X-Arcade Virtual Reality Arcade Machine Compatible with Meta Quest 2 and 3/3S Headsets Retro Game Machine 2 Player Fightstick Video Game Controller with Trackball and Pedestal Stand for PC Mac VR MR Ready (Arcade2TV-XR)
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- Innovative Arcade System: The ARCADE2TV-XR is a virtual reality arcade machine compatible with Meta Quest 2 and 3/3S headsets. It comprises an arcade controller pedestal kit integrated with AR/MR technology. It supports single player, two players, and online gaming (VR CONTENT ONLY), it is more than just a gaming console or fightstick, it's a gateway to a vibrant gaming universe
- Modern Arcade Machine for Home: Genuine arcade feel with responsive buttons, customizable joysticks, and a smooth trackball, recreating the golden age of gaming. Enjoy classic arcade hits and modern games with the same controller, blending retro charm with contemporary gaming
- Customizable Retro Gaming Machine at Commercial Grade: Tailor joystick knobs for a personalized feel, customize key mappings, enhancing your accuracy and control. Personalize the Arcade2TV-XR LED lighting colors and brightness to match your gaming setup
- Adjustable Retro Gaming Controller: Easily switch between standing and sitting play for optimal gameplay posture. Wheels and adjustable leveling feet allow easy repositioning and stability on any surface, with higher mobility than old-school cabinet
- Multi-Platform Compatibility: You can not only play retro games with your PC and TV, it can also connected to PS5, PS4, Xbox Series X/S, and more with optional adapters (adapters required and sold separately)
- VR/MR Ready: Compatible with Meta Quest VR goggles, providing immersive experiences that leverage the Arcade2TV-XRs precise controls for a next-level VR/MR adventure. Includes 2 exclusive VR games: Arcade Ranger and Quantaar, designed for immersive VR gaming
- Perfect for Social Gatherings: Ideal for family gatherings and friendly competitions, enhancing social connections through gaming. Great for game rooms, family fun, and competitive play
Product Dimensions: 26.02 x 22.04 x 44.5 inches; 123.94 Pounds
Item Weight: 123.7 pounds
Manufacturer: X-Arcade
Date First Available: September 3, 2024
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Color: Controller and Pedestal Stand
I was provided the arcade2tv-xr for purposes of review by x-arcade. As an avid home arcade hobbies I am always looking for high quality solutions and the arcade2tv-xr fits the bill. It's built rugged and with high quality controls. It easily switches between input modes and makes it easy to move between emulation and consoles. What makes this control deck stand out is the XR/VR support. Arcade Ranger for Meta Quest 3 is a blast and being able to have real controls while playing retro arcade games in VR is super immersing. The co troll deck comes with gates to switch between 4, 8-way and more. Bat tops and ball tops. Convenient place to store vr controllers, etc. The adjustable base is heavy duty and easy to adjust from sit to stand modes. The negatives, because it is so versatile and filled with options, you may want to keep the manual handy so you know how to move between different modes. Would be great to be able to turn off the LEDs rather than having to unplug them. Can't recommend this control deck enough!
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Reviewed in the United States on January 28, 2025 by James Nelson
Color: Controller and Pedestal Stand
I’ve got mixed feelings on this thing. On one hand, it’s an X-Arcade Tankstick, so it’s really solidly built, has okay enough buttons and switches that can easily be replaced and serviced, and it’s from a well-known brand that’ll be around if support is needed. The stand is rock solid as well. So as an arcade stick itself it’s a really great unit. The problem is that you’re paying a big upcharge here (2.5 times the Tankstick) and the justification for that seems to be based around the VR features which just aren’t quite there yet. Documentation is really spotty and the recommended app for Quest is very much still a work in progress. If you aren’t already familiar with MAME and such and settings up emulated games and configuring inputs and all that stuff, chances are you’re not going to be able to figure it out. They really need a full start-to-finish guide or software suite for people new to home arcade that takes them through the entire process. A few final complaints is that despite the massive price tag on this thing, there’s obvious signs of cost-cutting. The RGB lighting can’t be synced with anything, and they didn’t even bother to include a switch for power so you’ll have to unplug it. At the very least it should’ve had pattern and color and dimming control via a remote, but really it ought to be addressable. But not even having a power switch is ridiculous. Want to use the stick with consoles? You’ll need a bunch of separate expensive adapters that should just be included. And again, for the price, surely they could have officially licensed some ROMs of classic games to include so people new to home arcades could just get playing right away.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 20, 2025 by Jan Jan
Color: Controller and Pedestal Stand
I ordered this arcade console for our game room to bring back a little nostalgia, and it delivers. It works smoothly, was easy to set up, and the controls feel responsive and well-built. It’s a bit heavier than expected—definitely not a "move it around on a whim" kind of setup—but that just adds to its sturdy construction. It’s not perfect for all types of gameplay, but it’s seriously cool for the classics. A great way to mix retro fun with modern gaming. My Star Scale: 5 Stars: Must-have—add to cart immediately! 4 Stars: Get it—without regret! 3 Stars: Add to list—think it over. 2 Stars: Has potential—comes with issues. 1 Star: Nope—hard pass!
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Reviewed in the United States on February 16, 2025 by CJones
Color: Controller and Pedestal Stand
From the moment I took the controller out of the box I could tell it was a solid piece of machinery. After building the base and getting it all set up I was blown away, it's such a cool feeling to play classic games on an old school arcade machine. It's retro yet futuristic at the same time. You have to download Roms of games you've actually purchased in the past to keep it all legal, but I had so many great games. Part of the fun of this is finding and setting up the system as well as the games. Playing classic Soul Edge on this controller in Mixed Reality in my living room is such a surreal experience. I love it. It takes a bit of setting up, but if you're a child of the 90s like I am, you'll love this!
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Reviewed in the United States on January 15, 2025 by Yoji82
Color: Controller and Pedestal Stand
Interesting setup. I only have a Quest 2 so I have less of an incentive to use it in full VR but I imagine if I get a 3 or 3S I'd be trying the mixed reality mode. When playing on a TV is pretty much functions like two arcade sticks. Luckily I have the required Brook adapters for each console already but they should've at least included one of either the PS5(FGC2) or Switch adapters. The buttons and sticks are OK and I get why they'd put cheaper ones in since people who care about it will replace it with their own anyway but at this price of $500+ it should be at least a bit more premium out of the box. I don't really trust the sticks for fighting games but maybe other people wouldn't be bothered by them. The stand is designed nicely and still wobbles but not as much as I expected. It's a pretty big setup altogether but still smaller than having an actual arcade cabinet. It's shipped in a heavy box that I struggled to carry through my front door. Overall it's just OK for someone getting into retro gaming and but don't want a full cabinet. Having owned several modded HORI and MadCatz arcade sticks, though, I'd still prefer them over the X-Arcade even if they were unmodded.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 24, 2025 by Vine Reviewer
Color: Controller and Pedestal Stand
I’m absolutely loving my Arcade2TV-XR! It's built to last and fits perfectly into my gaming setup. I can use it with my Switch, PC, PS4, and Meta Quest headset. It’s an amazing way for a modern gamer to dive into retro games. The device makes it easy to experience classic titles in a fun and accessible way, blending retro and modern gaming. Finally learning how to play Pac-Man better lol. I found so many helpful influencer videos online, which made getting everything up and running a breeze. Plus, it comes with two Meta Quest games right out of the box, so you can start playing right away without needing to buy extra games.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 14, 2025 by A. Magner