Arcade1Up
Not our floorStar Wars 40th Anniversary Deluxe (3/4-scale)
Competitor comparison — not our floor
This is what the $200–$600 toy tier looks like. The Arcade Co does not stock these.
$499
Typical street on the toy tier. Not a ticket we write.
NOT AVAILABLE AT THE ARCADE CO. Arcade1Up Star Wars Deluxe, about $499. 17-inch panel, 3/4-scale, ~61" with riser, ~92 lb. Competitor comparison only.
Not on this cart
Competitor comparison. The Arcade Co does not stock the $200–$600 toy tier.
Arcade1Up vs full-sizeDisplay / form
18.75" W × 20" D × 60.8" H with riser. 17" LCD.
Library
3-in-1 Star Wars Deluxe class. Flight yoke. Not a full-size cabinet.
Power
Wall-wart AC adapter. Not a commercial 5A drop.
Weight
About 92 lb assembled with riser (40th Deluxe literature)
Freight
Parcel-class. We do not crate this.
Licensed vs open
Arcade1Up / Disney-Lucasfilm license. 3/4-scale. The Arcade Co does not stock Arcade1Up.
Competitor comparison — not our floor. This is what the $200–$600 toy tier looks like. Arcade1Up Star Wars Deluxe class: 17" LCD, light-up marquee, yoke, about 18.75 × 20 × 60.8 with riser, ~92 lb, street often $499 (Big Billion / DTC waves). The Arcade Co does not stock Arcade1Up. Retail sticks are not Sanwa. It is a living-room unbox, not a 400 lb American cabinet and not a 90 lb steel Polycade. If this is the ticket you wanted, buy it at Walmart. If you wanted a machine that belongs on this floor, start at X-Arcade Machine 32 ($2,000) or Polycade Sente ($2,499).
No. This is a competitor comparison. The Arcade Co does not stock Arcade1Up or AtGames. The $200–$600 toy tier is printed so you can see the gap next to $2,000–$15,000 cabinets.
