Polycade Integrates Brook’s Neo-Arcade Controller Board for Enhanced Gaming Experience
Polycade Integrates Brook’s Neo-Arcade Controller Board for Enhanced Gaming Experience
Polycade, the leading provider of gaming experience, has announced the integration of Brook’s newest product, the Neo-Arcade Controller Board, into their entire game machine product line. This update to the control core of their machines will bring a new level of gaming to Polycade’s customers, making modern games easy to play and retro games a breeze to enjoy.
With the integration of the Neo-Arcade Controller Board, Polycade’s game machines are now capable of delivering a smooth, high-quality gaming experience. Developed by Brook, the controller board uses X-Input controls to solve the issues of mode switching and unpredictable player order, making it the perfect choice for anyone looking to take their gaming to the next level. Whether you’re a home user or a commercial customer, Polycade is committed to providing you with the best gaming experience possible.
Polycade’s offerings go beyond just the Neo-Arcade Controller Board. The company’s Polycade Lux and Squadcade arcade machines are perfect for any home or apartment and are designed to run both classic and modern games. With the ability to download new games from online platforms like Steam & GOG, or add your own ROMs, the Polycade Squadcade can even support up to 4 players at once, making it perfect for multiplayer gaming in your favorite classic titles, or our favorites – amazing 4 player modern games like SpeedRunners, Broforce, Tricky Towers and more!
Polycade Launches NFT Project Featuring Classic Atari Games Reimagined by Modern Artists
Polycade is also proud to announce the launch of the Polycade Limiteds, an project featuring classic Atari games reimagined by modern artists, and using NFT for game ownership, allowing players to sell their digital games. The first release, Asteroids by Shantell Martin, allows players to participate in a series of tournaments with over 200 prizes, including arcade machines valued at over $2,000. To participate in the tournaments, players must purchase the game.
