Arcade game machines must adhere to strict regional safety and electrical standards to ensure safe operation and compliance with local laws. Manufacturers follow guidelines such as UL (Underwriters Laboratories) in the U.S., CE (Conformité Européenne) in Europe, and CCC (China Compulsory Certification) in China. These certifications cover electrical safety, fire resistance, and mechanical stability.

Key compliance steps include:

1. Electrical Safety Testing – Ensuring proper insulation, grounding, and voltage regulation to prevent shocks or short circuits.

2. Material Flammability Checks – Using fire-resistant materials to minimize fire hazards.

3. Mechanical Safety – Securing moving parts to prevent injuries, especially in coin-operated or motion-based games.

4. EMC (Electromagnetic Compatibility) – Reducing interference with other electronic devices.

5. Regional Adaptations – Modifying power supplies and plug types to match local electrical systems.

Regular inspections and certification renewals ensure ongoing compliance, making arcade machines safe for public use worldwide.