Inspired by Japanese Retro Game Centers, this curated arcade features many Heisei-era Sanrio, Sega, Capcom, and NeoGeo classic hardware & software—and all CRT!
Bring the Arcade Experience to Your Space
I offer a range of arcade units ready to be installed in your business, home, or office—perfect for boosting foot traffic, entertaining guests, or just adding some fun to your environment.
Choose from flexible options: a simple flat rental fee or a coin revenue share model.
Machines can be stocked with capsule products—or delivered with empty capsules for you to customize.
Installation, transport, and ongoing maintenance are all included, so you can focus on the fun while we handle the rest.
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Available Units:
Badtz-Maru’s Off Road Challenge
バッドばつ丸のオフロードにチャレンジ
Sanrio – Kokoro (1997)
Capsule Dispensing Game
Step into the world of Sanrio with this fun and fast-paced capsule game starring Badtz-Maru!
After inserting a quarter, the game begins with a 60-second countdown. As the obstacle drum rotates, players steer Badtz-Maru’s motorbike left and right to dodge spinning barriers and collect points.
Watch out—hitting an obstacle slows the drum, costing you valuable time while the clock keeps ticking!
Rack up 60 or more points before time runs out to win a prize capsule.
Fun, nostalgic, and rewarding—perfect for attracting players of all ages.
Kero Kero Keroppi’s Myserious Adventure
けろけろけろっぴ ふしぎ大冒険
Sanrio – Sega (1993)
Capsule Dispensing Game
Set sail with Captain Keroppi in this charming roulette-style capsule game!
Insert a quarter to start the action. The prize wheel begins to spin—and it’s all about timing.
First, press the green button to stop Captain Keroppi at just the right moment. Then hit the red button to stop the spinning prize wheel.
What will you land on?
A large capsule,
A small capsule,
A free spin,
Or maybe you'll need to try your luck again!
Simple, fast-paced, and full of surprise—this nostalgic game is sure to delight players of all ages.
Badtz-Maru’s Round Food
バッツ丸の丸くいしん坊
Sanrio – Kokoro (1997)
Interactive Capsule Dispensing Game
Step up for a fast, hands-on challenge with everyone's favorite grumpy penguin—Badtz-Maru!
After inserting a quarter, the game springs to life: a fan beneath the playfield kicks on, sending dozens of lightweight plastic balls swirling wildly inside the clear dome. Your mission? Use your hand or arm to snatch the balls mid-air and quickly toss them into Badtz-Maru’s wide, open mouth as he hungrily waits at the center of the play area. Remember, you have two hands, so why not use both?
It’s a frantic race against the clock—score over 30 successful tosses in just 60 seconds to win a capsule prize!
With its eye-catching motion, physical interaction, and irresistible character appeal, Badtz-Maru’s Round Food is a crowd-pleasing arcade classic that draws in players of all ages.
Keroppi’s Video Prize Game
ビデオプライズゲーム
けろけろけろっぴ
Sanrio – Sammy (1997)
Multi-Game Capsule Dispensing Machine
Featuring 3 Unique Mini-Games!
Insert a quarter and take your pick from three fast-paced, skill-based games—each with its own challenge and charm. Succeed, and you’ll be rewarded with a 75mm prize capsule!
Game 1: Candy Catch
Time your moves and hit the single button to make your character leap and catch falling candy. Each successful catch stacks up your score. Reach over 100 points and you’ll earn a capsule prize!
Game 2: Side-Scrolling Obstacle Jump
In this classic runner-style game, jump over obstacles with precise timing. Make it to the finish line before time runs out, and you win a capsule!
Game 3: Treasure Box Guessing
Test your luck and memory! Choose the correct treasure box three times in a row to crack the code and win a prize.
Whether you’re after fast reflexes, sharp timing, or a bit of good fortune, there’s a game for everyone.
Colorful, interactive, and endlessly replayable—this 1997 Sanrio arcade piece is a crowd favorite.
Hello Kitty’s Dream Rail Lovely
ハローキティのドリームレールラブリー
Sanrio – NMK (1997)
Capsule Dispensing Machine
This delightful gacha-style amusement machine from the 1990s combines cute Sanrio aesthetics with a fun mix of timing, gravity, and luck—all wrapped in a charming Hello Kitty theme.
After dropping a quarter into the coin slot, the game comes to life:
A mechanical ladder on the left begins rising, releasing small plastic balls one by one onto a ledge at the top of the playfield.
The player must press the red button at just the right moment to remove the rail platform, allowing it to drop the ball onto a twisting, multi-tiered rail system filled with pegs, ramps, and chutes.
As the ball bounces and rolls its way down, it will eventually land in one of several point-marked compartments at the bottom. The more balls you strategically score within the high-value zones you hit, the better your chances are at winning.
Score over 300 points, and the machine dispenses a capsule prize!
The game features a bright, colorful design with Hello Kitty and her twin sister Mimmy, surrounded by signature Sanrio styling. With its blend of simple mechanics and whimsical design, it’s a perfect example of accessible, family-friendly arcade fun—great for younger players, casual gamers, or nostalgic collectors alike.
