An Arcade Cabinet for Small, Plastic Gamers
By Alex Johnson | January 01, 0001
In 2005, Namco released a idol simulator in Japanese arcades called The Idolm@ster. The game ended [[link]] up being a nerd smash hit, spawning Idolm@ster Xbox 360 and PSP games. 
It’s 2011, and now the arcade 
cabinet that spawned it all is getting memorialized—as a 1:12 scale 
model. The cabinet is a snap-fit type model, so no glue is required. There are also [[link]] alternate monitor screens. Priced at ¥2,520 (US$31), don’t buy it because you love Idolm@ster, buy it for delightful and embarrassing [[link]] photo-ops with figures you already own. アイドルマスター アーケード筐体 [Hobby Wave]
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