Bubble Bobble arcade machines

3 listings from $249.99 to $899.99. Machines whose game list or name includes Bubble Bobble, with the evidence for each.

About Bubble Bobble arcade machines

Three home machines in our listings include Bubble Bobble. Numskull's Official Taito Bubble Bobble Quarter Arcade plays only Bubble Bobble, at £219.99 on its UK site (September 30, 2026). AtGames carries it in two multi-game machines: the Legends Gamer Pro HD, a controller that plugs into your TV, at $249.99, and the Legends Ultimate CE-HD cabinet at $899.99, both on AtGames' store as of October 1, 2026.

The Bubble Bobble machines compared

MachineKindSizePlayersGamesPrice, seller, date read
Numskull Bubble Bobble Quarter Arcade1/4-scale cabinet17"H x 6.5"W x 8.8"D11£219.99, Numskull, Sep 30, 2026
AtGames Legends Gamer Pro HDController for your TVNot stated2150$249.99, AtGames, Oct 1, 2026
AtGames Legends Ultimate CE-HDFull-height cabinet29.53"W x 21.65"D x 66.44"HNot stated300$899.99, AtGames, Oct 1, 2026

The Numskull machine is a wooden quarter-scale replica of the original cabinet with a small built-in screen. The Gamer Pro HD is a wireless 2-player controller with a trackball and pinball buttons, plus a streaming console; its page names Bubble Bobble among 150 games, with Space Invaders, BurgerTime and Super Star Wars. The CE-HD has a 24-inch screen, trackball, spinners and joysticks. Walmart listed it at $629 on September 30, 2026.

What to check before you buy

  • Size. The quarter arcade is 17 inches tall and fits a shelf. The Gamer Pro needs only a TV. The CE-HD stands 66.44 inches and weighs 79.55 pounds. See upright cabinets.
  • Players. The Gamer Pro states 2 players and the quarter arcade 1. The CE-HD page does not state a count.
  • Licensing label. The Numskull machine shows "Licensed, licensor named" (Taito): its page says "Official TAITO product." Both AtGames machines show "Official titles named, licensor not stated". See licensing labels.
  • Availability. As of October 1, 2026, the Gamer Pro was available and the CE-HD sold out on AtGames' store. Numskull showed its machine in stock on September 30, 2026, priced in pounds.

We cover new machines only and do not price original cabinets.

The original game

Taito released Bubble Bobble as an arcade game in 1986, first in Japan on June 16 (Wikipedia, checked October 1, 2026). Centipede and Missile Command share the AtGames cabinet; see Centipede arcade machines.

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Sizes are stated dimensions in inches, not clearance recommendations. Unknown facts stay unstated.

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ProductPriceSize (W × D × H)PlayersCabinet typeGame licensingChecked
Legends Gamer Pro HD$249.99List price · AtGames (maker)High confidenceNot stated2Not statedOfficial titles named, licensor not statedPrice observed Oct 1, 2026
Legends Ultimate CE-HD$899.99List price · AtGames (maker)High confidence29.6″ × 21.7″ × 66.5″Not statedUprightOfficial titles named, licensor not statedPrice observed Oct 1, 2026
Official Taito Bubble Bobble Quarter Size Arcade Cabinet£219.99 GBPList price · Numskull Designs (maker)High confidence6.5″ × 8.8″ × 17″1Not statedLicensed, licensor named

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