- November 4th, 2023, 11:04 am#4987392
Hey Everyone!
There's a company called Numskull that makes a line of 1/4 scale arcade machines aptly named Quarter Arcades. They've released several classics since they first started a few years ago: Pac-Man, Galaga, Galaxian, Ms. Pac-Man, Dig Dug and Bubble Bobble. Space Invaders and TMNT are due to be released in the next month or so as well.
They just announced on their Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/groups/quarterarcades that they are doing a 1/4 scale Real Ghostbusters machine. Numskull isn't very quick about releasing these things and right now their release window is just stated as 2024/2025. They haven't released any pricing info but their cabs usually range from $180 to $300. I'd guess this once will be around the $200 price point.
You can find plenty of Youtube videos that shows what these machines are all about. They are huge (17-18 inches tall), fully playable, have a light-up marquee, working stick and buttons, and even multiplayer for cabs that support that.
I don't work for Numskull, I'm just a fan of their product and an even bigger fan of The Real Ghostbusters arcade machine. I own a full-size machine and I've always wanted to own a smaller version as well.
There's a company called Numskull that makes a line of 1/4 scale arcade machines aptly named Quarter Arcades. They've released several classics since they first started a few years ago: Pac-Man, Galaga, Galaxian, Ms. Pac-Man, Dig Dug and Bubble Bobble. Space Invaders and TMNT are due to be released in the next month or so as well.
They just announced on their Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/groups/quarterarcades that they are doing a 1/4 scale Real Ghostbusters machine. Numskull isn't very quick about releasing these things and right now their release window is just stated as 2024/2025. They haven't released any pricing info but their cabs usually range from $180 to $300. I'd guess this once will be around the $200 price point.
You can find plenty of Youtube videos that shows what these machines are all about. They are huge (17-18 inches tall), fully playable, have a light-up marquee, working stick and buttons, and even multiplayer for cabs that support that.
I don't work for Numskull, I'm just a fan of their product and an even bigger fan of The Real Ghostbusters arcade machine. I own a full-size machine and I've always wanted to own a smaller version as well.
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