
Bartop Arcade Alpha Taito, 10 Built-In Games
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Lowest price we've seen: $278.49 on Nov 12 at Techinn.com. Tracked across 6 stores since Nov 12.
The Alpha Taito Bartop Arcade is a compact Evercade bartop machine with 10 built-in Taito games, competition-grade arcade controls, a bright 8-inch display, and built-in stereo speakers. The built-in lineup includes Bubble Bobble, Cadash, Elevator Action, The Fairyland Story, Growl, The Legend of Kage, The New Zealand Story, Puzzle Bobble, Rastan, and Space Invaders, covering platformers, puzzle games, beat 'em ups, action-adventure, and shooting. You can customize the cabinet by swapping the light-up marquee between three included designs themed around Bubble Bobble, Space Invaders, and Rastan. A dual cartridge slot plays the full library of more than 60 physical collections and over 600 games, sold separately, so the system keeps growing with new releases. The 8-inch high-resolution IPS screen is paired with stereo speakers and a 3.5 mm headphone jack, and built-in Wi-Fi allows firmware updates and new features. Two USB controller ports support local two-player play with compatible controllers (sold separately). Save states let you pause and resume any game without losing progress. A USB-C cable and plug are included, so it is ready to set up and play out of the box. It is a great fit for fans of the publisher, collectors who want an officially licensed collector's piece on display, and players who want real arcade-style controls at home without the space a full-height cabinet requires. Its bartop footprint fits comfortably on a desk, counter, or shelf in a bedroom, game room, or office. For anyone who grew up with Taito's coin-op hits, it offers a dedicated machine that can be re-themed with a marquee swap and expanded with every new cartridge.