Arcade games have evolved beyond their traditional fixed formats, increasingly embracing player-created mods and custom content to enhance replayability and community involvement. Developers often provide tools or open frameworks, allowing players to design new levels, characters, or mechanics. For example, games like "Minecraft: Arcade Edition" or "Super Mario Maker" enable users to share their creations globally. Modding communities thrive on platforms like Steam Workshop, where players upload and download custom content. This not only extends the game's lifespan but also fosters creativity and collaboration. Some arcade classics, such as "Pac-Man," have seen fan-made mods introducing fresh challenges. By supporting user-generated content, arcade games bridge the gap between developers and players, creating dynamic, ever-evolving experiences.