Save $100 on your very own Street Fighter 2 arcade machine

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You're not going to impress anyone if you invite them round to look at your console, but your own personal Street Fighter 2 arcade machine? You'll have to put extra locks on the doors. Right now you can get $100 off this Arcade1UP beauty and pay just $199 for the full arcade experience, complete with Street Fighter II Championship Edition, Super Street Fighter II The New Challengers and Super Street Fighter II Turbo. It seems like Walmart wants to make sure you know it's not just about Amazon Prime Day deals today. 

The Street Fighter 2 arcade cabinet is 4' tall with an upgraded 17" Color LCD screen, real feel arcade controls and commercial-grade construction. It plugs into a normal wall outlet and no, you don't need to have an endless supply of quarters on hand to keep playing.

Street Fighter 2 Arcade Machine| $100 off and just $200 at Walmart

Street Fighter 2 Arcade Machine | $100 off and just $200 at Walmart
Play Street Fighter II Championship Edition, Super Street Fighter II The New Challengers and Super Street Fighter II Turbo in style for just $199.99. It comes with the original joystick and control buttons setup, so you can be sure that all your original combo skills will come flooding back. 

This offer might be US-only, but if you're UK-based and want your own Street Fighter 2 Arcade Machine you can order one today at Amazon for £339.99. An arguably small price to pay to regain your lost youth.

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Rachel Weber
Managing Editor, US

Rachel Weber is the US Managing Editor of GamesRadar+ and lives in Brooklyn, New York. She joined GamesRadar+ in 2017, revitalizing the news coverage and building new processes and strategies for the US team.