Arcade systems are specialized gaming machines designed for playing video games in public spaces, such as arcades, amusement parks, and entertainment centers. These systems typically feature a large screen, controls like joysticks and buttons, and a coin or card mechanism for payment. They offer a variety of games, ranging from classic titles like Pac-Man to modern experiences that include virtual reality. The design of arcade systems encourages social interaction, as players often compete for high scores or play cooperatively. Many arcade systems are built with durable materials to withstand heavy use, and they often include colorful graphics and sound effects to attract players. Over the years, arcade systems have evolved, incorporating advanced technology and diverse gaming genres.