We like it so, so many games and extra options.

Great arcade love that you can put what you want in the arcade

Fantastic game system! Exactly what I was looking for.

Easy and fun. Works well and as expected. Easy to put together.

I’ve enjoyed playing the games of my childhood again.

Great product, easy to assemble and expandable.

Cab is a great size. Games included, kinda suck. But At-games seems to know what they are doing. With coinops you can add tons of games easily. The main competitor's cab would cost you well over $100 to add your own games. Not with this cab! All you need is a usb stick, at-games account to download coinops app frome their app store, and some time. At-games also has an alternative subscription for great games and they also allow you to use your pc (over network) or most consoles with hdmi. Buttons and stick are actually really good right out of the box. At-games has come along way.

300+ built in arcade and console games. Built in USB and HDMI ports that allow you to 300+ built in games! plug in your pc and use the cab controls to play games. What this means is that you can play modern games on this thing! Steam games! Internet connectivity that allows you to play games against others online. Leaderboards! trackball and spinners! Pinball buttons! Too many features and mods to list here. Just buy it!

RIP OFF. You're going to pay more for anything you want. This is a classic arcade machine. That does NOT have Pac Man, Ms. Pac-Man, Dig Dug, Defender/Stargate. Donkey Kong. Battle Zone. It is a couple pinball games, a bunch of atari 2600 games a few nes games and 90s arcade games. The included games suck and can be found preloaded on devices 1/10th the price of this. It's an 'Atari' model and Pitfall isn't even included its not even a complete Atari collection. My Temu fight stick has much better cames, thousands more and was $79.00. The trackball sounds and feels like it's covered in sand, even with sensitivity at max and rolling as fast as I can it doesn't even take the player in Centipede all the way across the screen. Same thing with the spinner it "feels" good but the sensitivity sucks, i.e. in Tempest with max sensitivity a 360 degree turn moves you one spot over the quick back and forth is almost impossible to do you have to turn it so far before it moves, then you have to go so far back so fast to try and make the move you overshoot. So you play the quick spin back and forth which works for the first few levels then the inaccuracy makes it nearly impossible to be quickly "impaled" on a spike. In the description #1 it doesn't tell you the device is non returnable. So I'm out over $600. #2 - The OTG bring your own game they don't tell you is another $100. (once again my Temu fight stick was $79.00). They subscription service is more than Netflix. The other feature is another $100 though I have until 12/31/2 0 2 4 for a bogo offer. So basically if you want a pretty cabinet with a few atari games about 7 classics and the rest atari filler with a crappy roller and spinner. Me I will sue to get my money back this is a 100% rip off. I could live with the overpriced box and crappy controller if it had games to make it fun. Another $240 a year for a subscription or $200 to bring my own stuff, or game packs designed to have one desirable game a 4 or 5 fillers. It is a nice pretty package if you want something to show off in the corner. if you want games you can get a handheld on temu for $50 that you can hook up to your pc or tv. AVOID THIS RIP OFF.

Simple enough to play if you want to get started playing the over 300 games with it. Some console games (SNES, GENESIS, Atari 2600, etc) and some older arcade games. The pinball side of things can be expensive. Putting your own games on it using the BYOG option is a process that you will have to Google. Sometimes a usb stick isn't recognized in the usb ports near the controller. Updates are a very slow process but that could be due to the wifi option and in combination with the horrible internet speeds that we have. A wired connection is available. Ours came with the pinball attachments. There were a couple of screws that were dodgy going in. But if you are good with computers or know someone who is, or just want to play with the internal games, it isn't a bad machine. Just don't pay more than what Sam's sells it for.