Arcade machines have evolved to become more inclusive, ensuring players with disabilities can enjoy gaming experiences. Manufacturers now incorporate adaptive controls, such as joysticks with adjustable sensitivity, large buttons, and voice-activated commands. Many machines feature customizable settings for color contrast, subtitles, and audio cues to assist visually or hearing-impaired players. Some arcades even offer wheelchair-accessible designs with lower control panels and ample space. Additionally, developers are creating games with simplified mechanics and adjustable difficulty levels to accommodate diverse needs. These innovations highlight the gaming industry's commitment to accessibility, allowing everyone to join the fun.