Best Buy has select Arcade1Up Countercade on sale for $149.99 listed below. Shipping is free, otherwise, select free curbside pickup as an alternative option.
Thanks to community member Xplic1T for finding this deal
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Purchasing of this product today will save you $80 Off (34.78% Savings) from the original list price of $229.99. This is likely the best pricing for this classic arcade unit
Full size real feel arcade controls w/ coinless operation. Amazing additions to your home bar, office, dorm room or anywhere else you'd want to squeeze in some retro gaming; no assembly required
Arcade1Up's counter-cades are compact in size
Extended holiday return period valid through January 2, 2022
Offer valid while promotion/supplies last
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Best Buy has select Arcade1Up Countercade on sale for $149.99 listed below. Shipping is free, otherwise, select free curbside pickup as an alternative option.
Thanks to community member Xplic1T for finding this deal
Note, curbside pickup may vary depending on location
Purchasing of this product today will save you $80 Off (34.78% Savings) from the original list price of $229.99. This is likely the best pricing for this classic arcade unit
Full size real feel arcade controls w/ coinless operation. Amazing additions to your home bar, office, dorm room or anywhere else you'd want to squeeze in some retro gaming; no assembly required
Arcade1Up's counter-cades are compact in size
Extended holiday return period valid through January 2, 2022
Offer valid while promotion/supplies last
Additional Note
Please refer to the forum thread for additional details - Discombobulated
Model: Arcade1Up Marvel Superheroes 2 Player Counter-cade with Marquee, Port and Headphone Jack - 960
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Just can't pat $150 for something I paid $50 for last year, no mater how fancy the controls are. And the Asteroids Partycade is only $180. Full size Tempest only cost me $250.
These 2 player cabs weren't even out a year ago ...
As someone who was actively looking at the bigger MVSC cabinet, this will do for now. Honestly, I love Thanos and the side cabinet art plus light up marquee makes it a must-buy. It's only $150 and for me, worth it to have one of the best fighting games without taking up too much space.
Hoping for some arcade advice. I'm building a 4 player Retropie-type arcade for my nephews. Not sure exactly what specific games, emulator, etc., I'll use, but it'll be arcade-style with the sorts of buttons, joysticks and games seen here. I already bought a 4-player kit on Amazon with all the buttons, joysticks, controllers, cables, etc. It'll run on a Raspberry Pi 3 or 4, and use an existing TV, so it won't be an all-in-one console like these.
I'm just wondering whether people, and especially teenage boys, tend to prefer the type where all 4 sets of controls are side by side in one long controller, broken into 2 controller units each with 2 sets of controllers, or 4 separate controllers so each player can sit on their own and not bump into the others.
Also, do people tend to prefer wood, plastic, acrylic, metal, etc, for the enclosures? I'm mocking everything up using cardboard boxes for the controllers for now, as I set up and test things, but eventually I want it to be nice and permanent and have a classy look to it.
I guess I could ask them but it's going to be a surprise.
Hoping for some arcade advice. I'm building a 4 player Retropie-type arcade for my nephews. Not sure exactly what specific games, emulator, etc., I'll use, but it'll be arcade-style with the sorts of buttons, joysticks and games seen here. I already bought a 4-player kit on Amazon with all the buttons, joysticks, controllers, cables, etc. It'll run on a Raspberry Pi 3 or 4, and use an existing TV, so it won't be an all-in-one console like these.
I'm just wondering whether people, and especially teenage boys, tend to prefer the type where all 4 sets of controls are side by side in one long controller, broken into 2 controller units each with 2 sets of controllers, or 4 separate controllers so each player can sit on their own and not bump into the others.
Also, do people tend to prefer wood, plastic, acrylic, metal, etc, for the enclosures? I'm mocking everything up using cardboard boxes for the controllers for now, as I set up and test things, but eventually I want it to be nice and permanent and have a classy look to it.
I guess I could ask them but it's going to be a surprise.
I think all 4 lined up (like the old beat 'em up arcades) is most fun and most social.
As far as material, I'm pretty sure they're made of wood.
There's such a big bezel towards the top of the system, why not reduce it, put a Larger screen and have much more game options. I would definitely buy it if a few changes were made.
An improved system would be good on longs trips for the kids.
Come on Arcade1Up
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https://www.bestbuy.com/site/arca...Id=64778
Games included:
Pong, Pong Doubles, Pong Sports, Warlords, Super Breakout. Tempest
I'm just wondering whether people, and especially teenage boys, tend to prefer the type where all 4 sets of controls are side by side in one long controller, broken into 2 controller units each with 2 sets of controllers, or 4 separate controllers so each player can sit on their own and not bump into the others.
Also, do people tend to prefer wood, plastic, acrylic, metal, etc, for the enclosures? I'm mocking everything up using cardboard boxes for the controllers for now, as I set up and test things, but eventually I want it to be nice and permanent and have a classy look to it.
I guess I could ask them but it's going to be a surprise.
I'm just wondering whether people, and especially teenage boys, tend to prefer the type where all 4 sets of controls are side by side in one long controller, broken into 2 controller units each with 2 sets of controllers, or 4 separate controllers so each player can sit on their own and not bump into the others.
Also, do people tend to prefer wood, plastic, acrylic, metal, etc, for the enclosures? I'm mocking everything up using cardboard boxes for the controllers for now, as I set up and test things, but eventually I want it to be nice and permanent and have a classy look to it.
I guess I could ask them but it's going to be a surprise.
As far as material, I'm pretty sure they're made of wood.
There's such a big bezel towards the top of the system, why not reduce it, put a Larger screen and have much more game options. I would definitely buy it if a few changes were made.
An improved system would be good on longs trips for the kids.
Come on Arcade1Up
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