Arcade operators face significant challenges maintaining machine performance in high-radiofrequency (RF) environments where electromagnetic interference (EMI) can disrupt sensitive electronic components. Through strategic mitigation approaches including proper machine placement away from RF sources, installation of EMI shielding materials like conductive coatings or Faraday cages, and utilizing filtered power supplies, operators create stable operating conditions. Regular maintenance protocols include diagnostic testing using spectrum analyzers to identify interference patterns, grounding verification, and component shielding upgrades. Many operators also collaborate with equipment manufacturers to implement RF-resistant designs and firmware updates specifically engineered for high-interference environments. By combining preventive shielding, continuous monitoring, and specialized technical adaptations, arcade facilities ensure reliable gameplay performance despite challenging RF conditions.