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Arcade1Up CounterCade 5-Game Retro Tabletop Arcade (Pac-Man, Galaga 88) Expired
$94
$157.24
+ $10 S/H (New QVC Customers)
QVC.com is offering New QVC Customers: Arcade1Up CounterCade 5-Game Retro Tabletop Arcade Machine (Pac-Man, Ms. Pac-Man, or Galaga) on sale for $98.98 - $15 when you apply promo code OFFER = $83.98. Shipping is $9.99.
Thanks to community member nice_rcrd for finding this deal.
Available Editions (w/ Games Included)
Thanks to community member nice_rcrd for finding this deal.
Available Editions (w/ Games Included)
- Pacman
- Pac & Pal, Pac Man, Dig Dug, Mappy, The Tower of Druaga
- Ms. Pacman
- Ms. Pacman, Super Pacman, Galaxian, Rompers, King & Balloon
- Galaga
- Galaga 88, Galaga, Galaxian, Gaplus, Xevious
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- About this deal:
- This price is $73.27 lower (47% savings) than the list price.
- About this product:
- Measures 9.57" x 11.42" x 15.78", weighs 8.82 lbs
- See the forum thread for additional discussion of this deal.
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- See the QVC return policy for returns information.
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Edited August 8, 2022
at 09:10 AM
QVC has 3 versions: Pacman, Galaga and Mrs. Pacman
Apply the $15 coupon code for new users with "OFFER"
Total for me after shipping was $104.59
https://www.qvc.com/Arcade1Up-Cou...34797.htm
Apply the $15 coupon code for new users with "OFFER"
Total for me after shipping was $104.59
https://www.qvc.com/Arcade1Up-Cou...34797.htm
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| Rating: | (5 out of 5 stars) |
| Product Name: | Arcade1Up CounterCade 5 Game Retro Tabletop Arcade Machine |
| Product Description: | Relive your glory days of gaming in the comfort of your own home with this compact arcade machine! Complete with original artwork and coinless operation (every kid's dream!), the tabletop design adds the ultimate cool factor to your finished basement, man cave, or home office. From Arcade1Up. Pacman: Pac & Pal, Pac Man, Dig Dug, Mappy, The Tower of Druaga Ms. Pacman: Ms. Pacman, Super Pacman, Galaxian, Rompers, King & Balloon Galaga: Galaga 88, Galaga, Galaxian, Gaplus, Xevious Frogger: Frogger 40th Anniversary, Time Pilot, Time Pilot 84 Tabletop design 8" color LCD display Original artwork Joystick and control buttons Coinless operation Volume control Measures 9.57" x 11.42" x 15.78", weighs 8.82 lbs ETL listed; 90-day Limited Manufacturer's Warranty Imported |
| Product SKU: | E234797 |
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Think of it as interactive art / tech history.
It's like those $100 adult Lego sets. After you build it, it's going to sit on a shelf.
Regardless, that screen is mighty small...
Bought controller board from geeksales.cc and connected an old RPi. RPi was too slow so connected a mini PC I had laying around (Batocera OS). Bought a custom deck from Etsy and joystick from amazon.
Worked great from that point but the screen is so terrible I ended up custom fitting an ipad2 display/controller board in to replace it (real pain in the butt).
Looks great now that there's nothing from A1UP except the "wood" cabinet itself.
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Think of it as interactive art / tech history.
It's like those $100 adult Lego sets. After you build it, it's going to sit on a shelf.
Regardless, that screen is mighty small...
Sign up for a Slickdeals account to remove this ad.
Bought controller board from geeksales.cc and connected an old RPi. RPi was too slow so connected a mini PC I had laying around (Batocera OS). Bought a custom deck from Etsy and joystick from amazon.
Worked great from that point but the screen is so terrible I ended up custom fitting an ipad2 display/controller board in to replace it (real pain in the butt).
Looks great now that there's nothing from A1UP except the "wood" cabinet itself.
Bought controller board from geeksales.cc and connected an old RPi. RPi was too slow so connected a mini PC I had laying around (Batocera OS). Bought a custom deck from Etsy and joystick from amazon.
Worked great from that point but the screen is so terrible I ended up custom fitting an ipad2 display/controller board in to replace it (real pain in the butt).
Looks great now that there's nothing from A1UP except the "wood" cabinet itself. https://static.slickdealscdn.com/ima...s/emot-LOL.gif
Arcade1Up, Ms. Pac-Man Partycade https://www.walmart.com/ip/270208540
I've thought this too (how long will they last?) but they're really churning out the products now with extra iterations of certain ones (SF2, for instance). People must be buying. I went to an acquaintances house the other day who I wouldn't have thought would be into this and he had a small arcade set up in one of his rooms with three or four of the larger machines in there.
I have two (Asteroids and Centipede) I got on clearance that admittedly collect dust. I also have a pimoroni Picade that does likewise (screen too small).
If I had it to do over again I'd get the AtGames Legends Ultimate and call it a day. In fact that is probably what I will do and I'll Craigslist the other stuff.