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The term 'arcade' actually dates back to a certain architectural period known as the 'Age of Arcades', when large shopping arcades, architectural structures consisting of a series of adjacent arches, each supported by a colonnade of pillars or columns. These arcades served as sheltered walkways for pedestrians.

Arcade games originated when store owners filled their spaces with video game rental machines to offer shoppers and passersby a fun pastime beyond retail therapy. Arcade rentals became even more popular when they began to appear in restaurants and diners, and soon after, in arcades and spaces designed for arcade games.
An arcade game machine was usually a mechanical or electromechanical coin-operated machine that entertained children, especially during what was dubbed the "golden age of arcade games," which lasted from the late 1970s through the 1980s.

The appeal of arcade games lies in their simplicity. Not only are these games designed with very simple and intuitive controls, but they also often have short levels that increase in difficulty as you progress through the game. You usually "rent" the game for as long as your avatar remains alive. The success of these arcade rentals as a profitable business model comes from their attractive and addictive factors that make players want to reach higher levels or beat high scores.
Arcade games are no longer as prevalent in public spaces as they were during their golden age. They began to fade with the advent of game consoles and computer video games in the 1990s. However, many people, especially kids from the 70s and 80s, remain avid fans. In fact, it's not uncommon to find classic arcade games for sale from collectors and companies specializing in these types of machines.

Some notable titles that were released during the golden age of video games and remain to be sought after collectibles include 1978's Space Invaders, 1979's Asteroids and one of the most popular arcade games - Pac-Man - which enjoyed great popularity and success in the 1980s. In fact, Pac-Man has been called the most successful video game of all time, with original cabinets going for over $2 million each.

Arcade video games have a long and colorful history, which includes being banned for a time (pinball machines, in particular) and an exciting record of commercial success.