Classic Fighting Arcade Machine Supplier | 32-Inch HD
- Product name: Classic Fighting Arcade Machine
- Product type: Multi-game arcade cabinet
- Screen: 32-inch HD display, 26-inch or 42-inch screen available
- Built-in games: 10,000+ titles
- Players： 2 Control system: Dual joysticks and arcade buttons
- Cabinet size (L × W × H) ： 83 × 55 × 142 cm
- Footprint: 0.46 m² (cabinet plan area, excluding player standing space)
- Net weight: Approx. 50 kg
- Power supply: AC 110 V / 220 V, configured per destination market
- Rated power: 100 W
- Cabinet style: Classic upright arcade cabinet
- Payment system: Coin-operated as standard; Optional QR scan & card reader module
- Application: Arcade, FEC, game room, bar, entertainment venue, home game room
The Classic Fighting Arcade Machine is a two-player multi-game cabinet with a 32-inch HD screen and 10,000+ built-in games, measuring 83 × 55 × 142 cm. That footprint is 0.46 m² — the smallest of any two-player cabinet WIDIN builds, and 0.23 m² per play position. The cabinet weighs about 50 kg and is configured for 110 V or 220 V before it ships. Operators buy it for three reasons: it puts a large retro library into floor space a single dedicated cabinet would otherwise occupy, it is light enough for one sample to ship by air rather than waiting for a container, and the two-player panel turns one cabinet into a head-to-head attraction.
What to Check Before You Order
Floor space
The cabinet covers 0.46 m². What it occupies on your plan is cabinet area plus standing room for two players shoulder to shoulder, so a bay of roughly 1.5–2 m² is the working figure — an estimate, not a factory measurement. At 0.23 m² per play position, it is the most floor-efficient two-player cabinet in the WIDIN range after the four-player claw cabinet; the catalogue spread runs from 0.14 m² to 3.69 m² per position.
Doorway and access route
Height is not a constraint at 142 cm — it passes a standard 200–210 cm doorway upright and fits under low ceilings, mezzanines and the suspended lighting track that stops taller cabinets. Width is the dimension to measure: at 83 cm, the cabinet is wider than the clear opening of many 80 cm interior door leaves. At about 50 kg, two people can carry it, which is what makes tight routes workable where a 150 kg cabinet would need a trolley and a wider door.
Power and electrical
The cabinet is built for either 110 V or 220 V and configured for your market before production — state the voltage at quotation, and it arrives ready for your plug standard. Rated power draw for this model is 100W; for scale, the larger two-player fighting cabinet in the same range runs at 100 W, which is about 10 hours of operation per kWh and roughly 36 kWh across a 30-day month at 12 hours a day. Those are derived from the rated value, not measured.
How Does It Compare with the Other Two-Player Fighting Cabinets?
Three two-player fighting cabinets sit in the WIDIN catalogue. They differ almost entirely in size, weight, and presence:
| Model | Cabinet size | Footprint | Area per player | Height | Weight | Rated power |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Classic Fighting (this model) | 83 × 55 × 142 cm | 0.46 m² | 0.23 m² | 142 cm | Approx. 50 kg | 100 W |
| 2-player battle cabinet | 88 × 62 × 156 cm | 0.55 m² | 0.27 m² | 156 cm | 60 kg | 100 W |
| 2-player street-fighter cabinet | 88 × 72 × 185 cm | 0.63 m² | 0.32 m² | 185 cm | 60 kg | 100 W |
This cabinet takes about 16% less floor space than the battle cabinet and 28% less than the street-fighter cabinet, and it is the only one of the three that is realistically carryable. The trade-off runs the other way on visibility: a 185 cm cabinet with a lightbox marquee is legible from across a mall concourse, and a 142 cm cabinet is not. If floor space is expensive and the cabinet sits in an existing games line, take the compact one. If you need a landmark that pulls people across a room, the taller cabinet earns its extra 0.17 m².
Where Does This Cabinet Earn Best?
Arcades and game centers use it to add a retro fighting line without giving up a machine position — the 10,000+ game library covers the titles that would otherwise need several dedicated cabinets. Family entertainment centers use it where the audience skews mixed, because two players competing draws the second player in. Bars and social venues get the most out of the head-to-head panel: two joysticks and a shared screen is a reason for a group to stay.
Its size opens venues the larger cabinets cannot enter. At 0.46 m² and 50 kg, it fits a bubble-tea shop corner, a convenience-store aisle end, a cinema lobby wall or a home game room — places where a 0.63 m², 60 kg cabinet is simply too much machine. Retro-themed zones get the classic cabinet silhouette on top of that.
