Arcade game machines and home consoles have long coexisted, but bridging the gap between them requires careful technical adaptations. Developers use several methods to ensure cross-platform compatibility. One common approach is porting, where arcade games are reprogrammed to run on home console hardware, often with adjusted graphics and controls. Emulation is another technique, allowing home consoles to mimic arcade hardware, though performance may vary. Some consoles, like the Neo Geo AES, shared hardware with arcade counterparts for near-identical experiences. Modern solutions include software-based conversions and cloud gaming, preserving arcade authenticity while making games accessible at home. These methods ensure players can enjoy arcade classics without visiting physical arcades.