Amazon Has Arcade1Up Cabinets at Surprisingly Low Prices for Black Friday

Arcade1Up crafts some of the best arcade cabinets on the market, offering a stellar lineup of games with each unit. Most cabinets include eight to 15 games, giving players plenty of variety to enjoy. Each cabinet also comes equipped with controls for two players, making them perfect for multiplayer sessions.

This Black Friday, you can save up to $480 on select Arcade1Up cabinets featuring fan-favorite games at Amazon, Walmart, and Target. These deals won’t last beyond Black Friday week, so now’s the time to grab one.

Highlights of the sale include the Mortal Kombat Deluxe Arcade Machine, the Street Fighter II Champion Turbo Legacy Edition Cabinet, and the Pac-Man Deluxe Arcade Set.

The Mortal Kombat cabinet features 12 iconic games, including the first three Mortal Kombats, Toobin, Rampage, and Joust. Meanwhile, the Street Fighter II cabinet has classics like King of Dragons, Super Puzzle Fighter, Capcom Sports Club, Final Fight, and several versions of Street Fighter II.

Each Arcade1Up cabinet is Wi-Fi enabled, allowing you to connect online and post your high scores on leaderboards. The vibrant LCD displays deliver sharp, bright visuals that capture the arcade experience perfectly. Don’t miss your chance to save on these premium cabinets and bring the arcade experience home.

When Is Black Friday 2024?

We’re in the home stretch: Black Friday falls on November 29 this year. All month long, retailers like Amazon and Target have been rolling out sales, ramping up to massive discounts on Black Friday and through the weekend into Cyber Monday.

There are already some fantastic deals available on Kindle Unlimited, Audible, and all things Apple. If you want to keep up with the latest and greatest deals across each platform in general, make sure to check out our roundups of the best PlayStation deals, the best Xbox deals, and the best Nintendo Switch deals.

Robert Anderson is a deals expert and Commerce Editor for IGN. You can follow him @robertliam21 on Twitter.