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 … ...

Our favorite DIY arcade cabinet kit, the Upright Xtension 2 Player from Rec Room Masters, might be a good place to start, but it does come with a higher price tag.

[Photo: Rasmus Sorensen, Nanocade] Modding PCs into working arcade cabinets is nothing new, but they’re often bulky affairs that take up a bunch of floor space. Homebrew cabinet designer Rasmus ...

The Porta Pi Arcade is available as a kit and measures just under 13h x 9w x 10d inches in size and is available in either wood or acrylic with prices starting from as little as $50 for the wooden ...

Third-party video game accessories manufacturer Nyko revealed a new Nintendo Labo-inspired buildable arcade cabinet kit that allows you to attach two Joy-Con controllers as joy sticks.

The Raspberry Pi desktop arcade cabinet kit contains everything you need to build your own mini arcade cabinet and comes supplied with a Raspberry Pi model B board and PiTFT Mini Kit 320 x 240 2.8 ...

This $160 compact arcade cabinet comes as a completely disassembled kit so you’ll need some programming skills, some soldering skills, and a good five or six hours to put it all together.

Arcade1Up's cabinet kits let you easily and affordably build your own modest home arcade. ... Arcade1Up offers several different arcade cabinets priced between $299 and $399, each with multiple games.

Arcade1Up’s new “The Fast and the Furious” racing video game pares down the popular 2000’s arcade cabinet into a model that’s both affordable and fits in your home. This three-quarter ...

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 comes flat-packed as cardboard sheets.

Want to recapture the thrills of a misspent youth? Construct an authentic, old-school cabinet at home from an easy kit for a few hundred dollars—as we did one satisfying Saturday.

The tiny arcade cabinets will come in kit form for backers to assemble and will include an LCD panel, an arcade stick, buttons, an amplifier, speakers, components, and cables; ...