Arcade1Up is well-known for its range of home arcade machines, but for its next release, the company is gearing up for some ...

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On November 13, 2025, in Shanxi, China, @Guōdéqù shared a funny video captured during an arcade game. In the video, a man is playing a claw machine when the claw manages to grab a stuffed toy. To make ...

A Tokyo-style claw machine arcade allows customers to enjoy the fun of operating a claw to catch a variety of plush toys ...

Duke Martin had his eye on the prize — a can of tuna buried in a sea of ramen packets. The 10-year-old, dressed in a “Scream” costume, steadily maneuvered the device. Moments earlier, another kid had ...

Claw Machine Simulator is one of the experiences in Roblox Halloween Spotlight. During the event, players can complete two quests in this game to get a Rune and a Key as rewards. These can be used to ...

A claw machine is a staple at any arcade. Also known as crane games, they require players to insert money or tokens to use a claw-like device to grab a prize, lift it up, and then let it go over the ...

Claw machines, or crane games, are a staple at any decent arcade - but as well as being incredibly fun they are also notoriously hard to win at. A claw machine, which is usually coin-operated, is ...

A claw machine is a cornerstone of any arcade. Also referred to as crane games, they demand players to feed money or tokens into them to operate a claw-like mechanism that grabs a prize, hoists it ...

Things are about to get a little "upside down" in the Flatiron District. This Saturday, October 25, Chips Ahoy! is teaming up with Stranger Things for a one-day pop-up that’s equal parts nostalgic ...

GM Arcade, a supplier of amusement equipment in China, has announced the launch of its next-generation 2025 Claw Machine series, addressing a critical industry need for increased machine uptime and ...

SEOUL – In an age of instant dopamine hits, more Koreans are chasing quick thrills through toy vending machines, or gacha – games of chance that keep them coming back for more. For about 5,000 won ...