Arcade machines incorporate multiple feedback mechanisms to create an immersive player experience. The most fundamental is tactile feedback through robust joysticks, tactile buttons, and specialized controllers like steering wheels or light guns that provide physical resistance and response. Visual feedback is delivered via bright CRT/LED screens showing real-time gameplay, complemented by attract modes and high-score displays that encourage engagement. Auditory feedback remains crucial, with distinctive sound effects for actions, coin insertion jingles, and energetic background music enhancing atmosphere. Many modern cabinets incorporate force feedback through vibration motors in seats or controllers during impactful events. Score mechanisms serve as persistent feedback, with LED counters tracking points and often featuring "Insert Coin" prompts to maintain interaction. These combined elements—physical controls, sensory outputs, and reward systems—create the compelling feedback loop that defines classic arcade gameplay.