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VGA/SVGA Arcade Monitors
You can now buy arcade monitors which accept standard VGA and SVGA inputs -
and these are usually the type of monitor used in 'off the shelf' PC Arcade Cabinets
These monitors have the advantage that you can plug a PC straight into them,
(as they are just a standard VGA/SVGA monitor)
This is also their big disadvantage, as there is no difference (display wise)
from using an 'arcade' VGA/SVGA monitor to using a normal VGA/SVGA monitor
It's still a high scanrate monitor - so it still looks exactly the same
To be honest, it just come down to personal preference -
The easiest way to get a PC into an arcade cabinet is to use a VGA/SVGA monitor
The most accurate way to display them is to use a standard/low res Arcade Monitor
It's also happens to be by far the cheapest solution