NBA Jam fans have a strong reason to check out Arcade1Up's latest deal: the NBA Jam Deluxe Cabinet is listed at $350 at Amazon, Best Buy, Walmart, Kohl's, and Macy's. The price mark follows an earlier all-time low of $400, then a $50 cut in the days leading up to Christmas. At Kohl's, buyers can also secure $70 Kohl's Cash to spend online or in-store from December 29 through January 4.
The NBA Jam Deluxe Cabinet is preloaded with three Midway arcade basketball games from 1993 to 1996: NBA Jam, NBA Jam Tournament Edition, and NBA Hangtime. The control deck provides two inputs per side, each with an arcade-style joystick and three buttons per player. The cabinet supports local 2‑player play and online matches via Wi‑Fi. It features a 17-inch HD display, a light-up marquee, dual stereo speakers, and a faux coin door on the front. Physically, the unit stands about 61.5 inches tall, is just under 19 inches wide, and weighs roughly 62 pounds.
Arcade1Up notes that the NBA Jam Deluxe Edition is the only Deluxe model currently in stores. The broader NBA Jam catalog from the company has included several cabinets in recent years, but the Deluxe version remains the sole in-store option today. NBA Jam originally debuted in arcades in 1993 and was ported to consoles the following year. NBA Jam Tournament Edition arrived in 1994 as an expanded version focused on a true tournament mode and larger rosters. NBA Hangtime, developed by the same Midway team, followed with roster expansion and a custom player creator, while preserving the core two-on-two arcade gameplay.
Beyond NBA Jam, Arcade1Up’s 2025 holiday deals expand to a broader slate of cabinets. The Fast & the Furious Deluxe Cabinet is discounted to $500 (down from $600), the Pac-Man Deluxe Cabinet to $450 (down from $500), and the Class of ’81 Deluxe Cabinet—featuring Ms. Pac-Man and Galaga themes—also at $450 at Best Buy. Each Deluxe cabinet shares the tall pedestal and requires a compatible riser to reach full height. The Classic Special Edition line is also reduced: Mortal Kombat II, Pac-Man, and Ms. Pac-Man editions hover around $284, down from $334. The official riser is on sale for $39 (down from $60), improving setup height for Deluxe configurations. For smaller layouts, Pac-Man and the Ms. Pac-Man / Galaga Countercades are available for $130 (down from $150).
Altogether, these discounts illustrate Arcade1Up’s end-of-year push toward budget-friendly retro gaming options across a broad lineup. Readers can stay informed with GameSpot’s Weekly Deals Newsletter to catch price updates as they occur.
