NBA Jam Deluxe Arcade Cabinet Now Available at Record Low Price on Amazon

Nostalgic fans of NBA Jam can score a fantastic deal on the Arcade1Up home arcade machine that brings back the classic 2v2 basketball action. The NBA Jam Deluxe Arcade Cabinet is currently available for just $400, down from its original price of $500. This $100 discount is part of a series of exciting last-minute holiday offers on Arcade1Up machines. NBA Jam first hit the arcade scene in 1993 before making its way to consoles the following year. The Tournament Edition, released in 1994, built upon the original with an updated experience, introducing a Tournament mode that allowed for a third player on each team, enabling substitutions during gameplay. It also expanded player statistics. NBA Hangtime, developed by the same team at Midway, took the NBA Jam concept further, featuring a different title due to the NBA Jam name being sold to another company. This game expanded the rosters to five players and included a custom player creator, while still retaining the core feel of NBA Jam.

Arcade1Up 2025 Holiday Deals:
– Deluxe Cabinet: Fast & the Furious (2 Games) — $500 (was $600)
– Deluxe Cabinet: Pac-Man (14 Games) — $450 (was $500)
– Deluxe Cabinet: NBA Jam (3 Games) — $400 (was $500)
– Classic SE Cabinet: Mortal Kombat II (13 Games) — $284 (was $334)
– Classic SE Cabinet: Pac-Man (13 Games) — $284 (was $334)
– Classic SE Cabinet: Ms. Pac-Man (13 Games) — $284 (was $334)
– Classic SE Cabinet Riser — $39 (was $60)
– Countercade: Ms. Pac-Man / Galaga (3 Games) — $130 (was $150)
– Countercade: Pac-Man (3 Games) — $130 (was $150)
– Full-Size Claw Machine (12 Capsules) — $500 (was $550)

Additionally, two other Arcade1Up Deluxe Cabinets are on sale: the Fast & the Furious, now $500 (was $600), featuring two games and traditional racing controls, and the Pac-Man Deluxe Cabinet, priced at $450 (was $500), which includes 14 classic Namco games. You can also grab a $50 discount on all three Arcade1Up Classic Special Edition Cabinets, including Mortal Kombat II from Midway Games, the same studio behind NBA Jam. To match the height of the Deluxe models, you’ll need the official Riser, currently on sale for $39 (was $60). For a more budget-friendly option, check out the Pac-Man and Ms. Pac-Man / Galaga Countercades for $130 (was $150).