Arcade machines manage player feedback during live events through integrated systems that collect and process data in real-time. These systems use sensors, input devices, and network connectivity to monitor player actions, such as button presses, joystick movements, and score achievements. For live events, this data is transmitted to central servers, where it's analyzed to adjust game dynamics, trigger rewards, or update leaderboards instantly. This feedback loop enhances player engagement by providing immediate responses, fostering competition, and enabling personalized experiences. Additionally, arcade operators utilize this information to optimize event formats, ensuring high retention and community interaction through adaptive challenges and social features.