I don't even know where to begin with the AtGames Legends Ultimate home arcade cabinet, because it's almost overwhelming in its functions and features. With over 300 games installed out of the box, ...

In my time here at Shacknews I’ve made no secret of my love for retro gaming and my passion for the arcade era and culture I grew up with. I still have vivid memories from my now long-gone childhood ...

AtGames revealed a brand new ultimate arcade item for players as they are releasing the Legends Ultimate Arcade Cabinet. This beast is a full-size machine standing over 66" tall and 29" wide. It ...

The AtGames Legends Ultimate 1.2 is a comprehensive home arcade machine designed to bring the classic arcade experience into your living room. With its extensive game library, advanced connectivity ...

The Legends Ultimate Arcade Cabinet from AtGames is quite a machine. Featuring a multitude of control styles, the machine comes preloaded with a wide stretch of arcade and home gaming history. From ...

AtGames already offers several home arcade products--including the Legends Ultimate arcade and the Legends Pinball--but the lineup is getting bigger this year with a few more products. If you've been ...

The Legends Ultimate cabinet does not include this dog. Fozzie is here for a size comparison, say hi. Credit: adam rosenberg I build my computers from scratch. I fix and improve stuff around the house ...

AtGames, the famous video game console manufacturer, best known for their Legends Ultimate Arcade and the creator of the connected arcade, has just teased its next arcade racing cabinet. The new ...

Today Sam's Club has the AtGames Legends Ultimate Home Arcade for an excellent price of only $349. That is easily the lowest price we've ever seen. Even at its original $599 MSRP, the AtGames Legends ...

Following its Legends Ultimate and Legends Pinball machines, AtGames will be getting behind the wheel for the AtGames Legends Ultimate Racer cabinet. The machine will be, like its predecessors, an ...

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More than 300 licensed games. Easy to build. Lovely 24-inch screen. Decent arcade controls. Relatively easy to customize. Internet-connected. It’s big and kinda ugly. Some included games are poor.