Earlier this week, Arcade1Up announced an upcoming home version of their popular arcade game adaptation of the classic film Terminator 2: Judgement Day. The film originally debuted in 1991 and was ...

If you grew up during the ’90s, then there’s a very good chance that you saw and played “Terminator 2: Judgment Day — The Arcade Game” when you went to a movie theater. It seemed like it was ...

Arcade1Up announced today that their latest arcade cabinet for Terminator 2: Judgment Day is going up for pre-order next week. The company has yet to put a price tag on it, but if it holds to the more ...

The Spotlight of this "T2" cabinet is, sans a doubt, the unique light guns. Arcade1Up has implemented a modern (yet still retro-looking) and completely wireless version of the original guns, making ...

While the Terminator movies haven't had much success on the big screen lately, the franchise has been cooking up some incredible things through video games. We've known about Terminator 2D: No Fate ...

There is no stopping the Arcade1Up machine. It will soon reach sentience to the point that it will take over the world and extinguish all of humanity. How else can one explain the company's next big ...

I'll be back... in a minute, after I finish another game of Terminator 2: Judgment Day. Any fellow veteran of coin-op arcades circa 1991 will undoubtedly remember Midway's classic, which pit two ...

For Cyber Monday, Dell is offering the absolute best deal we've seen on The Simpsons and Terminator 2 Arcade1Up video game cabinets as well as the Super PAC-MAN Arcade1Up counter-cade. The arcade ...

Arcade1Up released its popular The Simpsons arcade cabinet in November of last year complete with light-up marquee, themed riser, and themed stool for $699.99. Today Dell has it for $300 off, bringing ...

Issues surrounding US President Donald Trump's controversial tariffs have prompted delays and price increases for a variety ...

A new family-friendly destination is now a part of downtown Aiken, representing a huge milestone in the lives of Eric and Erin Edwards, co-owners of Radioactive Pinball Arcade. Doors and flippers went ...