Screen burn-in is a common issue for arcade displays, especially those using OLED or plasma technology. To prevent this, several methods can be employed. First, pixel shifting periodically moves static elements slightly to avoid prolonged stress on the same pixels. Second, screen savers or automatic dimming can activate during inactivity to reduce static image retention. Third, adjusting brightness and contrast to moderate levels helps minimize wear. Additionally, regularly rotating content or using dynamic visuals prevents prolonged static displays. Lastly, enabling built-in burn-in protection features, if available, can significantly extend the display's lifespan. These practices ensure arcade screens remain vibrant and functional for years.