Arcade 1Up Dig Dug & Dig Dug 2 Countercade Arcade - PC; Mac; Linux

Great Item for my 5 year old grandson...he loves it. I was a surprises by the size, although it's a counter top game the specs are much smaller than the regular sized Arcade 1 up...just $50 less

Tiny, beautifully crafted, and totally legit. The controlls are smooth and play better than the console versions of the game. The first time since I played the original that the novel feeling to it was there. Hats off to Arcade 1Up - keep making these.

There are a few things I disliked about the Arcade1up Counter-cade, are the small speaker, which is way too loud, AGAIN, and the fact the screen is smaller, than in the original run of this product. I'm legally blind, and smaller, is a BAD thing. LOL. Now, I have to go back online, and order a 10" Fresnel lens to magnify the tiny little 7" screen.The controls seemed "ok", I guess. The stick feels awfully loose, but it is at least using the 4 way gate. The buttons are not the clicky type, and there is a deck protector. I checked the manufacturing date. Was produced in April, 2019, which would explain the screen's dingy, unbalanced, grayish appearance in what's supposed to be black.At least they got the price down to a more reasonable fee.Not having a real counter to put the game on, which would've put it at arcade height, I put an old guitar amp on a small table, and then placed the arcade1up Counter-cade on that. Was a perfect fit. It's as if the amp were a perfect stand in for a riser. Got the cabinet up, much closer to where the control decks, and screens of the 3/4 Arcade1up cabinets are. Much easier to see, and access from a standing position.The unit is heavy enough to stay put, even under strenuous handling of the controls. It also came with a set of extra rubber feet.There's still room on the little table for two more Counter-cades, one on each side of the table, where there are chairs. I'll leave the next two Counter-cades on the table, for seated players.Sure wish Arcade1up would give us back the 8" display. Oh well.I only really got this one, because it's the only variant of cabinets Arcade1up is going to produce Dig Dug on.I do like that Arcade1up included Dig Dug II.There is no assembly to do. Just plug it in, and play. :)

Great game... Brings me back to the 80’s.... can’t wait to get other games..

This is the perfect game for young kids. I bought it for my grandkids 7 and 9 and they love playing with it.

I was excited when I saw DIG DUG was available in a tabletop form. Was hoping I could get it in the freestanding model. When I finally unwrapped it, I was disappointed int the controls. To difficult to maneuver.

Great addition to my video cabinet collection. Especially for the price. Glad I didn't have to put it together. Fully assembled!

I have multiple cabinets from Arcade1Up, but this was my first countercade.At the MSRP, I feel that it’s a bit on the pricey side...but if you look around, you’ll find it for significantly less. I got mine for half the MSRP, and at that price it’s a good deal, in my opinion.The art is fantastic. Emulation works well. The controls seem solid enough. The screen could be a bit larger, but it looks nice enough.Overall I like the product. I purchased it more for the art than anything else, and in that respect it’s amazing. That said, it is an arcade cabinet, so I feel that the screen size and the normal price hold it back from being a five star product.