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This ‘NBA Jam’ Arcade Cabinet Lets You Play the Retro Basketball Game at Home

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This ‘NBA Jam’ Arcade Cabinet Lets You Play the Retro Basketball Game at Home

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The 2026-27 NBA season is upon us, and while there are plenty of games to check out in person this year, basketball fans can also take their fandom home with them with a nostalgic arcade game that harks back to game rooms and amusement parks of the past.

Amazon and Walmart are selling this NBA Jam Deluxe Two-Player Home Arcade Machine , which brings the action and excitement of the ’90s video game into 2026.

GREAT FOR GAME ROOM OR DEN ARCADE1UP NBA JAM Deluxe 2-Player Home Arcade Machine $549.99 Buy Now On Amazon $549.99 Buy Now AT WALMART The vintage-inspired machine stands more than five-feet tall and lets you play Midway Games’ NBA Jam, NBA Tournament Edition and NBA Jam Hang Time from the comforts of home.

Choose from one- or two-player action, with the ability to hoop, jump and dunk just like the original video game.

The built-in joystick control panel also includes buttons to block, pass and steal, and there’s even a button you can press for “turbo” mode.

The retro-style graphics appear on a crisp 17-inch, full-color screen.

Built-in speakers are surprisingly loud so you can experience all the sound effects and fan noise from the game.

While you may still have to drop a dollar or two to play this NBA Jam game at an actual arcade these days, the at-home version is strictly plug-and-play — no coins required.

Still, the cabinet features a faux coin panel with the nostalgic light-up red “push” buttons.

This is an officially licensed release from Arcade1Up, the manufacturer known for its re-creation of classic arcade games.

The NBA Jam stand-up arcade game is a great pickup for a game room, basement or den (and I’m personally pushing for our facilities team to bring this to the Billboard offices), though you’ll want to make note of the measurements: The cabinet measures approximately 61.5 x 18.6 x 18.4 in size, with a weight of just over 61 pounds.

DESKTOP VERSION Arcade1Up NBA JAM Countercade $122 Buy Now AT WALMART Need something for a smaller space? Walmart also sells this countertop version of the arcade game, with a seven-inch LCD display, along with a similar joystick and buttons.

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