall
Pac-Man 40th Anniversary Mini Arcade Game
4.2 of 52759 player ratings
$21.52$24.69set at checkout in our listing
Pac-Man in the 40th Anniversary Gold Label housing, with a brighter panel and room for a second player.
Four heights, one arcade
Arcade Classics — we put the arcade floor back inside your house.
We build the cabinets we grew up feeding quarters to: real joysticks, real trackballs, a real marquee glowing over the screen. Pick the height that fits your room and the games come with it.
Four cabinet heightsLicensed Atari and WWE titlesPlug in and playTwo-player control panels
Three aisles on our floor
Height is the only choice you have to make first. The games follow the cabinet.
Floor Cabinets3 cabinetsFull-height cabinets that stand on their own feet — the row you walk up to, not the one you sit at.Walk this aisle
Countertop Cabinets4 cabinetsSixteen-inch cabinets built to live on a bar top, a desk or a shelf and still play like the real thing.Walk this aisle
Pocket Arcades6 cabinetsSix-inch cabinets and gold-label minis — a working joystick, a colour screen and a coat pocket.Walk this aisleWhat players carry off our floor first
Ranked the way the arcade ranked things — by how often somebody comes back for another go.
Handheld Series · 6 in tall
Pac-Man Handheld Mini Arcade Game
4.5 of 5686 player ratings
$21.22$24.97set at checkout in our listing
The original maze on a 6-inch cabinet, full colour screen, the siren still looping.
Handheld Series · 6 in tall
Tetris Handheld Mini Arcade Game
4.6 of 5260 player ratings
$24.97set at checkout in our listing
Tetris on a 6-inch cabinet with a real stick, Marathon mode and a full colour screen.
Ultra Series · 61 in tall
WWE Ultra Series Arcade Cabinet
4.3 of 576 player ratings
Price at checkoutBetween runs — our listing shows the figure and the ship date
Five wrestling and arcade titles, dual joysticks side by side, 61 inches of cabinet built for two people to stand at once.
Handheld Series · 6 in tall
WWE Handheld Mini Arcade Game
4.2 of 569 player ratings
$17.99set at checkout in our listing
Ten WWE Legends in a steel cage on a 6-inch cabinet, batteries in the box.
Handheld Series · 6 in tall
Ms. Pac-Man Handheld Mini Arcade Game
4.6 of 565 player ratings
$21.23$24.97set at checkout in our listing
Ms. Pac-Man on a 6-inch cabinet with her own four mazes and three AA batteries fitted.
What makes an Arcade Classics cabinet feel like the arcade
Anyone can put an old game on a screen. The arcade was never only the game — it was the weight of the stick under your hand, the clack of the button, the light of the marquee on your face at eleven at night. That is the part we rebuild first, and the reason our cabinets are made of the same four things every time.
The control panel is the game.We fit the control the board was written for: a yoke on Star Wars, a trackball on Centipede and Asteroids, a spinner on Tempest, a microswitch stick on Pac-Man. Roll the ball and the blaster turns as fast as your palm does.
The screen is full colour, not a filter.Our liquid crystal panels run from 6 inches on a handheld to 17 inches under a full-height marquee. Vector lines stay sharp, ghosts stay bright, and nothing is smeared behind a pretend scanline.
The board is the original, not a remake.Each title plays its own release — the same levels, the same attract loop, the same music cue when you clear a wave. We license the games from Atari and WWE and leave them alone.
It plugs in and plays.Floor and counter cabinets ship with an AC adapter; the handhelds arrive with three AA batteries in the box. No account, no download, no update that breaks a game you paid for.
Pick your series
Four badges, four footprints. Same arcade behind all of them.
Ultra Series61 in
Our tallest build — standing height, 17-inch screen, lit marquee.
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Junior Series37.5 in
A free standing cabinet sized for a child, with three difficulty modes.
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Counter Series16 in
Bar-top cabinets with trackball or spinner and five Atari boards each.
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Handheld Series6 in
A cabinet shrunk, not flattened: real stick, colour screen, batteries in.
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Sixteen inches tall, trackball or spinner on top, happy on a bar, a desk or a shelf.
Counter Series · 16 in tall
WWE Counter Series Arcade Machine
3.8 of 542 player ratings
$184.99set at checkout in our listing
Four wrestling titles on a 16-inch counter cabinet, one stick, one button cluster, an 8-inch colour screen.
