Arcade operators in coastal regions or industrial areas with high atmospheric sulfur content face significant challenges in preserving their machine's performance and longevity. Sulfur compounds, particularly hydrogen sulfide, rapidly accelerate corrosion of electronic components, metal contacts, and internal mechanisms. Successful operators implement multi-layered protection strategies beginning with environmental control. Sealed cabinet designs with activated carbon air filtration systems actively remove sulfur particles before they can settle on sensitive components. For additional protection, operators apply conformal coatings to circuit boards and utilize sulfur-resistant materials for electrical contacts and mechanical parts. Regular maintenance becomes critically important, with operators conducting bi-weekly interior inspections, frequent contact cleaning with specialized solutions, and compressed air removal of corrosive residue. Many establish preventive component replacement schedules for vulnerable parts like coin mechanisms and button microswitches. Environmental monitoring sensors provide early warning of rising sulfur levels, allowing operators to increase maintenance frequency before visible damage occurs. While these measures require additional investment, they significantly extend machine lifespan and reduce costly repairs, ensuring reliable operation and maintaining profitability despite challenging environmental conditions.