Arcade machines handle player feedback for limited-time events through a combination of real-time data collection, adaptive game mechanics, and post-event analysis. During these events, machines often track player interactions, such as high scores, completion rates, and in-game choices, using embedded sensors and software algorithms. This data is processed instantly to adjust event difficulty, rewards, or duration dynamically, ensuring a balanced experience. For instance, if many players struggle with a challenge, the system might tweak parameters to maintain engagement. Additionally, arcade operators use feedback from social media or direct player surveys to refine future events, fostering a community-driven approach. This seamless integration of technology and player input helps keep limited-time events exciting and fair.