The arcade industry thrives on collaboration between arcade operators and game developers, with revenue-sharing models playing a crucial role in sustaining profitability. Here are the most common revenue-sharing arrangements:

1. Percentage Split Model: The most prevalent model, where operators and developers agree on a fixed percentage split (e.g., 50/50 or 60/40) of the revenue generated by the game.

2. Leasing Model: Developers lease their games to arcade operators for a fixed fee or periodic payments, retaining ownership while operators keep all revenue.

3. Hybrid Model: Combines leasing and percentage splits, where operators pay a base fee plus a smaller percentage of revenue.

4. Profit-Sharing with Minimum Guarantee: Operators guarantee a minimum payout to developers, with additional revenue shared beyond that threshold.

5. Flat Fee per Play: Developers receive a fixed amount per game played, regardless of total revenue.

These models ensure fair compensation for developers while allowing operators to maximize their earnings. The choice depends on factors like game popularity, location, and negotiation terms.