Arcade machines have evolved to become more inclusive, ensuring players with disabilities can enjoy gaming experiences. Modern arcade cabinets incorporate accessibility features such as adaptive controls, which include joysticks with adjustable sensitivity, large buttons, and foot pedals for players with limited mobility. Visual aids like high-contrast displays, subtitles, and screen readers help visually impaired players. For hearing-impaired individuals, vibration feedback and visual cues replace audio signals. Some arcades even offer wheelchair-accessible designs and customizable difficulty settings. These innovations demonstrate the gaming industry's commitment to inclusivity, allowing everyone to enjoy the thrill of arcade gaming. Developers continue to explore new technologies, such as eye-tracking and voice commands, to further enhance accessibility. By prioritizing these features, arcade machines ensure fun and engagement for all players, regardless of physical limitations.