Maybe it's just an 80s or 90s gamer thing, but for a certain subset of the video gaming community, owning a functional arcade — or even a single arcade cabinet — is sort of a dream come true.

Posts from this topic will be added to your daily email digest and your homepage feed. Nintendo’s Labo kits captured the imagination of gamers everywhere with their creative cardboard constructions, ...

X-Arcade is gearing up to launch the X-Force Haptics Kit, a DIY upgrade designed exclusively for the Arcade2TV-XR controller. X-Arcade has already impressed us with their Arcade2TV-XR experience and ...

An arcade cabinet is one of those things that every gamer wants at home, but few ever get. Getting a real arcade cabinet is usually expensive, and building one yourself is no small feat. There are ...

If you are looking for a project to keep you busy this weekend and enjoy playing retro arcade games, you might be interested in this Raspberry Pi powered mini arcade cabinet kit which is now available ...

Where Nintendo goes, others follow. Off the back of Nintendo's popular Labo cardboard kits, accessory maker Nyko has concocted its own cardboard creation — the PixelQuest Arcade Kit. Like Labo, it ...

Dream Arcades announces the launch of the arcade kit version of the company's flagship Vision 120. The original Vision 120 kit is the largest home arcade unit commercially available, featuring the ...

Makers and developers that enjoy playing retro games and have a Raspberry Pi or any other mini PC ready too be included in a project. Might enjoy building their very own Raspberry Pi powered games ...

With the advent of MAME, arcade emulation, and PCs and consoles that can play legitimate retail arcade compilations, there's no denying the coolness factor of actually playing these games in a form ...