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Touch down on nostalgia with the Lunar Lander Quarter Arcade, a faithful quarter scale replica of Atari’s pioneering arcade cabinet. First released in 1979 – a mere decade after humankind’s first steps on the Moon - this legendary title captured the thrill of space exploration and is regarded as one of the games that defined the golden age of arcades.
Feel the thrill of piloting your craft with precision, as you fight gravity and limited fuel to achieve the perfect lunar touchdown. With its crisp vector graphics, iconic thruster lever, and classic cabinet artwork, this Quarter Arcade recreates the magic of the original in a compact, collectible form.
Whether you’re reliving memories of arcade visits or discovering a piece of Atari history for the first time, the Lunar Lander Quarter Arcade is a must-have for fans of retro gaming and space-age adventure.
Official Atari product: quarter scale wooden replica of the original Lunar Lander arcade cabinet launched in 1979
Authentic replica including original side art, buttons, analogue thrust control lever, illuminated marquee and coin doors
Immerse yourself in the action - fully playable cabinet utilizing the original arcade game ROM running on a bespoke emulator
Crafted with high-quality materials for durability and playability
Includes Limited Edition Poster/Light
5” TFT full colour screen in 4:3 ratio
3W built-in speaker with volume control
Powered via USB-C (1.5m cable included)
Equipped with an internal rechargeable lithium battery for true portability
Dimensions: Height: 18” (45.8cm) x Width 6.3” (16.1cm) x Depth 7.8” (19.8cm)
This is a truly remarkable scaled down version of the arcade original, and the thruster controller is remarkably and once you get used to it wow.
If you keep up your standards like this I can’t wait to see what next arcade classic will be coming out. A***** to all.
Have you considered making an upright driving or bike cabinet ( with a steering wheel or handle bars) like chase hq, outrunner, TT Manx, paperboy etc?). Or video games with either a tracker ball or spinner?
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