Counter Series · 16 in tall
Centipede Counter Series Arcade Machine
4.0 of 526 player ratings
$184.99set at checkout in our listing
Five Atari boards and a real trackball sunk into a 16-inch counter cabinet — the control Centipede was written for.
Counter Series · 16 in tall
Asteroids Counter Series Arcade Machine
4.5 of 511 player ratings
$184.99set at checkout in our listing
Asteroids, Asteroids Deluxe, Missile Command, Crystal Castles and Liberator on a trackball counter cabinet.
Counter Series · 16 in tall
Tempest Counter Series Arcade Machine
3.7 of 537 player ratings
Price at checkoutBetween runs — our listing shows the figure and the ship date
A spinner cabinet — Tempest, Gravitar, Lunar Lander, Warlords and Major Havoc on 16 inches of counter.
Atari · Pac-Man · Ms. Pac-Man · Tetris · Q*bert · WWE — licensed and left alone.
What players tell us after a week with the cabinet
Verbatim from our own listings, four stars and up, United States.
Fun gift
got it for a white elephant gift, they loved it.
Great classic memories.
So much fun even my son and friends play it.
Get it!
You have to put it together, but it was easy. Works great! Got it for my teen but I think I play more lol. Good quality. If your kid is into those games get it!
Gift for teenage grandson
Gift for grandson. He loves it. Was as described.
Great fun!
Great machine. Have set up in the game room. Little difficult putting it together so if you have an extra hand it helps.
Retro Fun!
Countercade plays as expected. Brings back challenges all over again! Worth the value. It takes about an hour to put together from unboxing to the completed assembly.
Arcade Classics: the classic arcade cabinet, four heights, one floor
We are Arcade Classics, and we have built one arcade cabinet in four heights, so the same arcade lands in any room.
The Ultra Series is a 61-inch floor cabinet with a 17-inch screen and a lit marquee: our ultimate build.
The Junior Series stands 37.5 inches on its own base, built to a child's height.
The Counter Series is a 16-inch tabletop cabinet for a bar, a kitchen counter or a game room.
The Handheld Series is six inches of arcade with a working joystick, and it fits in a pocket.
Every board is licensed, so the titles are real: Pac-Man, Ms. Pac-Man, Galaga, Dig Dug.
Pac-Man alone runs on five of our cabinets, from the 40th Anniversary handheld to the free standing machine.
Centipede, Asteroids and Tempest each carry four more Atari titles; Star Wars flies on a yoke; the WWE fighters settle it in the ring.
Nothing here takes a coin. Plug in the adapter or drop in three AA cells, and the first game is as free as the thousandth: endless play, no basic settings to wade through.
Find the height that suits your room, take the stick, and the arcade is at your fingertips. That is the fun we were after.
We design the cabinets and licence the boards. Checkout, delivery, warranty and returns live on the order page of the partner store you buy from.
Questions we hear at the token booth
How tall are your cabinets, really?
Four heights. Ultra Series stands 61 inches on its own base with a 17-inch screen. Junior Series free standing is 37.5 inches with an 8-inch screen. Counter Series is 16 inches and built for a bar top. Handheld Series is 6 inches with a 2.5-inch full colour screen. Every card on our floor prints its height next to the games.
Do I have to build the cabinet myself?
The floor and counter cabinets arrive flat with the panel, screen and marquee already wired — you join the body, drop the head on and plug in the adapter. A screwdriver and about twenty minutes is the whole job. Handhelds come assembled with three AA batteries fitted.
Can two people play at once?
On our WWE Ultra Series cabinet, yes — dual joysticks and two button clusters side by side. The Pac-Man 40th Anniversary mini also takes turns between two players on one screen. The single-stick counter cabinets and handhelds are built for one pair of hands at a time.
Are the games the real arcade versions?
Yes. We license the titles from Atari and WWE and run each release as it was written, down to the attract loop. Two roster notes on the wrestling cabinets: licensing keeps Sgt. Slaughter and the Legion of Doom out of WrestleFest, and Andre the Giant out of SuperStars.
What control does each cabinet use?
Star Wars uses a flight yoke. Centipede and Asteroids use a trackball. Tempest uses a spinner. Pac-Man, Ms. Pac-Man, Tetris, Dig Dug, Galaga and the WWE titles use a joystick with buttons. We match the control to the board rather than fitting one stick to everything.
Where do I track an order or start a return?
On the order page of the partner store you bought the cabinet from — they hold the shipment and the receipt. Write to us at floor@arcadeclassics.pages.dev for anything about the machines themselves: which height fits a room, what a panel holds, how a game plays.
