Here's the thing, Numskull aren't the only company making replica Arcade machines. New Wave Toys have been making 1/6th size machines. Capcom have already signed up with New Wave to make a Street Fighter 2 machine along with a 1942 machine soon. Atari and Digital Leisure (Current owners of Don Bluth's Laserdisc games like Dragon's Lair and Space Ace) have given their blessing to New Wave as well.
The only big names in Retro Arcade games from the 80's and 90's who haven't picked a side are: Nintendo, Sega, WB Games (Owner of Midway and Williams), SNK (Which already made their own mini arcade machines), G-Mode (Current owners of Data East) and Arc System Works (Owners of Technōs)
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Here's the thing, Numskull aren't the only company making replica Arcade machines. New Wave Toys have been making 1/6th size machines. Capcom have already signed up with New Wave to make a Street Fighter 2 machine along with a 1942 machine soon. Atari and Digital Leisure (Current owners of Don Bluth's Laserdisc games like Dragon's Lair and Space Ace) have given their blessing to New Wave as well.
The only big names in Retro Arcade games from the 80's and 90's who haven't picked a side are: Nintendo, Sega, WB Games (Owner of Midway and Williams), SNK (Which already made their own mini arcade machines), G-Mode (Current owners of Data East) and Arc System Works (Owners of Technōs)