Arcade displays are often exposed to bright lighting, which can cause glare and reduce visibility, impacting the gaming experience. To combat this, several anti-glare solutions are commonly used:

1. Matte Coatings: A popular choice, matte coatings diffuse light reflections across the screen, reducing glare without significantly affecting brightness.

2. Polarizing Filters: These filters block specific light wavelengths, minimizing reflections and enhancing contrast, especially in brightly lit environments.

3. Anti-Reflective (AR) Coatings: Thin layers applied to the display surface to reduce reflections by allowing more light to pass through the screen.

4. Adjustable Lighting: Some arcades use adjustable ambient lighting or hoods to direct light away from the screen, reducing glare indirectly.

5. Screen Tinting: Tinted displays can help reduce glare by absorbing excess light, though this may slightly alter color accuracy.

Each solution has its advantages, and the best choice depends on the specific arcade environment and display requirements. Combining multiple methods often yields the best results for optimal visibility and player enjoyment.