Arcade game machines are increasingly integrating with wearable technology to create immersive and interactive gaming experiences. One common method is through haptic feedback systems in wearables like smartwatches or vests, which provide physical sensations—such as vibrations—synced with in-game events, enhancing realism. Another approach involves motion sensors in devices such as fitness trackers or AR glasses, allowing players to control arcade games through body movements, making gameplay more dynamic. Biometric data from wearables, like heart rate monitors, can also be used to adjust game difficulty based on the player's physical state, adding a personalized challenge. Additionally, wireless connectivity via Bluetooth or Wi-Fi enables seamless data exchange between arcades and wearables for real-time updates and social sharing. These integrations not only boost engagement but also blend entertainment with health tracking, appealing to modern gamers.