In other media Television A variation of Arcade appears in the X-Men: Evolution animated series episode "Fun and Games", voiced by Gabe Khouth. This version is reimagined as Webber Torque, a high school gamer who calls himself "Arcade". He is tricked by Risty Wilde into believing the X-Mansion's security system computer console is an elaborate video game, which he uses to attack the X-Men, whom he believes to be game characters. Despite nearly killing the X-Men, he apologizes for playing the "video game" without permission. Arcade appears in the Ultimate Spider-Man animated series episode "Game Over", voiced by Eric Bauza. This version is an Asian technopathic mutant who is willing to use his abilities to lure superheroes to Madland for his own childish amusement, regardless of his actions' possible consequences. He plans to cause World War III by cracking nuclear missiles codes, starting with using LMDs to attack S.H.I.E.L.D. and announce his intent. After tracing Arcade's transmission to Madripoor, Nick Fury sends Captain America and Spider-Man to stop Arcade. Along the way, the two heroes encounter Wolverine and fight through multiple "levels" before reaching Arcade himself, who only expected Captain America and Wolverine. In a last-ditch attempt to kill the heroes, Arcade uses a giant robot shaped like his head. However, Spider-Man destroys its laser cannon before the three heroes confront Arcade and convince him to cancel the codes before seeing him arrested by S.H.I.E.L.D. Arcade appears in the M.O.D.O.K. animated series episodes , voiced by Alan Tudyk. In the episode "This Man... This Makeover!", he is recruited by a past version of MODOK (later called the Anomaly) to assist the latter in getting revenge on the present MODOK. In  "O, Were Blood Thicker Than Robot Juice!", Arcade traps MODOK and his family in Murderworld alongside robotic duplicates of them. However, they see through the deception and destroy most of the robots while Arcade becomes frustrated with the Anomaly and escapes.
In other media Television A variation of Arcade appears in the X-Men: Evolution animated series episode "Fun and Games", voiced by Gabe Khouth. This version is reimagined as Webber Torque, a high school gamer who calls himself "Arcade". He is tricked by Risty Wilde into believing the X-Mansion's security system computer console is an elaborate video game, which he uses to attack the X-Men, whom he believes to be game characters. Despite nearly killing the X-Men, he apologizes for playing the "video game" without permission. Arcade appears in the Ultimate Spider-Man animated series episode "Game Over", voiced by Eric Bauza. This version is an Asian technopathic mutant who is willing to use his abilities to lure superheroes to Madland for his own childish amusement, regardless of his actions' possible consequences. He plans to cause World War III by cracking nuclear missile codes, starting with using LMDs to attack S.H.I.E.L.D. and announce his intent. After tracing Arcade's transmission to Madripoor, Nick Fury sends Captain America and Spider-Man to stop Arcade. Along the way, the two heroes encounter Wolverine and fight through multiple "levels" before reaching Arcade himself, who only expected Captain America and Wolverine. In a last-ditch attempt to kill the heroes, Arcade uses a giant robot shaped like his head. However, Spider-Man destroys its laser cannon before the three heroes confront Arcade and convince him to cancel the codes before seeing him arrested by S.H.I.E.L.D. Arcade appears in the M.O.D.O.K. animated series , voiced by Alan Tudyk. In the episode "This Man... This Makeover!", he is recruited by a past version of MODOK (later called the Anomaly) to assist the latter in getting revenge on the present MODOK. In the episode "O, Were Blood Thicker Than Robot Juice!", Arcade traps MODOK and his family in Murderworld alongside robotic duplicates of them. However, they see through the deception and destroy most of the robots while Arcade becomes frustrated with the Anomaly and escapes.
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