Arcade game machines handle player feedback and bug reporting through a multi-layered, offline approach distinct from modern online games. Unlike consumer consoles, arcades primarily rely on operators and technicians as intermediaries. Most cabinets feature built-in diagnostic menus accessible via dip switches or hidden buttons, allowing technicians to view system health, error logs, and coin counter data. When players encounter bugs, they report them directly to arcade staff, who note issues and contact distributors or repair technicians. Modern arcades increasingly use networked systems that remotely log errors like hardware failures or software crashes for proactive maintenance. Some newer machines incorporate direct feedback channels like QR codes linking to support pages, though physical service remains core to arcade maintenance ecosystems.