The fusion of classic arcade gaming with cutting-edge augmented reality (AR) technology is creating unprecedented immersive experiences. The most common integration methods leverage the unique capabilities of AR glasses to overlay digital content onto the physical world. One prevalent approach involves AR visual overlays, where game elements like score multipliers, dynamic health bars, and interactive 3D objects are superimposed onto the player's view of the real arcade cabinet. This transforms a static machine into a living, interactive portal. Another key method is spatial mapping and motion tracking, where the AR glasses scan the physical environment to anchor virtual game elements precisely in the player's space. This allows users to physically dodge virtual projectiles or interact with game components that appear to exist on their table. Furthermore, hybrid control systems are emerging, blending the tactile feedback of traditional arcade joysticks and buttons with gesture and voice commands recognized by the AR glasses. This creates a multi-modal input system that enhances gameplay depth. For social gaming, synchronized multiplayer experiences are achieved by networking multiple AR headsets, allowing players to see and interact with the same shared virtual objects and enemies superimposed onto the real-world arcade environment. Finally, location-based AR activation uses geofencing or QR codes near the arcade machine to trigger unique game modes or exclusive content, ensuring the experience is tied directly to the physical location. These integrations collectively push the boundaries of interactive entertainment, merging the nostalgic appeal of arcades with the limitless potential of augmented worlds.