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Game table or arcade machine?

Two ways to put games in a room. Here is how they differ.

A family with two kids playing FunXPad in a family entertainment centre

An arcade machine usually holds one or a few games for one or two players who stand in front of it. A multi-touch game table like FunXPad holds about 120 games for up to six players who sit around one screen, face to face, and play at the same time.

Key facts

PlayersArcade: usually 1 to 2. FunXPad: 1 to 6 at the same time
GamesArcade: one or a few. FunXPad: about 120
PostureArcade: standing, side by side. FunXPad: sitting, face to face
UpdatesArcade: change the cabinet or board. FunXPad: the game list can be tailored for each customer
StyleArcade: loud and themed. FunXPad: elegant, a piece of furniture
AudienceArcade: mostly young players. FunXPad: all ages, families, groups

Social or solo

Arcade games are often a duel or a solo score. A game table is made for a group around one screen: card games, board games, quizzes and party games where people talk.

Space

A table can serve as a real table: it holds drinks on the rim and phones on the chargers. It stands on 4 wheels and can be rolled to a new spot.

Where each one fits

An arcade machine fits an amusement room. A game table fits places where people sit and talk: bars, cafes, lounges, hotel lobbies and living rooms.

Questions

Is a game table a replacement for an arcade machine?

They serve different moments. A table is for groups who sit together, and an arcade machine is for fast solo or duel play.

How many people can play at once?

Up to six at the same time on one screen.

How many games are there?

About 120.

Does it need internet?

No. It works fully offline.

How do I get a quote?

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