Personally, I think the diverse range of arcade game genres and the sheer number of quality experiences, prevents any single title to be declared as 'the best' overall. Posts about 6th generation consoles or later, last generation's handhelds, or modern indie games in a retro style might best fit in one or more of the following subs: Have knowledge to share with the community?Ĭheck out the ConsoleMods Wiki! Resources Looking for information on a mod or repair?

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