Arcade machines have evolved to embrace player-created content, offering unique ways for gamers to share and discover custom creations. Modern arcade systems often integrate online platforms or local networks where players can upload their levels, mods, or artwork. These features are typically accessible through in-game menus or dedicated kiosks, allowing users to browse, rate, and download content.

Some arcade machines use algorithms to highlight popular or trending creations, while others rely on community voting systems. Developers may also curate featured content to ensure quality. Social features like leaderboards and comments further enhance discovery, fostering a collaborative gaming environment.

Retro-style arcades sometimes adopt simpler methods, such as QR code sharing or USB transfers for offline content exchange. Whether through digital innovation or nostalgic approaches, arcade machines continue to empower players as creators and curators.