Can An Arcade1Up Have Too Many Games?
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Can An Arcade1Up Have Too Many Games? One thing the community keeps asking Arcade1Up for is more games on a cabinet. Is this a good thing? Well some people equate the number of games with value as in more bang for their buck and cabinet like Terminator 2 and Tron were immediately dismissed for their limited game amount. Arcade1Up has really gone out of their way to combat this with the Legacy line adding 12 to now 14 games per cabinet. Unfortunately as more games get added to a cabinet so too do the concessions that have to be made with the cabinet to accommodate the additional games. Are we better off with less games and a more accurate arcade experience or do we want more bang for our buck and for Arcade1Up to be closer to multicades?
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