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Classic Multi Coin-Op Game:
Thirty Six Classic Games in One Cabinet: The Review of classic era coin-op video
games entering the market, now 25 years later.
DISCLAIMER NOTE: I do not buy or sell video games and this information
is for Entertainment USE only and not to be used as fact until you speak directly
with the individuals who are actually in that business.
Yes, the 1980's is coming back in the form of one cabinet, with many games inside.
The only catch is that you can only play games that have the same type of joystick
on the control panel to match that game, so there are some limitations.
The Retro 1980's are back in the arcade again with many of the classic games reappearing
in the classic dynamo cabinet that we are used to play on.
Basic 9 in 1 Cocktail Table Cabinet, Top View Link
There are also the 9 in 1 Generic Cabinets: Link
You have probably seen the Centipede 3 in 1, 4 in 1 cabinets with the Pacman, Galaga,
Ms. Pacman and Donkey Kong Combo's in them, there are the 8 in 1 cabinets with Defender,
Robotron, Joust, Etc., 9 in 1,
but now we have many more games to select from within one cabinet.
classic game "39 in 1":
Link
Dedicated (39 Games in 1 Cabinet)
Game Photos
The latest is the 36 in 1 and 39 in 1 game and I am told that the 150 in 1 is coming
around the corner and I will let you classic gamers know when it comes out. You won't
see these games in to many locations because video game arcades are still going after
the teenager who is spending the most money on video games, and the kids don't care
much for our 1980's eight bit systems and rough graphics and sound that we had in our
arcades when we were growing up.
Can play up to 39 games, and some games can be turned off if not played enough.
List of Games: Link
(39-in-1 have below all games) PS: I do not buy or sell any games Whatso Ever.
Ms Pacman / Galaga / Frogger / Donkey Kong / Donkey Kong Junior / Donkey Kong 3
Galaxian / Dig Dug / Crush / Mr. Do / Pacman / Space Invader / Tank Battalion / Gyruss
Galaga 3 / 1942 / Ladybug / Burger Time / Mappy / Centipede / Millipede / Pengo / Jr.pacman
Phoenix / Time Pilot / Super Cobra / Hustler/ Space Panic / Super Breakout / New Rally X
Arkanoid / Qix / Juno First / Xevious / Mr.Do Castle / Moon Crester / Pinball Action
Scramble / Super pacman
(39 in 1) in Alphabetical Order:
1942
Donkey Kong Jr.
Ladybug
Pacman Jr.
Space Invaders
Arakanoid
Frogger
Mappy Ms.
Pacman Space
Panic
Burgertime
Galaga
Millipede
Super Pacman
Super Breakout
Centipede
Galaga 3
Moon Cresta
Pengo
Super Cobra
Crush Roller
Galaxian
Mr. Do
Phoenix
Tank Battallion
Dig Dug
Gyruss
Mr. Do's Castle
Pinball Action
Time Pilot
Donkey Kong
Hustler
New Rally X
Qix
Xevious
Donkey Kong III
Juno First
Pacman
Scramble
There is also the new Arcade Legends Stand-up Coin-Op Model with many other
choices: 35 Classic Arcade Video Selections.
GAMES INCLUDED WITH ARCADE LEGENDS : Link
1942, Asteroids Deluxe, Battlezone, Berzerk, Bombjack Twin, Black Widow, Centipede,
Crystal Castles, Dark Stalker, Ghosts 'n Goblins, Gunsmoke, Gravitar, Lady Bug,
Liberator, Lunar Lander, Major Havoc, Mega Man, Millipede, Missile Command, Mr. Do!,
Mr. Do!'s Castle, Mr. Do!'s Wild Ride, Penguin Wars, Pinball Action, Pinbo, Red Baron,
Space Duel, Speedball, Street Fighter II, Strider, Super Breakout, Super Dodgeball,
Tempest & War Lords, PLUS you can add MORE Games!
It is very cool, being able to play the software in a stand-up dynamo arcade game
cabinet just like I did in the early 1980's when the original classic video games
were first put out into locations in arcades all over the country. These games
disappeared shortly after their arrival because players wanted the latest and
greatest and refussed to play many of these games after they got older, even though
the game play was exceptional and hard to master. These games really disappeared
when the arcades started falling apart when the home entertainment businness and
home comuputers ramped up their sales and put a nintendo system in just about every
house in America. Bye, Bye arcades and the fun of the golden era of arcades in the
mid 1980's and welcome to more blood and tyrunny in the homes on big screen TV's.
