All The Arcade. None Of The Cabinet.
The Xtension Sit-Down Pedestal holds up to a 43″ TV and houses any Xtension controller — including our console-ready Pro Edition for Xbox, PlayStation, and Switch. No towering cabinet taking over the room. Just real arcade controls, seated, built around the screen you already own.

FURNITURE, NOT A MONUMENT
Not every arcade setup should dominate the room.
A full-size upright is a statement piece. Sometimes you just want real arcade controls for the TV and console you already have, without giving up half the living room to do it.
| Full-size upright cabinet | Sit-Down Pedestal | |
|---|---|---|
| Display | Built-in, up to 32″ | Uses your own TV, up to 43″ (bigger if wall-mounted) |
| Pedestal & height | ~70″ tall, stands alone as a cabinet | Low, seated-height pedestal — sits in front of a TV stand or wall-mounted TV |
| Storage | Hinged front door | Push-to-open doors, plus a hinged top storage lid |
| Best fit for | A dedicated game room or basement corner | A living room, den, or anywhere you already have a TV |
NOT LOCKED TO EMULATION
Real console support, not just MAME.
Every Xtension controller hot-swaps onto the same pedestal, so you choose how it plays. Want it MAME-ready out of the box? The Emulator Edition does that. Want to plug in an actual Xbox, PlayStation, or Switch? Step up to the Pro Edition.
- Pro Edition = real console support Genuine Sanwa parts + a Brook UFB Fusion board adds Xbox, PlayStation (PS3/PS4/PS5), Switch, and Wii U.
- Emulator Edition = MAME-ready Cherry/ZF switches and IL joysticks, pre-configured for MAME, RetroArch, and Hyperspin.
- Swap between them in seconds The same pedestal fits every Xtension controller — no rewiring.

WHY THE PARTS MATTER
Same arcade-grade standard as the rest of the Xtension line.
Every Xtension controller starts with Cherry/ZF microswitches and IL competition joysticks, with genuine Sanwa parts standard on the Pro Edition. Nothing about the pedestal form factor is a lower-quality shortcut — it’s the same hardware, in a shape built for your living room instead of a game room corner.
“We bought RRM arcade machine for our game room and it is one of the absolute best purchases we have ever made… Assembly was a breeze and the quality is top notch.”
— Juan, verified Rec Room Masters customer
HONEST PRICING
What’s flat-pack, what’s pre-wired, and what it costs.
The pedestal ships flat-pack like every Xtension cabinet we make. The controller is the one part that ships ready to go — pre-wired and plug-and-play. Your TV is not included.
BEFORE YOU BUY
Questions people actually ask
The pedestal’s included stand supports up to a 43″ flat-panel TV or monitor. If you want to go bigger, you can skip the included stand and mount a larger TV directly to the wall behind the pedestal instead.
No. The sit-down arcade cabinet is a full enclosed unit with a built-in monitor mount and side panels. The pedestal is a lower-profile piece — it’s designed to sit in front of a TV you already own, rather than replacing it with a built-in screen. Same controllers, different form factor.
Yes — if you choose the Pro Edition controller (+$100). It includes a Brook UFB Fusion board that adds native support for Xbox, PlayStation (PS3/PS4/PS5), Switch, and Wii U. The base Emulator Edition is MAME/emulation-only and does not support real game consoles.
The pedestal is designed to fit in front of a TV stand or wall-mounted TV, much like a coffee table would. It’s seated-height and doesn’t take up any more floor space than a small media console. You’ll need a chair or couch behind it — that’s part of the point.
The pedestal cabinet ships flat-pack with video assembly instructions — you assemble the wood enclosure yourself. The controller is the one part that arrives fully built and pre-wired. Once the pedestal is assembled, you just set the controller on top and connect the USB cable. No soldering, no wiring, no configuring any of the controls.
HANDMADE IN THE USA
Give your TV an arcade-grade way to play.
Starting at $1,025 with a MAME-ready controller included, or $1,125 with real console support.
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