All three Classic SE models are on sale for $284, and Amazon also has deals on NBA Jam and The Fast & the Furious Deluxe Arcade Machines. Arcade1Up Classic Special Edition Arcade Cabinets Save $50 on Mortal Kombat II, Pac-Man, and Ms. Pac-Man machines. Amazon has expanded its awesome sale on Arcade1Up machines to include the Mortal Kombat II Classic Special Edition for $284 (was $334). The Mortal Kombat II deal joins existing deals on the Pac-Man and Ms. Pac-Man models, which are on sale for the price. To sweeten the deal, the retailer has dropped the price of the official Arcade1Up Classic SE Riser to only $39 (was $60). Amazon has also added The Fast & the Furious Deluxe Cabinet to the sale by dropping the price to $500 (was $600). You can also still save $100 on NBA Jam Deluxe, $50 on Pac-Man Deluxe, and get Arcade1Up's pair of Countercades for $130 (was $150) each. Amazon's promotion marks the first time Arcade1Up's Classic Special Edition Cabinets have been discounted since launching a few months ago. The NBA Jam and Fast & Furious deals are better than we saw during Black Friday, and Amazon has also restocked Arcade1Up's Full-Size Claw Machine for $500 (was $550) since our last update (December 16). For a more compact arcade machine, check out the Pac-Man and Class of '81 Countercades, which are on sale for the same price as Black Friday. The design of the Classic Special Editions is a return to Arcade1Up's roots. All three models have 13 preloaded games and are available to ship in one to two days. The arcade sticks, buttons, dual speakers, and overall build quality aligns with Arcade1Up's pricier options. Pac-Man and Ms. Pac-Man have online leaderboards, and Mortal Kombat has online multiplayer. Arcade1Up Cabinets and Countercades Check out all deals and in-stock products. There are a few reasons why these are cheaper than other Arcade1Up standing cabinets. The Classic Special Editions are just under 4-feet tall, whereas Deluxe models are 5 feet. The good news is you can get a universal Arcade1Up Riser for $39 (was $60) that raises the height to 5 feet. If you don't get the Riser, you will likely want an adjustable barstool--unless the cabinet is for kids, in which case the original height will likely be a better fit. These machines have 15.6-inch displays and regular marquees, whereas Deluxe Editions have 17-inch screens and light-up marquees. Instead of a faux coin door found on Deluxe Editions, the Classic Special Editions have black front panels with game logos. Arcade1Up Class of '81 Pac-Man & Galaga Countercade Check out the full game lists for all three Classic Special Edition machines below. We've also included a list of in-stock Deluxe Editions and details on the Countercades. The Mortal Kombat II-themed Classic Special Edition features the most varied lineup of games of the three models, and it's the only one that has two sets of sticks and buttons for head-to-head local multiplayer. Just like the original version found in arcades, Arcade1Up's Mortal Kombat II cabinet has Raiden character art on the sides. The big draw here, of course, is the collection of retro Mortal Kombat games. It comes with the first four games in the series: Mortal Kombat 1-3 and Ultimate Mortal Kombat 3. The original 1992 arcade quickly became one of the most popular arcade games around. Mortal Kombat II and Ultimate Mortal Kombat 3--a retooled and expanded version of Mortal Kombat 3--are still widely viewed as two of the best entries in the series. In addition to the four Mortal Kombat games, the cabinet is preloaded with nine other classic Midway arcade titles, including Rampage, Joust, Gauntlet, and Paperboy. The Ms. Pac-Man Classic Special Edition comes with the original arcade version of Ms. Pac-Man as well as four other entries in the franchise, including Pac-Mania and Super Pac-Man. Other highlights include the first two Dig Dug games and a trio of classics from the Galaxian franchise: the 1979 original, the iconic 1981 shoot-'em-up Galaga, and Galaga '88. The cabinet also features an eye-catching design with its bright blue finish and decals that make it look like it was pulled straight from an '80s arcade. The Pac-Man Classic Special Edition offers mostly the same selection of games. The biggest difference is that you get the original Pac-Man arcade game instead of Ms. Pac-Man. It also has King & Balloon instead of The Tower of Druaga. The other 11 games are preloaded on both cabinets. The cabinet features a vibrant yellow finish with Pac-Man and Ghost Gang artwork on the sides, bezel, and marquee. All 13 game logos are printed on the front of the cabinet. Arcade1Up's official Classic Special Edition Riser increases the height of the cabinet by 14.25 inches. With the Riser attached, the Classic SE cabinets are 61-62 inches tall--the same height as Arcade1Up's Deluxe models. Each cabinet weighs 36-38 pounds after you complete the assembly process; with the Riser included, that figure increases by 17 pounds. The Classic SE models are roughly 10-15 pounds lighter than Deluxe models, but they still feel solid and secure whether you buy the Riser or not. As for the building process, if you've ever put together just about any piece of wood furniture, you shouldn't have a problem assembling your Arcade1Up cabinet. It is easier to build it with a partner, though. The Classic Special Editions are the cheapest standing cabinets in Arcade1Up's catalog, but they aren't the cheapest machines overall. As mentioned, Amazon has a pair of Arcade1Up countertop arcade machines in stock right now for $130 (was $150) each. The Class of '81 Countercade is themed around Ms. Pac-Man and Galaga. It has a 7-inch, vertically oriented LCD screen, full-size controls, and can be powered via Micro-USB or four AA batteries (not included). In addition to Ms. Pac-Man and Galaga, Class of '81 includes Dig Dug. The Pac-Man Countercade has the same technical specifications as Class of '81 and includes three preloaded games: Pac-Man, Super Pac-Man, and Pac-Mania. If you're interested in checking out Arcade1Up's Deluxe Arcade Machines, Amazon has seven models in stock as of December 19--eight if you count the Claw Machine. Last week, Amazon had eight cabinets in stock, but Golden Tee and Class of '81--which was on sale for $450--have since sold out. Deluxe Editions are priced between $500-$600, but as mentioned, NBA Jam, The Fast & the Furious, and Pac-Man are on sale right now. The Fast & the Furious is one of the Deluxe editions with a $600 MSRP due to its specialized controls: a racing wheel and pedals. It comes with two preloaded games: The Fast & the Furious and The Fast & the Furious: Drift. The NBA Jam machine includes the original 1993 arcade game, the Tournament Edition, and NBA Hangtime. The Pac-Man Deluxe Cabinet, meanwhile, has 14 preloaded games: Dig Dug, Dig Dug 2, Galaga, Galaga '88, Galaxian, Mappy, Pac-Man, Pac-Man Plus, Pac-Land, Pac & Pal, Rolling Thunder, Rompers, Super Pac-Man. Arcade1Up Ms. Pac-Man Head-to-Head Arcade Table Latest in Ms. Pac-Man Arcade1Up Launches New Ms. Pac-Man Head-to-Head Arcade Machine Frasier Pinball, Horses In Among Us, And More Of The Best Gaming April Fools' Day Jokes Ever Zelda: Ocarina Of Time Among 2022 World Video Game Hall Of Fame Inductees