Good bye pacman and hello Doom and Halo, the lastest games making millions today.
Until Now! The 1980's are back with the 36 in 1 Classic Era Game Cabinet, and
generation X can come back into the Arcade and play those old games once again,
unless they are to arthritic to continue.
Just give me back the simpler times when games were simple yet hard to master,
and not to bloody. Thank you for the 36 in 1 classic game system, so that I can
say hello again to the 1980's after 25 years of missing the arcade feel of classic
era video games.
Now there is the 86 in 1 Multi Game Ultra Coin-Op Arcade System: Link
Ultracade Multi Game System
Ultracade multi game system is a coin operated arcade game system that contains 86
classic arcade games in one cabinet with additional games available seperately and
new game paks planned for the future. Ultracade is available in a small and flexible
cabinet containing a 19" high resolution monitor. It's sleek design has built in
castors and is ideal for locations that do not have room for a full sized arcade
machine. Ultracade is also available in a deluxe cabinet containing a 27" high
resolution monitor and a full size control panel featuring a 3" trackball. The 25"
cocktail table version has a 25" CGA monitor, the largest screen of any cocktail table
and offers 2 player simultaneous play on all games, including Street Fighter II Champion
Edition. Two trackballs are standard. The 86 standard prepak is listed below.
Games included: Up to 86 in 1:
The 86 standard prepak is listed below
1941
1942
1943
64th Street
Anteater
Armored Car
Astro Invader
Astyanax
Avenging Spirit
Berzerk
Black Tiger
Bubble Bobble
Calipso
Captain Commando
Champion Wrestler
Commando
Cosmic Avenger
Cybattler
Demon's World
Do Run Run
EDF
Elevator Action
Exed Exes
Extermination
Final Fight
Frenzy
Ghosts n Goblins
Ghouls n Ghosts
Gunsmoke
Hellfire
Higemaru
InsectorX
Jumping Jack
Kick Rider
King of Dragons
Knights of the Round
Kram
Lady Bug
Legendary Wings
Liquid Kids
Magic Sword
Majestic 12
Mat Mania
Mega Man
Mercs
Mr. Do!
Mr. Do's Castle
Mr. Do's Wild Ride
Nova 2001
Out Zone
P-47
Pipi & Bibi's
Plotting
Puzznic
Qix
Rainbow Islands
Rastan
Rod Land
Saint Dragon
Section Z
Side Arms
Slam Masters
Snap Jack
Snow Bros.
Snow Bros. II
SonSon
Space Panic
Speed Coin
Street Fighter
Street Fighter II
Street Fighter II Champion Edition
Street Fighter II Turbo Hyper Fighting
Strider
Super Pierot
Tazz-Mania
The Legend of Kage
The New Zealand Story
Three Wonders
Trojan
Truxton II
Twin Cobra
Varth
Vulgus
Yankee Do
Zero Wing
Zoo Keeper
You can add the Midway Blast Pack to get many, many more games: Link
The future will bring more and more classic games back into one cabinet
so that they will not take up more than two and a half square feet for
all of the 1980's classic games all rolled up into one cabinet. This
is easy to do for most games except for those games which have special
features like steering wheels and jet handles. Namco holds the rights
to many of these games and that is why it may take some time to see
more classics reappear in the classic cabinets for all of us old timers
to play again. I am told that the future will bring the classics
back with a twist of touch screen monitors, so we will see how it goes
when new technology meshes with the old.
First is was the 2 in 1 games, with pacman and Galaga combos, and then
we had 4 in 1 with the added Donkey Kong series, or track ball games
of Missile command and the Centiped series and now we have the 39 in 1,
and the 150 in 1 with the Street Fighter series and Neo Geo series is
coming out soon. Next there will be the 300 in 1 and maybe a few years
from now the 1000 in 1 games, but for now some can play the 39-in-1 if
you look hard enough you might find one.
Enjoy the 1980's classic era once again, and hopefully these games
will never die out!
We cannot bring back the 1980's but we can certainly dream!
Classic Games Are Back with the 39 in 1
Coin-Op Classic Cabinets
Thank you,
Paul Dean, spy hunter champion, Millinium June 28, 1985
www.spyhunter007.com
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