Atari Gravitar Recharged Pro+ 2 Player Arcade Cabinet by Alan-1

The Atari Gravitar Recharged Pro+ 2 Player Arcade Cabinet by Alan-1, where a forty-four-year-old Atari legend meets a precision-engineered commercial arcade platform built for today's most competitive game floors. Gravity is back in arcades for the first time since 1982, and nothing else on your floor plays like it.

Crafted for operators who need a title that earns attention, drives repeat visits, and holds up under continuous daily play, and for the serious home game room collector who wants a genuinely licensed, Made in USA commercial machine with free play built in.

Pro vs Pro+: Which Gravitar Recharged Suits Your Floor

Gravitar Recharged comes in two configurations, and only four things separate them. All four are on the Pro+.

Any feature not listed above is identical on both models, including the game itself, the display, the controls, the cabinet and footprint, and the free MLeS connectivity.

About Alan-1

Alan-1, Inc. has been building arcade machines by hand in the United States since 2017. Every cabinet leaves their Area 52 factory in Tooele, Utah, constructed to commercial-grade standards and backed by domestic manufacturing.

What sets Alan-1 apart is the combination of American craftsmanship, cutting-edge optical engineering, and a commitment to connected competitive play through their own MLeS platform. Owning an Alan-1 cabinet means owning something built to last in the hardest-working environments the arcade industry puts in front of machines.

Gravity as the Enemy: Gameplay Unlike Anything Else on the Floor

Gravitar Recharged puts two players in tethered starfighters, flying together through a named solar system of alien worlds where gravity pulls at the ship the entire time. Choose a planet from the zoomed-out system view, complete an objective, destroy the reactor, and push toward home.

That tethered two-player mechanic is borrowed from Atari's Space Duel and is genuinely rare in a modern arcade game. The two ships are joined together, so coordination is not optional. The dynamic forces strangers to communicate and keeps pairs at the machine longer than a standard competitive title.

Galaxies are named on screen with their real distance from Earth: fly to the Black Eye Galaxy, 17 million light-years out. Fuel canisters must be collected while gravity fights the ship, and the Shield and Tractor Beam button does double duty, pulling in items and blocking incoming fire at the same time.

MLeS Integration: The Repeat-Play Engine Operators Need

Major League eSports integration is included on every cabinet at no additional charge and connects automatically once the machine is online. Players reach global leaderboards, daily competitive tournaments, personal achievements and rankings, and automatic eligibility for Alan-1's annual MLeS World Championships, all through normal play.

Players download the free MLeS app, create an Alan-1 account, and begin accumulating league points from the first credit. They can form teams, challenge friends, and track progress between visits, which is what turns a one-time player into a regular. Championship tournaments carry prizes for top performers.

Connecting the cabinet is free, wired Ethernet or WiFi, with no online subscription and no ongoing fees. Operators who expect to pay a monthly platform cost will not find one here. The machine stays relevant long after installation because the competitive layer refreshes daily.

Physical Effects Package: Wind, Rumble, and Knocker

The Pro+ carries the full physical effects suite: wind blowers that activate during thrust, two rumble motors, and a cabinet knocker. Together they turn every maneuver and impact into something the player feels, not just sees and hears.

Wind feedback fires each time the thruster engages, so the ship's movement registers physically. The two rumble motors react to hits and game events, and the cabinet knocker delivers sharp tactile punctuation at key moments. Players who have tried a standard cabinet and then play the Pro+ notice the difference immediately.

The base Pro tier carries the wind effects only. The rumble motors and the knocker are exclusive to the Pro+, and they are a large part of what justifies the step up for operators who want the most immersive version of the game on the floor.

RGB LED T-Molding: Earns Attention Before a Single Credit Is Played

RGB LED T-molding runs the full perimeter of the cabinet and is what works on a customer from across the room, before they have read the marquee or watched a single moment of attract mode. Alan-1 calls it an enhanced lighting package, and on a busy floor it earns its place immediately.

