As uncomfortable as it may seem to some, working in a permanent office is better for your health than lying on the couch all day. But how do you convince the millions of people who work responsibly from home to stand up all day? You’re building a standing office with built in retro arcade that includes even a rare four-player version of Bong.

ArcadeBest known for its expanded versions of classic arcade chests, it has slowly expanded its repertoire to include other iconic arcade designs, and the company’s latest innovation is the Pong 4 Player Pub Table. Decades ago, tabletop arcade machines like this could be found in restaurants and bars and feature a screen (and controls) securely mounted under the table top allowing players to eat and drink while still pumping quarters to play their favorite video games.

The Pong 4 Player Pub Table is a remake of those classic designs. Using it as a perpetual office is the easiest way to justify it as a basic purchase for work, but at the end of the day, You can switch to gobbling up old games. The lineup includes games like BongAnd the WarlordsAnd the Atari CircusAnd the The stormAnd and Super Andrek, In addition to games that can make use of the four sets of buttons and rotary paddles around the table like four players Quadra Bong And the My husband is a bongAnd and Sports Pong.

Pricing and availability haven’t been announced as we move into 2021, but hopefully, The table will be available before we all have to give up our home offices.

For many years, arcade machines provided sophisticated gameplay and graphics that were impossible to recreate on home consoles in the 1980s and 1990s. This is no longer the case, but in 1983 a new arcade game was introduced that completely stunned the minds of players because it looked like you were playing a cartoon on Saturday morning: Dragon’s Lair.

Decades ago there were techniques such as real-time shading on 3D models, Dragon’s Lair It achieved its groundbreaking graphics through the use of hundreds of hand-animated clips (created by animation legend Don Bluth) that were played on a laser disc that was played by in-game player selections. It was a beautiful, and incredibly challenging game that has been ported to countless platforms over the years, but Arcade1Up has also announced a remake of the original game. Dragon’s Lair Arcade locker match same size and scale as original.

The arcade machine features high-definition transmission with 4: 3 ratio of animation for the original game And the Also includes Its sequel, Dragon’s Lair II: Time Warp, as long Space ace. aLl three It features the same hand animation style. over there There are no details yet on when the gaming machine will be available But due to a full-size replica, you can expect prices to be a little higher than other Arcade1Up cabinets of smaller size.