Good news, Simpsons fans: you'll soon be able to bring home the classic arcade game The Simpsons. Made by Arcade1Up, this machine includes the classic four-player Simpsons beat-'em-up arcade game, ...

The Simpsons Arcade Game is one of the most beloved classic arcade cabinets, and finally players will be able to have this iconic Konami game at their homes thanks to Arcade1Up. The company announced ...

Months after Arcade1Up announced the impending release of their newest cabinet, The Simpsons are finally making their return to video games. As of now, The Simpsons arcade machine is available to ...

The Simpsons cabinet is a 3:4 replica of the arcade original, making it approximately 4 feet tall. A matching themed riser is included which raises the height by another 1 foot, giving you the option ...

Arcade1up has been around for a while now, making home arcade machines for those with the enthusiasm and floor space to give ’em a shot. In recent years, though, it seems like its reach has grown to ...

Gamers of a certain age (cough) now have a way to relive the countless hours spent playing The Simpsons at your local arcade. Arcade1Up has introduced a retro cabinet that faithfully recreates The ...

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. The Simpsons, originally released by Konami for arcades in 1991, has been replicated with a classic four-player control setup so that you and your ...

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GameSpot may receive revenue from affiliate and advertising partnerships for sharing this content and from purchases through links. The Simpsons is coming to Arcade 1Up. We played the prototype of the ...

Arcade1Up specialises in creating near full-sized arcade cabinets, coming with licensed games, to give humble consumers like you and me the opportunity to own and play something we once only had to ...

Konami had a hit on its hands when it released a licensed arcade game based on The Simpsons way back in 1991, when arcade dens were still thriving. Now three decades later, Arcade1Up announced at E3 ...