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| Players roll 3 balls down the ramp into target holes triggering specific rotations on the spinning wheel which allow players to increase their ticket winnings. |
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| A bar-top style touchscreen terminal from TAB-Austria. Features more than 250 games in six categories, internet access and email function, national and international tournaments and the option of extension to the Jukebox Silverball Max. |
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| A standalone touchscreen terminal from TAB-Austria. Features more than 250 games in six categories, internet access and email function, national and international tournaments and the option of extension to the Jukebox Silverball Max. |
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| This arcade cabinet is a China made machine with a 32 inch LCD screen. It can be set up with either a single or dual player control panel, with Japan made push buttons and joysticks. The cabinet features a coin comparator, 3.3v, 5v and 12v power supply and Jamma wiring, making it suitable for all arcade games. |
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| Fun4Four is a four player touchscreen terminal from TAB Austria. The machine is very versatile, with a range of games such as card games, skill and trivia games, as well as including an Internet Browser and a Google Maps application. |
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| A ticket redemption machine. Players earn points and tickets by catching apples as they fall. Suitable for all ages. |
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| Operation is a coin-op version of the popular board game. A joystick manoeuvres the motorised "forceps" over 13 body cavities, each representing a particular ailment. Players must lower the forceps into a cavity without touching its sides to earn a ticket reward. |
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| A ticket redemption machine designed for kids, with a fully licensed "The Simpsons" theme. Kids must stomp on the buttons in a certain pattern to win tickets. |
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| Darius Burst: Another Chronicle Arcade Machine is a horizontally scrolling shoot-em-up game from Taito in the long-running Darius series. |
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| A shooting game from Korean company Rassen, where the player uses a realistic minigun to fight foes through a number of different stages. The minigun has been crafted to simulate the look and feel of a real minigun by providing realistic back blow, releasing empty cartridges during use, and the inclusion of a smoke effect from the barrel of the gun. |
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