Motion-sensing technologies, particularly accelerometers, have transformed arcade gameplay by introducing a new level of interactivity and immersion. These devices detect movement and translate it into in-game actions, allowing players to physically engage with the game. For example, racing games use accelerometers to simulate steering, while sports games leverage them to mimic real-world motions like swinging a bat or throwing a ball. This technology not only makes gameplay more intuitive but also enhances the social and competitive aspects of arcades, as players can see and react to each other's movements. By bridging the gap between virtual and physical worlds, motion-sensing technologies like accelerometers create a more dynamic and engaging arcade experience.