The lighting is fully color-capable and gives the machine a visual presence that a standard cabinet edge cannot match. Under bar lighting or in a dim FEC environment, the T-molding makes the Pro+ the machine people walk toward first.

PRO+ Art Package by Alejandro Radio

The Pro+ carries its own exclusive cabinet artwork, hand drawn by Alan-1 studio artist Alejandro Radio. It is a distinct design from the artwork on the Pro tier, created specifically for this model and not used on any other machine in the range.

Hand-drawn cabinet art gives the Pro+ a visual character that printed or digitally generated artwork cannot replicate at close range. On a floor where most cabinets share generic styling, original illustrated artwork is a detail that collectors and enthusiastic players notice and respond to.

32-Inch 1080p Display with Restored Vector Aesthetics

The display is a 32-inch, 1080p high-definition panel in landscape orientation. Alan-1 restored the green vector-style outlines on the rocks and terrain, giving the recharged visuals a clear visual link to the original 1982 game while running at full HD resolution.

New zooming effects pull the view out to the full solar system and back in to individual planets, and these transitions are a significant part of what makes the game feel different from anything else currently on an arcade floor.

Original Five-Button Control Layout, LED Backlit

Each player station replicates the exact five-button layout of the 1982 Gravitar arcade original: Rotate Left, Rotate Right, Thrust, Fire, and a combined Shield and Tractor Beam button. Every button is backlit by LEDs.

Keeping the original control scheme means the game is immediately familiar to anyone who played the 1982 cabinet, while the Tractor Beam function adds a layer of mechanical depth that new players discover over repeated sessions. No joystick is used. The five buttons are the whole interface, which keeps the control panel clean and accessible.

2.1 Channel Amplified Stereo Audio

The cabinet runs a 2.1 channel amplified stereo audio system with new voice overs and updated game sounds recorded specifically for the recharged arcade edition. Sound design fills the area around the cabinet rather than staying contained at the panel.

Strong cabinet audio matters in busy environments where the machine must project above ambient room noise to draw players in from a distance. The 2.1 configuration, with its dedicated bass channel, gives the engine thrust and explosion sounds the low-end weight they need to feel physically present.

Coin, Card, and Free Play: Operator Flexibility Built In

The machine ships with a standard two-slot coin door, coin mechs preset to 25 cents with a default of four coins per credit. Both figures are fully adjustable from the operator menu, and free play is selectable for home installations or promotional periods.

Card swipe payment is supported via a UCL-standard connector, one per player station, supplying power, ground, credit and ticket signals. The UCL standard is compatible with modern cashless card systems without requiring a specific brand. Coin-op, cashless, and free play can all be configured independently, giving an operator the full range of monetization options on one machine.

Commercial-Grade Build: Made in the USA, 29.25-Inch Depth

The cabinet is constructed on a heavy-gauge steel frame with tempered glass and commercial-quality materials throughout, built at Alan-1's factory in Tooele, Utah. Every machine is designed to run continuously in high-traffic venues without compromising on presentation.

The installed depth of 29.25 inches is worth noting for real-world placement. At that depth, the cabinet rolls through a standard double doorway without removal of any panels, which matters on routes and in venues where getting a machine onto the floor is its own logistical challenge.

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Product Specifications

What's Included in the Package?

• Atari Gravitar Recharged Pro+ 2 Player Arcade Cabinet by Alan-1, fully assembled

Please note: cup holders come installed on Pro+ models. An Ethernet cable is not supplied; buyers who prefer a wired connection over WiFi will need to provide their own cable.

