Capsule Rock
Players see the capsules moving, understand the timing challenge quickly, and know exactly when they have won.
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Guangzhou Jiuyou Animation Technology Co., Ltd.
Arcade Machine Manufacturer for Commercial Venues
Arcade Machines Built for Busy Venues
Jiuyou builds prize machines, redemption games, capsule games, shooting games, and FEC attractions for commercial venues. We design around real player behavior, practical operation, and the moments that make people play again. Real arcade machines are judged on the floor, not in the catalog.
Since 2014building arcade machines
75+countries and regions served
5,000m²our own factory in Guangzhou
We Don’t Build Machines for Warehouses.
We build arcade machines for busy venues, where players make quick decisions and operators need equipment that can perform day after day.
Players Decide Fast
If the gameplay is not clear in a few seconds, many players simply walk past.
Staff Notice the Details Later
Prize loading, access doors, settings, and cleaning matter after the machine is installed.
Operators Remember Downtime
Support, spare parts, and practical fixes matter most when the venue is busy.
What Operators Choose Most
Machines that operators ask about first because the gameplay is easy to see, easy to explain, and practical for commercial venues.
Treasure Rush
A visible prize, a simple target, and a clear knockdown moment. Easy to explain even when the floor is busy.
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Magic Drop
A ball-catching redemption game with visible action, adjustable play settings, and a score challenge players can follow at a glance.
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Pop Shooter
Fast targets, physical ball action, and simple rules that make it easy for families and groups to join in.
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Bubble Bump 3 PL
A three-player drink prize game built around group reactions, visible cans, and the kind of action people stop to watch.
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Shooting Master
A physical shooting attraction with a clear target challenge, strong cabinet presence, and room for friendly competition.
View machine detailsReal Machines. Real Venues. Real Markets.
Every philosophy needs proof. These are the places where a machine has to earn its space: busy floors, different markets, real prize habits, and daily operator routines.
What real markets prove
75+ markets
Jiuyou machines are supplied to FECs, mall arcades, distributors, and commercial entertainment venues in more than 75 countries and regions.
Market fit
Prize habits, payment preferences, language labels, voltage, and venue types can change from one market to another.
Floor test
A real venue quickly shows whether a game can be noticed, understood, refilled, and maintained day after day.
Factory feedback
Questions from operators and distributors often lead to changes in gameplay clarity, cabinet access, prize display, labels, packing, or support materials.
What We’ve Learned
One Small Question Can Change the Next Version
Useful product changes often start with a question from the floor. A buyer points to something players or staff struggle with, and that question follows the machine back into review.Useful product changes often start when a buyer points to something players or staff struggle with on the floor.
What we keep in mind
The best machine is not always the biggest one. It is the one a venue can explain, refill, and operate every day.
How a Floor Question Starts a Product Review
The market, machine, and venue may change. The review usually starts the same way: identify the floor problem, understand what it affects, and check the next version against it.
The question
Can staff refill prizes faster, and can players understand the win moment without staff explaining the game?
What we learned
A problem that looks small can affect both staff workload and how quickly players understand the game.
What changed
Gameplay clarity, cabinet access, prize display, labels, packing, and support materials are reviewed with real use in mind.
First conversation
Before We Recommend a Machine…
Every venue is different. A shopping mall arcade does not need the same machine mix as a trampoline park, and a new FEC owner does not ask the same questions as an experienced distributor. We usually start with your location, player group, and floor space before recommending arcade machines.Every venue is different. We start with your location, player group, and floor space before recommending arcade machines.
Not sure where to start?
Tell us what your floor looks like, who your players are, and what you want the machine to do. We will help you shortlist the prize machines, redemption games, and capsule games we would start with if it were our own location.Tell us your floor, players, and goal. We will help you shortlist a practical machine mix.
Start with venue details
How do I choose the right arcade machines for my venue?
Start with the venue, not the catalog. We look at your floor space, player age, location type, payment system, prize setup, budget, and the other attractions already inside the venue.
Which arcade machine usually earns the most?
It depends more on the venue than the machine itself. Player age, price per play, prize value, payout settings, machine position, and uptime all affect revenue.
Which arcade machines work best in a small venue?
Start with machines that are easy to notice, quick to understand, and efficient with floor space. Compact prize machines, capsule games, and selected redemption games often make sense for smaller locations.
Tell Us About Your Venue.
A small arcade, a new FEC, a mall location, or a distributor project can all need different machines. Start with your space, your players, and your market. We will help you narrow the choices.