Porting console or PC games to arcade machines presents several significant challenges. One major hurdle is hardware limitations—arcade cabinets often have less powerful processors and graphics capabilities compared to modern consoles or PCs, requiring developers to optimize or downgrade visuals. Another issue is control adaptation, as arcade machines rely on joysticks and buttons rather than complex controllers or keyboard/mouse setups, forcing gameplay redesigns. Additionally, arcade games are designed for short, intense sessions, making lengthy narrative-driven experiences unsuitable. Monetization models also differ, with arcades favoring pay-per-play over one-time purchases. Finally, testing and maintenance in public arcade environments add logistical complexities not found in home gaming. These factors make porting a demanding but fascinating technical endeavor.