Technical Specifications

Game

• License: Atari Gravitar
• Players: 1 or 2 simultaneous
• Play Mode: Single player or two-player cooperative with tethered ship mechanic
• Gameplay Structure: Named galaxies and planets; complete planet objectives, destroy the reactor to conquer each system, collect fuel canisters, rescue stranded astronauts
• Online and Leaderboard Features: Global online leaderboards, daily competitive tournaments, player achievements and rankings, automatic eligibility for the annual MLeS World Championships; MLeS integration saves player progress
• Operator Settings: Coin value, credits per coin, difficulty, and free play all adjustable from operator menu

Display

• Monitor: 32 inch, 1080p high definition, landscape orientation
• Visual Style: Restored green vector-style outlines; new zooming solar system and planet transition effects

Controls

• Player Stations: Two independent stations, one per player
• Button Layout (per station): Five buttons replicating the original 1982 Gravitar layout: Rotate Left, Rotate Right, Thrust, Fire, and Shield and Tractor Beam (combined function); all buttons LED backlit

Audio

• Audio System: 2.1 channel amplified stereo
• Sound Content: New voice overs and updated game sounds recorded for the arcade edition

Lighting and Effects

• Cabinet Lighting: RGB LED T-molding, full perimeter (Pro+ exclusive)
• Physical Effects: Wind effects active during thrust; two rumble motors; cabinet knocker (rumble motors and knocker are Pro+ exclusive)

Electronics and Connectivity

• Platform: Alan-1 Video Arcade System (VAS)
• Connectivity: Wired Ethernet or WiFi; no online fees or subscription required
• Cashless: UCL standard compatible; one 9-pin UCL connector per player station supplying power, ground, credit and ticket signals; compatible with modern card systems

Coin, Payment and Redemption

• Coin Door: One standard 2-slot coin door; coin mechs preset to 25 cents; default four coins per credit; fully adjustable
• Payment Options: Coin-operated, card swipe compatible, free play selectable

Power and Environment

• Power (USA and Canada, ETL listed): 120 VAC, 60 Hz; operating AC current 2 A continuous, 3 A peak
• Power Draw: 230 watts continuous, 350 watts peak; leave at least ten percent headroom on the circuit
• Power Cord: IEC Type 13
• International Voltage: A red voltage slider at the base of the cabinet switches between 115V and 230V, making the machine compatible with 110 to 120 VAC or 220 to 240 VAC supplies. This slider must be checked and set to the correct position before first power-up; setting it incorrectly can damage the machine.
• Operating Temperature: 50 F to 104 F (10 C to 40 C)
• Operating Humidity: Below 95 percent relative humidity

Cabinet and Build

• Construction: Heavy-gauge steel frame, tempered glass, commercial-grade materials throughout
• Cabinet Art: PRO+ Art Package, exclusive hand-drawn artwork by Alan-1 studio artist Alejandro Radio
• Manufacturer: Alan-1, Inc., Tooele, Utah, USA
• Country of Manufacture: USA
• Shipping Method: Freight

Machine Dimensions

Machine Weight: 300 lbs

Shipping Dimensions

Shipping Weight: 320 lbs

Every Alan-1 upright cabinet is driven by the same in-house Video Arcade System. These components are common to the whole Alan-1 upright range, so a part sourced for one Alan-1 machine fits another.

Alan-1 Video Arcade System (VAS) Components

Feel free to read through the following official documentation:

• Alan-1 Atari Gravitar Recharged Pro and Pro+ Game Manual
• Alan-1 Atari Gravitar Recharged Flyer
• Alan-1 Atari Gravitar Recharged Game Description

Embrace the game with all you need, right out of the box. Let the competition begin!

Assembly

Assembling the Atari Gravitar Recharged Pro+ is a minimal process. The cabinet ships fully assembled by freight, so there is no major build required on arrival.

Placement, leveling, and connecting power and internet are the primary tasks. Before powering the machine on for the first time, check the red voltage slider at the base of the cabinet and confirm it is set to the correct voltage for your country. Setting it incorrectly before first power-up can damage the machine.

For wired internet connectivity, buyers will need to supply their own Ethernet cable. WiFi connection requires no additional hardware. For venues with specific placement or freight delivery requirements, contact your Alan-1 distributor before ordering to confirm delivery and installation details.