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Color: Rampage/Joust
Features
- 14 Classic Midway Games: Rampage and Joust headline a roster of 14 Midway arcade games in a single cabinet, with Mortal Kombat, Paperboy, Gauntlet and Defender among them, covering a whole era of the arcade
- Interchangeable Cabinet Art: The marquee and control deck art swap between Rampage and Joust themes, so the same arcade cabinet changes its face whenever the household picks a new favourite
- Wi-Fi Multiplayer & Leaderboards: Connect over Wi-Fi to play multiple opponents online and post scores to the leaderboards, with no subscription required, which keeps the cabinet interesting long-term
- Authentic Retro Arcade: This is a floor-standing cabinet rather than a countertop or table top unit, with a light-up marquee and moulded coin door detail; it is not coin operated and takes no quarters
- 17 Inch Full-Color Display: A 17 inch high-resolution screen renders all 14 classic titles at a size that suits standing arcade play, the way each arcade game in this roster was drawn to be seen
Number of Players: Multiplayer
Controller Type: Joystick
Screen Size: 17 inches
Number of Batteries: AA batteries required.
Form Factor: Full Size
Platform for Display: Standalone
Operation Mode: manual
Platform: No Operating System
Size: 17 inches (screen size)
Color: Rampage/Joust
Theme: Retro
Brand Name: ARCADE1UP
Age Range Description: Adult
Number of Items: 1
UPC: 195570021439
Item Highlight: 17 Inch Full-Color Screen, Wi-Fi Online Leaderboards, Light-Up Marquee, Interchangeable Cabinet Art, No Subscription Required
Unit Count: 1 Count
Edition: Deluxe
Number of Packs: 1
Manufacturer: Arcade1Up
Manufacturer Part Number: JOU-A-503211
Set Name: Midway Arcade Classics Bundle (14 Games + Customizable Artwork)
Manufacturer recommended age: 0 months and up
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Color: Rampage/Joust
Fantastic! Couldn’t be happier with this cabinet. The build was quick and easy with the included instructions. All quality materials were used even down to the screw covers. Both of these classic themes were my favorite games as a kid and very nostalgic to me. That is why I decided to go with this particular model. I have upgraded and modded it since with led backlights, coin doors, and buttons, but even the standard base cabinet and game selections pretty were good!
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Reviewed in the United States on August 8, 2026 by Rhino
Color: Rampage/Joust
One of the best cabs from Arcade1up.
Reviewed in the United States on July 31, 2026 by Dave Rose
Color: Rampage/Joust
Only had it 2 days but love it so far.
Reviewed in the United States on August 14, 2026 by Videoguy
Color: Rampage/Joust
Excellent purchase. Easy to put together and no issues with the set up. Works great and lots of nostalgic fun. Great artwork on the cabinet
Reviewed in the United States on July 14, 2026 by Cain Marko
Color: Rampage/Joust
Arcade1Up (now Basic Fun!) cabinets have been a fixture in our house for years, so I went into this one knowing exactly what to expect. If you're comparing it to an original commercial arcade cabinet from the '80s or '90s, it isn't the same experience. The buttons, joysticks, cabinet materials, artwork, and overall feel aren't commercial grade. You're not getting the heavy-duty controls or the tank-like construction of a real Joust or Rampage machine that's survived decades in an arcade. You're not going to get the smell of 1980's dust when you open the back. You're not going to see rings of stick from a soda spilled in the 90s. The nostalgia is there, but devoid of the gritty reality of being "aged." But that's also missing the point. These cabinets are affordable, lightweight, easy to assemble, and easy to maintain. One person can put one together in about an hour, and one person can move it around the room without needing a furniture dolly. For a home game room, family room, Airbnb, or kids' play space, that's a huge advantage over owning an original several-hundred-pound arcade cabinet. Their compact footprint also makes them much easier to fit into a game room, office, or basement than a full-size commercial cabinet, especially if space is limited. PCB boards are notorious weak points on these things: but if you add a usb powered computer fan bay, that keeps air moving over the PCB and extends life. If it dies after a few years (I've had one burn out), there are infinite ways to repurpose this cabinet: getting a replacement PCB from the manufacturer has historically been possible, there are aftermarket kits that you can use to add additional games and forego the original PCB. Heck, you could even install a PC, upgrade the switches and turn it into something more formidable later on. Starting with an inexpensive but well designed cabinet makes all that possible, plus you can use it as is for as long as you want. This particular cabinet is one of my favorite releases because it includes two absolute classics, Joust and Rampage, and even lets you swap the illuminated marquee between the two games depending on which look you prefer, which is a new feature that I have to imagine will become more common with future offerings from the company. The rest of the game lineup is excellent as well, including Mortal Kombat 1, 2, 3, Ultimate Mortal Kombat, Defender, Gauntlet, Toobin', Root Beer Tapper, Paperboy, Klax, Wizard of Wor, and Bubbles. Aside from a couple of the more niche titles (e.g. Bubbles and Klax), it's a collection that offers hundreds of hours of replayability. Even the lesser-known games add variety, making this a collection you can come back to for hundreds of hours without getting bored. It's hard to go wrong with any of the Mortal Kombats. The controls are lighter than true arcade components, and deserving of some gentle criticism, but they're responsive and enjoyable to use. Kids will not tell the difference, and they stand up to aggressive