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| Castlevania: The Arcade is a motion sensitive game based on Konami's long running Castlevania series. Players use a whip like controller throughout the game, with the machines sensors detecting the movement and relaying this onto the screen. |
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| Developed by Specular Interactive and published by Raw Thrills, H2Overdrive is a new powerboat racer that has been termed the 'spiritual successor to Hydro Thunder'. |
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| Criminal Action is a "multi-sensory action" game from Konami. The game uses motion-based handheld controls which are used by the player to punch and shoot opponents. |
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| A vibrant, two-player position pusher featuring an animated, raucous crow character. Features a range of bonus features, including bonus awards ranging from two coins to a jackpot. |
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| Super Strike is a self contained bowling alley, complete with a 30" LCD scoring monitor, and delivers all of the fun and fast paced excitement of a real bowling alley. |
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| Spongebob Soccer Shot Pinball is a video pinball machine from 21st Century Entertainment. The machine is similar to Ultrapin, and features a LCD flat panel monitor for the table display where all the action takes place. |
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| Primeval Hunt is a gun shooting game for one or two players where you hunt prehistoric dinosaurs, including T-Rex, Triceratops, and Velociraptor. The gameplay is free roaming, with players given complete freedom to explore their surroundings. |
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| Need For Speed Carbon is a car racing game from Global VR as part of the popular Need for Speed series. The game is available in a 42" DX version, or a 32" SD version. |
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| UFO Stomper from TrioTech Amusement is a ticket redemption machine featuring an interactive touchscreen floor. The machine itself comprises of a huge UFO model (diameter 9 feet), and features 10 multiplayer games. |
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| The GrandSTAR internet jukebox is a free standing internet jukebox from Rowe which uses the same cabinet design as one of the factory's earlier CD models. This model operates on the AMI Entertainment Network over a broadband or dialup connection. |
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