Sega Blast City – Candy Cabinet
ブラストシティ
Sega – 1996 | 29" CRT Arcade Cabinet
The Sega Blast City is one of the most iconic Japanese candy cabinets of the 1990s—designed during the golden era of arcade gaming. Released in 1996, it quickly became a staple of game centers across Japan and is still beloved by collectors and retro gaming enthusiasts today.
This sleek, sit-down cabinet features a 29" 15/24kHz CRT display, known for its bright, sharp picture and excellent scanline clarity—perfect for showcasing the vibrant pixel art of the era. With stereo sound, a spacious control panel, and universal JAMMA wiring, it was built to support a wide variety of arcade boards, especially fighting and action games.
The Blast City was part of a new generation of Sega cabinets (alongside Astro City), contributing to the rise of “versus-style” arcade setups that encouraged social competition and player communities in Japan’s booming game centers.
This unit is set for quarter play and currently features a rotating lineup of both Capcom CPS-II titles and other classic JAMMA-compatible PCBs.
Capcom CPS-II Games
Street Fighter Zero 2
Street Fighter Zero 3
Rockman: The Power Fighters 2
Pocket Fighter
Marvel vs. Capcom
Super Street Fighter II: The New Challengers
Other JAMMA PCBs
Strider Hiryu 2
Gunbird 2
Pretty Soldier Sailor Moon
Rockman: The Power Battles
Nekketsu High School Dodgeball Club (熱血高校ドッジボール部)
Whether you’re after high-intensity fighting matches, classic side-scrolling action, or quirky character-based gameplay, this cabinet offers an authentic slice of arcade history.
Neo Geo MVS
SNK – 1992 | Multi-Video System (MVS) | 4-Game, 25” CRT Arcade Cabinet
Step into arcade history with the Neo Geo MVS 4-Slot “Big Red”—a striking, multi-game cabinet that helped redefine what arcade gaming could be. Released by SNK in the early 1990s, the Neo Geo MVS (Multi Video System) was revolutionary: it allowed operators to install up to four arcade games in a single cabinet, giving players an instant variety of titles to choose from and encouraging longer play sessions. This wasn’t just convenience—it was a game changer. The MVS introduced one of the first successful cartridge-based arcade platforms, making it easy to swap games in and out without replacing the entire machine. For players, it meant more choice and more competition; for arcades, it meant better value and less downtime. It was, simply put, arcade innovation at its finest.
The iconic “Big Red” cabinet, designed specifically for the North American market, stands out with its bold red design, illuminated game select display, booming stereo speakers, and large 25" CRT screen that showcases Neo Geo’s legendary sprite work in all its pixel-perfect glory. And what makes this particular unit special? It features Japanese versions of eight standout Neo Geo titles—each with a strong legacy in Japanese arcades and ranked among the best games the platform ever produced.
Battle through Garou: Mark of the Wolves, SNK’s magnum opus in the 2D fighting genre, praised for its refined mechanics and beautiful animation. Team up in Metal Slug 3, a high-octane run-and-gun experience that still tops fan-voted Neo Geo lists for its chaotic fun and unmistakable style. Sharpen your reflexes in Puzzle Bobble (Bust-A-Move), a timeless puzzle classic that remains popular in game centers across Japan. The lineup also includes the charming chaos of Twinkle Star Sprites, the genre-bending Super Dodge Ball, the slick swordplay of Shin Samurai Spirits (Samurai Shodown II), the stylish brawling of Sengoku Denshō 2001 (Sengoku 3), and the visually dazzling Blazing Star, a shooter that still holds a cult following.
Whether you’re a lifelong fan of the Neo Geo or discovering it for the first time, this cabinet is more than just a game machine—it’s a celebration of a golden era in arcade gaming. Perfect for parties, retro-themed events, pop-ups, or permanent installations, the Neo Geo Big Red delivers variety, replayability, and arcade authenticity in one unforgettable package. With competitive gameplay, co-op action, and endless nostalgia, it’s sure to become a centerpiece wherever it goes.
Pac-Man
Midway – 1980 | 17" Vertical CRT Arcade Cabinet
Step into the golden age of arcade gaming with the legendary Pac-Man cabinet. Released by Midway in 1980, this iconic machine isn’t just a game—it’s a piece of pop culture history. Featuring a bright yellow cabinet, colorful ghost artwork, and the unforgettable "waka-waka" sound effects, Pac-Man invites players of all ages to experience the thrill of one of the most influential games ever made.
With just a simple 4-way joystick, players guide Pac-Man through a maze filled with dots, dodging four mischievous ghosts—Blinky, Pinky, Inky, and Clyde. Eat a power pellet and suddenly the tables turn—now you’re chasing them! Rack up points, grab the fruit bonuses, and see how long you can outwit the ghosts as the speed ramps up with every level. Think it’s easy? Just wait until the maze gets faster and smarter.
More than just fun, Pac-Man helped shape the arcade boom of the early 1980s and became the first video game to reach mainstream popularity across genders and generations. From high-score chases to nostalgic joy, this cabinet is a must-play for anyone who wants to experience the roots of modern gaming. Whether it’s your first time or your hundredth, Pac-Man’s charm never fades.
Try it for yourself—and see why this little yellow hero became a worldwide icon.
Hello Kitty Sailor
Kiddie Motion Ride
Hello Kitty Balloons
Kiddie Motion Ride