What to Confirm About the Game Library Before You Order
A 10,000+ title library is the reason to buy this cabinet, and it is also the part a commercial operator should check before paying. Three questions to put to any supplier, including this one:
Which titles are actually on the machine? Ask for the game list. A count is a marketing number; the list is what players will look for.
What is the software's status for commercial operation in your market? Preloaded classic titles are handled differently by jurisdiction, and the obligation sits with the operator, not the factory. Ask what documentation ships with the software.
Can the library be edited? Some buyers want a curated list rather than the full set, or local-language menus.
WIDIN's position and the documents provided with the software: Use videos, product manuals, and game catalogs. Give us your market, and we will tell you what ships with it.
Build Quality, Warranty and Service Life
Every finished unit runs a 72-hour continuous full-load aging test before shipment, which catches the thermal and fatigue faults a short power-on check misses. Load-bearing frames are 1.2 mm reinforced steel rather than the 0.6–0.8 mm common in the trade, so vibration cannot work internal connectors loose. WIDIN rates the stable service life of this build at 4–6 years, against 2–3 years for conventional workshop cabinets — a manufacturer's rating, not a measured guarantee. Warranty terms: 1-year warranty.
Internals are modular, so the screen, control board, and joystick assemblies come out for replacement instead of taking the cabinet apart. The factory produces its own PCBs and writes its own firmware, so a matching part can still be built years after a model leaves the catalogue, and remote video support walks venue staff through most faults.
OEM and Custom Builds
Cabinet artwork, brand logo, exterior graphics, game configuration, language, control-panel layout, screen configuration and payment system can all be specified under OEM/ODM. Every custom order's engineering files are cloud-archived permanently, which is what makes a repeat order produce the identical cabinet rather than a near-match. Customization is agreed before production so the cabinet and internal configuration are built to the agreed specification: OEM and custom arcade machines.
Shipping and Packing
At about 50 kg, the cabinet is in a different freight class from the 150–180 kg machines on the floor: a single sample unit can travel by air or express at a cost that makes sense, so you can test one before committing to a container. Container orders ship by sea from Guangzhou. Packing is specified for export rather than adapted from domestic practice, with fixation around the screen and controls; outer crate dimensions and units per 20GP and 40HQ are confirmed on the quotation. Voltage, plug standard, and certification are set per destination market.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a classic fighting arcade machine?
An upright arcade cabinet built for head-to-head fighting and competitive play, with two joysticks and button sets on one control panel. This model also carries a multi-game library of 10,000+ built-in titles rather than a single game.
How many games are built in?
10,000+ titles are preloaded. Ask for the game list and for what documentation ships with the software for your market before ordering — both are operator-level checks, not optional extras.
Does it support two players?
Yes. Two play positions share one screen, each with its own joystick and arcade buttons, so two players compete in real time.
What size is the cabinet and how much floor does it need?
The cabinet measures 83 × 55 × 142 cm and covers 0.46 m² — 0.23 m² per play position. Plan roughly 1.5–2 m² of bay once two players are standing at the panel.
Will it fit through a standard doorway?
Height is fine at 142 cm. Width is the check: at 83 cm, it is wider than the clear opening of many 80 cm door leaves, so measure the leaf before delivery day. At about 50 kg, it can be carried by two people.
What voltage does it support?
110 V or 220 V. The cabinet is configured for the destination market before it ships, so state your voltage at quotation.
How much does the cabinet weigh, and how does it ship?
Approximately 50 kg. That is light enough for a single sample to go by air or express, while container orders ship by sea freight from Guangzhou.
Can the cabinet be customized?
Yes. Cabinet artwork, logo, exterior graphics, game configuration, language, control-panel design, screen configuration, and payment system can all be specified under OEM/ODM, with engineering files archived for repeat orders.
What certificates and documents ship with it?
Each shipment carries export documentation matching the configuration that actually shipped. Ask for the certificate list for your market at the quotation stage, before you ask for the price.
What support comes after the sale?
Modular internals mean the screen, control board, and joystick assemblies are replaced rather than rebuilt. The factory produces its own PCBs and firmware so matching parts stay available after a model ages out, and remote video support walks venue staff through most faults.
Request a Quote
To quote this cabinet properly, we need three things: your order quantity, the destination country and port, and the configuration questions — which certification your market requires, and whether you want the full game library or a curated list. Send those with the enquiry: contact WIDIN.
Founder & CEO at Guangzhou WIDIN Tech，Chen: "At 0.46 m² this cabinet pays for itself in the venues a normal fighting machine cannot enter. The question is never whether the game library is big enough — it is whether you have the floor for anything bigger."