Force feedback technology has revolutionized arcade gaming by adding a tactile dimension to player interactions. One of the most innovative uses is in racing games, where steering wheels vibrate and resist to simulate real-road conditions, enhancing realism. Fighting games employ force feedback to mimic the impact of punches and kicks, making battles feel more intense. Flight simulators use it to replicate turbulence and G-forces, immersing players in aerial combat. Even puzzle games integrate subtle vibrations to highlight successful moves or errors. These advancements not only deepen immersion but also redefine how players engage with arcade classics, blending physical feedback with digital excitement.