Arcade machines have evolved to include features that allow players to create and share their own levels or content, enhancing replayability and engagement. Modern arcade cabinets often integrate level editors or modding tools, enabling players to design custom stages, characters, or gameplay mechanics. These creations are typically stored locally or uploaded to cloud-based platforms, where others can download and play them. Some machines use QR codes or USB drives to transfer custom content, while others rely on online leaderboards for community sharing. Developers may also curate player-made content, featuring the best designs in official updates. This approach not only extends the lifespan of arcade games but also fosters a vibrant creative community.