Arcade operators face unique challenges when maintaining machine performance in areas with high levels of radio frequency interference (RFI). To combat this, they employ several strategies. First, they use electromagnetic interference (EMI) shielding materials to protect sensitive components from external signals. Second, signal filtering techniques are applied to isolate and eliminate unwanted noise. Additionally, strategic placement of machines—away from strong RFI sources like cell towers or power lines—helps minimize disruptions. Regular maintenance and grounding of equipment further ensure stable operation. By combining these methods, operators can deliver a seamless gaming experience even in electromagnetically noisy environments.