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NBA Superstars Arcade Game

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SKU BETM 028831N
Original price $16,899.00 - Original price $16,899.00
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Overview

The First NBA-Licensed Arcade Game In Three Decades 120 Superstars, 30 teams, one 75-inch screen.

NBA Superstars is the first NBA-branded arcade game released in thirty years, licensed in partnership with the National Basketball Association and the National Basketball Players Association. The license is why the cabinet carries all 30 NBA teams and all 30 NBA home courts instead of invented franchises, and why the 120-player roster lists LeBron James, Stephen Curry, Kevin Durant, Nikola Jokic, Giannis Antetokounmpo and Luka Doncic under their own names. Raw Thrills and Play Mechanix built the game as three-on-three basketball for one to four players, called by Tim Kitzrow, the commentator from NBA Jam.

The cabinet is built around a 75-inch screen with four player positions across a width of 78 inches, which puts a full four-player game at one machine. A fully animated LED stadium scoreboard runs above the play area, the marquee fires lights that simulate press camera flashes, and RGB lighting on the cabinet matches the colors of the teams on court. Assembled, the machine stands 113 inches to the top of the marquee, 90 inches without it, and weighs 970 pounds. Power is 120V at 60Hz drawing 5A, or 230V at 2.5A.


Construction

What Raw Thrills Put Into The Cabinet

0175-Inch Screen, Four Player Positions

The display measures 75 inches, and the cabinet gives four players their own stations across 78 inches of width. Three-on-three play puts six characters on the court at once, and on a smaller screen the players standing at the outside stations lose track of which one is theirs. At 75 inches, all four positions read the same court without anyone leaning in.

02Fully Animated LED Stadium Scoreboard

Score and clock run on a separate, fully animated LED scoreboard above the play area rather than in a corner of the game screen. On a floor, that means the game state is legible from across the room to people who are not playing, which is what recruits the next pair of players into the queue.

03Camera-Flash Marquee And Team-Color RGB

The marquee carries lights that fire in a pattern simulating press-row camera flashes, and the cabinet's RGB LEDs are coordinated to the colors of the two teams currently playing. Lighting that changes with the matchup on screen distinguishes a game in progress from an attract loop at a distance where the 75-inch screen is still just a bright rectangle.

04Two-Piece Build: Monitor Section And Pedestal

The machine is delivered as two subassemblies on separate pallets, a 624-pound monitor section and a 346-pound pedestal, adding to the 970 pounds of the assembled cabinet. No single piece weighs the full 970 pounds during the move in, which decides whether a tight corridor turn or a single freight elevator is workable.

05113-Inch Marquee Height, 86-Inch Depth

Assembled, the cabinet is 113 inches tall to the top of the marquee, 78 inches wide and 86 inches deep. Raw Thrills publishes a second height of 90 inches measured without the marquee. That 23-inch difference between the two published heights is the number that decides whether the cabinet stands complete in a given room.

06Dual-Voltage Power At 5 Amps

The cabinet draws 5A on 120V 60Hz service, and 2.5A on 230V at 50Hz or 60Hz. Five amps leaves real headroom on a standard 15A branch circuit, so one line carries the game with room to spare. On a shared circuit feeding a row of machines, 5A is the figure to add against what is already drawing on it.


Buyer's Guide

How To Evaluate This Cabinet Before You Buy

Ceiling height rules out more buyers of this cabinet than floor space does. At 113 inches to the top of the marquee, NBA Superstars wants 9 feet 5 inches of clear height, plus working room above that to bring the marquee into position. A room with a standard 96-inch ceiling cannot take the assembled machine at its published height. The 90-inch figure Raw Thrills publishes without the marquee is the one to hold against a finished basement, a low mall corridor, or any ceiling interrupted by a soffit, ductwork or a sprinkler head; it clears a 96-inch ceiling by six inches.

Measure the pallet, not the cabinet. The assembled machine is 78 inches wide, but the monitor pallet arrives 81 inches wide, 56 inches high and 51 inches deep, so 81 inches is the width that has to pass a doorway, a gate or a hallway turn. The pedestal pallet is smaller, 50 inches wide by 37 inches deep and 55 inches high. Two pallets arrive rather than one, at 624 and 346 pounds, so the receiving end needs a pallet jack and a dock or liftgate rated for a 624-pound pallet, not a two-person carry.