mashing quite well. While the materials aren't commercial grade, mine have held up well to regular family use, and the cabinet feels sturdy enough for the environment it was designed for. More importantly, everything is plug-and-play. There are no complicated emulator menus, software configuration, or troubleshooting sessions. Turn it on, pick a game, and start playing. If it encounters some sort of issue along the way, which is rare to the point of non-existence, the solution is to turn it off, count to ten, and turn it back on. That solves 99% of everything. For anyone chasing nostalgia without spending thousands of dollars on original arcade hardware, these cabinets strike a fantastic balance between authenticity, convenience, and value. They're simply a lot of fun to own. Side note: if you have an AIRBNB, or even a small doctor's office, this is an intuitive and maintenance-free instant fun machine.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 29, 2026 by Reviewed by DS
Color: Rampage/Joust
This is my third Arcade 1UP console, and it’s another winner. We don’t play them a ton, but when we have people over it’s such a draw. Classic games we remember and love from our Gen X youth. The graphics and sound are exactly like the originals. The console and cabinet are colorful, and eye catching. Nothing makes a rec room look cooler than full size arcade games! I’m 5,3” and it’s about as tall as me. I will say, Arcade 1UP machines take time and attention to assemble. And for every game we have put together, we have had to find some how to videos on YouTube along the way. But it’s worth the time and patience. One step you absolutely do not want to miss is turning on the motherboard before you put the last panel on. Or you’ll have to remove it to turn it on. Once you do that, an external button powers up/down. I dream of owning just about every Arcade 1UP console. This one was listed at $741 when I ordered it. That’s steep for the brand, and I later saw it had dropped to $500ish. If you LOVED Mortal Kombat, this might be worth $500ish for you. I’d value it closer to $399. That’s what I paid for Pac Man and this one is comparable in terms of quality and gameplay. Once you have one Arcade 1UP you’ll want more!
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Reviewed in the United States on June 7, 2026 by amy
Color: Rampage/Joust
This Arcade1Up machine brings back a lot of nostalgia and looks great in a game room. The cabinet design feels much more premium than expected, and the light-up marquee adds a nice authentic arcade feel. The controls were responsive, and the included Midway games provide a lot of variety. Rampage and Joust are both very fun to revisit, and the WiFi leaderboard feature adds a modern touch. I really do love the swappable marquee and controls overlay. I'd love to see this be a feature for future offerings. I have a total of 12 Arcade1Up units and they have never disappointed me. This Rampage/Joust unit is getting a surprising amount of playtime for me so far. Assembly takes some time, but the instructions were manageable overall. Overall, this is a very enjoyable arcade cabinet for retro gaming fans.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 10, 2026 by Bob Hauer
Color: Rampage/Joust
Set expectations before you order. This is not a full size arcade machine. It is roughly three quarter scale, and the difference is real when you stand in front of it. If you grew up on the originals, your muscle memory expects the control panel to be higher and the screen to be bigger. It is not. Taller players and anyone with a cranky back will feel the lean after a couple of rounds. The riser helps and I would consider it required rather than optional. Assembly is IKEA territory. Particleboard panels, cam locks, printed graphics, and an instruction sheet. It goes together fine and looks decent once it is standing, but nobody is mistaking the construction for the plywood and laminate slab that a real Midway cabinet was built from. Take your time squaring things up during assembly and it holds together better long term. The light up marquee is the piece that sells the illusion from across the room. But not bad for the money, tbh. What you get in exchange for the compromises is the good part. Fourteen Midway titles on one machine with no swapping boards, no rewiring controls, and no hunting down a working monitor chassis. Anyone who has owned an actual retired cabinet knows what that means. No cap kits, no burned in CRT, no smell of forty year old cigarette smoke baked into the wood, no heat pumping into the room, and no weekend spent troubleshooting a power supply instead of playing. The games themselves run well. Rampage and Joust are the headliners and both feel right. The rest of the lineup fills out the era nicely. The controls are the weak point relative to real hardware, since the sticks and buttons are lighter duty than what a commercial cabinet used, but they are responsive enough that you are not fighting them. Serious players will eventually want to swap in better parts, and people do. Wi-Fi leaderboards are a nice touch that gives some reason to keep coming back. Chasing a score against strangers scratches the same itch the initials screen used to. For a family room, game room, or basement setup this hits the mark. It takes up a fraction of the floor space of a real cabinet, plugs into a normal outlet, and does not require you to become an amateur arcade tech. Supply your own bubble gum, hairspray, and denim jacket and the eighties come back on their own. Great memories of a lot of quarters wasted at the mall! Four stars. Deducted for the scale and the furniture grade build, not for the concept. If you want authenticity you want a real cabinet and all the maintenance that comes with it. If you want the games and the fun without the ownership headaches, this does the job.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 14, 2026 by Amazon Customer