Arcade machines have evolved beyond visual and auditory stimuli to incorporate scent and tactile feedback, creating a more immersive gaming experience. Scent feedback is achieved through built-in dispensers that release fragrances synchronized with in-game events, such as the smell of gunpowder in shooting games or ocean breeze in pirate-themed adventures. Tactile feedback, on the other hand, involves vibrations, motion platforms, or even temperature changes to simulate real-world sensations. For example, racing games might use force feedback steering wheels, while horror games employ subtle vibrations to heighten tension. These multisensory elements deepen player engagement by appealing to more senses, making the virtual world feel tangible. As technology advances, arcade machines continue to push the boundaries of immersion, blending sight, sound, scent, and touch for unforgettable gaming moments.