Designing arcade machines for virtual reality (VR) presents unique challenges that differ from traditional gaming setups. One of the biggest hurdles is motion sickness, as rapid movements in VR can disorient players. Hardware limitations, such as the need for high-performance GPUs and lightweight headsets, also complicate design. Additionally, creating immersive multiplayer experiences requires precise synchronization and low-latency networks. Space constraints in arcades further limit the scalability of VR setups. Finally, maintaining hygiene with shared VR equipment adds another layer of complexity. Overcoming these challenges is crucial for delivering seamless and enjoyable VR arcade experiences.