That isn’t to say that some outright classics aren’t present though. If you weren’t planning on tinkering with the device and just wanted to plug and play, I feel like the game selection would get boring quite fast. The selection here leaves a lot to be desired, however. The arcade unit comes pre-loaded with 300 games which makes it easy to dive right in and start playing.ģ00 games sounds like a lot, and to be fair, it is. Signing into ArcadeNet allows you to post your high scores to online leaderboards, access multiplayer options and make use of the additional games you can access via streaming from the cloud.īefore we get ahead of ourselves though, let’s first talk about what comes with the cabinet. You’ll also want to make an ArcadeNet account so that you can quickly sign in and get all of the pre-gaming formalities out of the way. When you’ve got it all set-up and plugged it into the wall using the provided power supply, the first thing you’ll want to do is turn it on and do all of the updates. Setting Up Your Arcade Legends Ultimate 1.2 Cabinet IĪll in all, It definitely stands out in the room and looks like a premium product. The side panel art displays characters from several of the games that are available on the device and the front of the machine features logos for games on the base of the unit and an 80’s inspired neon design on the main control unit and surrounding the monitor. The cabinet itself stands at 5’6 feet tall, 2’5 feet wide and 1’9 feet deep that’s approximately the same size as a lot of the original arcade cabinets from the 80’s would have been. When it’s built you can finally step back and take a look at the completed unit and it looks pretty impressive. Note – while you can probably manage it on your own, lifting with two people allows you to be more accurate with where you’re putting it and avoids any accidents with scuffing the arcade unit before you’ve even turned it on. It’ll probably take around 40 minutes to finish the build and the only section that may require a second person is when you need to lift the top section of the cabinet onto the base. This is probably fairly obvious, but the instructions don’t actually say to do this, so keep that in mind.
Speaking of the pinball attachment, you actually need to remove a plastic cover from both of the pinball attachments in order to properly fit it to the cabinet. I would say to make sure that the screwdriver is fairly long and thin though, because screwing in the pinball attachments requires you to go fairly deep into the plastic shell to get the screw tight against the body of the cabinet. It does say you need a flathead screwdriver too, but this seemed to be completely optional because I was fine with just the one screwdriver. The building of the cabinet is very straight forward, it’s similar to setting up a piece of flat packed IKEA furniture.Īnd the good news is that the only piece of equipment you’ll need is a Phillip’s head screwdriver.
The packaging here was pretty amazing everything was completely sealed, the box was in great condition and everything inside was wrapped securely with padding to ensure it doesn’t get bumped in transit. Next up was the unboxing and initial setup of the cabinet. Not only was the delivery efficient but the distributor for the cabinet in the UK ( Liberty Games) had great communication throughout the process, sending text messages to confirm the date and time of delivery so that you can make sure you’re going to be there when it arrives.
Well first of all the delivery process was very fast, only taking 5 days to get here from confirming the address and that was over a weekend too. So, how easy is it to get an arcade cabinet delivered? Getting To Grips With The Arcade Legends Ultimate 1.2 Setting Up Your Arcade Legends Ultimate 1.2 Cabinet.Getting To Grips With The Arcade Legends Ultimate 1.2.
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