Electrically, this is a modest cabinet for its size. 5A at 120V 60Hz leaves a standard branch circuit well short of loaded, which matters on a route where several machines share one wall and one breaker. Buyers outside North America should read the 230V line instead: 2.5A at 50Hz or 60Hz. When you are comparing two large-format cabinets, put their amperage figures side by side before you count on adding either one to a circuit that already has cabinets on it.

On content, compare licensed roster depth rather than screen size alone. NBA Superstars carries 120 named NBA players across all 30 teams and all 30 NBA home courts, which is the reason a regular player picks a different matchup on the fourth visit instead of replaying one court. One to four players compete for the win, with Superstar Mode and MVP honors on the line, and free online player accounts keep results and statistics between visits so a returning player has something to beat. The software update available for the game brought team rosters and player headshots to the 2024-25 NBA season, along with larger characters, smaller courts, new dunk and celebration animations and further Tim Kitzrow commentary.

Specifications

NBA Superstars Specifications

Cabinet & Footprint

  • Height, with marquee113.00" / 287 cm
  • Height, without marquee90.00" / 229 cm
  • Width78.00" / 198 cm
  • Depth86.00" / 218 cm
  • Weight970 lbs / 440 kg
  • Player positions4

Shipping

  • Pallets per cabinet2 (monitor, pedestal)
  • Monitor pallet, H x W x D56.00" x 81.00" x 51.00" / 142 x 206 x 130 cm
  • Monitor pallet weight624 lbs / 283 kg
  • Pedestal pallet, H x W x D55.00" x 50.00" x 37.00" / 140 x 126 x 93 cm
  • Pedestal pallet weight346 lbs / 157 kg

Electrical

  • 120V / 60Hz5A
  • 230V / 50Hz-60Hz2.5A

Display & Lighting

  • Screen75"
  • ScoreboardFully animated LED stadium scoreboard
  • Marquee lightingCamera flash-simulating lights
  • Cabinet lightingTeam color-coordinated RGB LEDs

Gameplay

  • Players1-4
  • FormatThree-versus-three basketball
  • NBA teams30
  • NBA home courts30
  • NBA players120
  • Modes and awardsSuperstar Mode, MVP
  • CommentaryTim Kitzrow
  • Online accountsFree; tracks game results and statistics
  • Roster season2024-25 (via software update)

General

  • ManufacturerRaw Thrills
  • Developed byRaw Thrills and Play Mechanix
  • Item numberBETM 028831N
  • LicensingNBA and NBPA
  • DocumentationSales brochure, operator bulletin, service manual
  • Warranty1 year game electronics; 90 days all other components

FAQ

Questions Buyers Ask About NBA Superstars

How much ceiling height does NBA Superstars need?

113 inches, or 9 feet 5 inches, to the top of the marquee. Raw Thrills also publishes a height of 90 inches measured without the marquee. A room with a standard 8-foot ceiling clears the 90-inch figure with six inches to spare but cannot take the full 113 inches.

What arrives, and what are the crate dimensions?

Two pallets. The monitor pallet is 56 inches high, 81 inches wide and 51 inches deep at 624 pounds. The pedestal pallet is 55 inches high, 50 inches wide and 37 inches deep at 346 pounds. The 81-inch monitor pallet is three inches wider than the 78-inch assembled cabinet, so doorways and turns should be measured against 81 inches.

How many people can play at once?

Four. The cabinet has four player positions across its 78-inch width and supports one to four players in three-versus-three basketball. Superstar Mode and the MVP award are unlocked through play.

What are the electrical requirements?

120V at 60Hz drawing 5A, or 230V at 50Hz or 60Hz drawing 2.5A.

Which teams and players are in the game, and how current are the rosters?

All 30 NBA teams, all 30 NBA home courts and 120 NBA players, including LeBron James, Stephen Curry, Kevin Durant, Nikola Jokic, Giannis Antetokounmpo and Luka Doncic. A software update is available that brings team rosters and player headshots to the 2024-25 NBA season and adds larger characters, smaller courts, new slam dunk and celebration animations, and additional Tim Kitzrow speech.

What does the warranty cover?

One (1) year on the game electronics, meaning the computer, monitor PCB and electronic PCBs, and ninety (90) days on all other game components. Both periods run from the date of purchase. Betson Imperial is a Raw Thrills factory-authorized service center and honors the warranty; warranty parts and repairs are processed through Betson by advance replacement or an RMA.