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| Operation Ghost 42" DX Arcade Machine is a light-gun shooter sequel to Sega Amusements Ghost Squad. Operation Ghost is set in the year 2035. |
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| The arcade version of the popular PC, mobile and console puzzle game. The Bejeweled cabinet will support two players at a time and features two 15 inch ELO touch screens. |
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| The fourth installment in Sega's classic Virtua Tennis sports series. The game features 19 of the world's most popular players, including Nadal, Federer, Murray, Sharapova, Wozniacki and Williams. |
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| Sonic and Sega All-Stars Racing is a twin arcade machine racing game from Sega. Players can select from thirteen different Sonic and Sega characters such as Dr. Eggman, Tails, AiAi, Amigo and many more. |
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| Road Fighters is a 3D racing game from Konami. The game is a highly anticipated sequel to Konami's original Road Fighter which was released in 1984. The cabinet has a set of 3D glasses mounted to the machine and two 'peep-holes' built into the seat to allow spectators to view the action in 3D also. Players can also play the game in 2D and can switch between 2D and 3D modes with the press of a button. |
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| Maximum Heat 3D twin arcade machine is the Japanese version of Dead Heat, a head-to-head street racing game from Namco. Although the game itself is essentially the same, the Japanese model features a stereoscopic 3D screen. |
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| Maximum Heat 3D Arcade Machine is the Japanese version of Dead Heat, a head-to-head street racing game from Namco. |
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| Hero of Robots Arcade Machine is a card collecting game where players battle giant robots. It is a turn based game, where players insert their collected cards to select robots and skills to fight. Each player takes a turn to select a 'move' from their collected cards. |
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| Ostrich Emotion is a crane machine is a two player crane machine that mimics the neck movement of an ostrich. The arm (or 'ostrich neck') is controlled by four buttons - 'step forward', 'rotate', 'rising' and 'lateral movement' |
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| In Block King, 2 Players throw balls at the screen to "destroy" a world made of blocks onscreen. |
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