Game Lists
Retro Active Arcade Game Lists:
**NOTE** Game boards do not save high scores, high scores are reset when powered down unless stated otherwise.
What's the Difference Between Horizontal and Vertical?
Horizontal screen orientation is when the monitor is wider than it is tall - probably like your computer monitor is now! You would use this orientation for games like Bubble Bobble, Street Fighter, Mortal Kombat, etc.
Vertical screen orientation is when the monitor is taller than it is wide - a "portrait" setup, like a phone screen. This would be used for games like PacMan, Donkey Kong, 1942, etc.
Be sure your monitor set up will match your game board!
Cocktail Vertical Boards (Can be used in upright cabinets with vertical mounted monitors)
- 60-in-1 Vertical game play Only. Screen flips to Player 2 in Cocktail mode. (SAVES HIGH SCORES) User Manual
- 412-in-1 Vertical game play Only. Not all games will flip screen when in Cocktail mode. User Manual
Upright Horizontal Screen Boards
- 19-in-1 (iCade) Horizontal game play Only. (SAVES HIGH SCORES) User Manual
- 750-in-1 (Game Elf) Horizontal game play Only. User Manual
- 815-in-1 (Pandora's Box 4s) Horizontal game play Only. User Manual
- 960-in-1 (Pandora's Box 5) Horizontal game play Only. User Manual
- 999-in-1 (Pandora's Key 5s) Horizontal game play Only. User Manual
- 1299-in-1 (Clone) Horizontal game play Only. User Manual
- 1300-in-1 (Pandora's Box 6) Horizontal game play Only. User Manual
- 2019-in-1 (XXXX-Games Family) 2100 Manual Horizontal and Vertical game play. During vertical game play, the screen shows two black bars on either side to mimic the screen orientation which is called letter boxing. This supports a USB trackball.
- 2100-in-1 (XXXX-Games Family - Dual Core) 2100 Manual Horizontal and Vertical game play. During vertical game play, the screen shows two black bars on either side to mimic the screen orientation which is called letter boxing. This board does not support a trackball.