Arcade games and vending machines are both coin-operated devices commonly found in public spaces, but they serve fundamentally different purposes. Arcade games are designed primarily for entertainment, requiring player skill and interaction to achieve high scores or complete levels. Examples include classic titles like Pac-Man or modern racing simulators. In contrast, vending machines focus on utility, dispensing products such as snacks, drinks, or tickets automatically upon payment, with no skill involved. While arcade games often feature complex hardware for immersive experiences, vending machines prioritize efficient product storage and delivery. Both provide value but cater to distinct needs: arcade games for leisure and vending machines for convenience.