Arcade game machines have evolved to accommodate player preferences, including control scheme customization. While traditional arcade cabinets often feature fixed layouts, modern systems increasingly allow players to remap buttons, adjust sensitivity, or even switch between preset configurations. Some machines achieve this through software menus accessible via service buttons, while high-end setups may support profile saving via player cards or mobile apps. Multi-game cabinets frequently offer per-game control presets, and certain fighting games provide in-game button assignment options. However, limitations persist due to hardware constraints, with most customization focusing on digital inputs rather than analog stick configurations. The level of customization varies significantly between manufacturers, with Japanese arcades typically offering more flexibility than Western models. Emerging technologies like touchscreen control panels and modular joystick systems promise even greater personalization for competitive players.