Godzilla Kaiju Wars Deluxe Arcade Game

Godzilla Kaiju Wars Deluxe is the Non-VR build of Raw Thrills' Godzilla cabinet, licensed from Toho Co., Ltd. and running 2025 software. The format is what separates it from a fixed sit-down: two 65-inch screens carry the Tokyo skyline while the cabinet sits on a motion platform that moves with the action on screen. Play runs through five levels and finishes in the Final Battle boss showdown, so a session has a stated ending rather than an open score chase.

The installed cabinet measures 60 inches wide by 107 inches deep and stands 137 inches tall with the marquee fitted, 112 inches without it. Power arrives through two inlets: 10A each at 120V/60Hz for 20A total, or 5A each at 230V/50Hz for 10A total. Raw Thrills offers the machine in amusement play with Redemption Mode as an option. Item number BETM 029199N.

Height is the first thing to settle, and the number to measure against is 137 inches. An 8-foot ceiling clears neither configuration of this cabinet, and a 10-foot ceiling clears it only with the marquee off. Measure the intended bay rather than the room average, then measure again at the sprinkler heads, light fixtures, and any duct run crossing that spot. The 112-inch figure is worth writing down separately: it is the height that has to pass through the building to reach the bay, and a 9-foot-4-inch clearance on the route in is a different question from an 11-foot-5-inch clearance at the destination.

Cabinet format is the second decision. A motion platform commits 107 inches of depth, and that depth is what buys the platform movement the game is built around. A buyer comparing this against a fixed sit-down running similar content is trading floor depth for the platform movement. Note that the published dimensions here are the installed location footprint, not crate sizes, so a receiving plan needs shipping figures confirmed separately rather than derived from these.

Electrical is where installs stall. Two inlets at 10A each on 120V/60Hz is 20A total for one machine, so the bay needs two receptacles and enough branch-circuit capacity that the cabinet is not sitting at the limit of a shared 20A circuit. On a 230V/50Hz supply the same cabinet draws 5A per inlet, 10A total, which is why European and other 230V rooms have an easier time fitting it into existing distribution. Confirm which voltage the unit is configured for and what the bay is fed by before the machine arrives, not after.

On the earnings side, judge this cabinet on the licence and the structure of play. Godzilla Kaiju Wars is licensed from Toho Co., Ltd., with software copyright Raw Thrills, Inc., 2025, so the marquee draws players who already know the name. The game runs five progressive, story-oriented levels and ends in the Final Battle boss showdown, which gives players a completion goal to come back for rather than a leaderboard alone. Add the optional Redemption Mode and the same machine can be positioned as a standalone attraction or as part of a ticket floor.