Arcade game machines come in various cabinet sizes and form factors, each designed to enhance the gaming experience. The most common cabinet sizes include:

1. Upright Cabinets: Typically 60-75 inches tall, 24-30 inches wide, and 30-36 inches deep. These are the standard for classic arcade games like Pac-Man and Street Fighter.

2. Cocktail Cabinets: Compact and table-style, usually 30-40 inches tall, 24-30 inches wide, and 24-30 inches deep. Designed for two-player games with a glass top for viewing.

3. Mini/Countertop Cabinets: Smaller versions, around 24-36 inches tall, perfect for home use or limited spaces.

4. Deluxe/Racing Cabinets: Larger, often 70-80 inches tall and wider for immersive experiences like racing or flight simulators.

Form factors vary based on game type, with uprights dominating fighting and platform games, while racing and light-gun games often use specialized designs. Understanding these sizes helps enthusiasts choose or build the perfect arcade setup.