Coin Slot
Issue: 1983 April V8 N8 - Page 11
Coin Slot Magazine - #V8N8 - 1983 - April [International Arcade Museum]
NEWS
down to a child's level, enabling
children to play the games more
easily. Ideal for family restaurant/
arcade locations, the brightly colored
and durable cabinets stand out in
any location, heightening interest
and play appeal of any game.
All of Sega's current games are
available in these new and unique
cabinets in limited production quan
tities. The cabinets feature heavy
duty control panels and coin mech
anisms for reliable service and extra
long life.
The character cabinets' average
measurements are: 58" high, 31"
wide, and 24" deep. Average weight
is approximately 184 pounda
every bit as good as the originals.
The stars also helped Sega person
nel distribute Sega/Star Trek t-shirts,
posters and movie passes to the
next "Star Trek" movie, those passes
going to persons who attended the
event dressed in Star Trek costumes
Arcade owners and operators have
been overwhelmed by the response
to Sega's promotion. Lines of people
were reported waiting for arcades
to open on "STAR TREK DAY." From
New York to San Francisco and all
major cities in between, arcade
operators
often
reported "STAR
TREK DAY" increased clientele oy
25% or more over normal weekend
Are Vintage Machines
A Part Of The
Coin Machine Industry?
They Definitely Are!
Now you can have both vintage and
modern coin operated machines in onejnsgazine.
* Exciting promotion ideas for your business from a a
leader in the field—Carol Kan tor.
it In depth and unbiased game reviews from Mike
Pugliese.
crowds. Newspaper, radio and tele
* The ins and outs of original pinballs from collector-1
vision coverage of the events helped
to increase awareness and excite
ment for the introduction of Sega's
* Operating, restoring and appreciating the jukebox from ]
STAR TREK video game. National
media coverage was provided by
the television magazine show, "Enter
tainment Tonight," which featured
a segment on the tour.
Sega introduces
historian Russ Jensen.
Jukebox, Ray Eklund.
* Plus more — news, views, polls, letters, features —the entire coin macTi
industry under one cover sent directly to your door.
Fill out this form and send it, with your check or money order, to:
I he Coin Slot P.O. Box 27216, Denver, CO 80227
or call our toll free number, 1-800-525-8694 and charge it.
New □
Renewal □
Expiration date
□ 1 year mailed in the US—$25
□ 2 years mailed in the US—$45
□ 1 year mailed outside of the
unique cabinets
com
.
Name
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cabinets that appeal
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load . strongly
cad to
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younger players.
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State
Designed p
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of children, the amusing Monster,
Space Monkey, and Robot cabinets
bring the game screen and controls
APRIL 1983
© The International Arcade Museum
US—$45
,
,
Authorizing Signature
11
http://www.arcade-museum.com/
NEWS
down to a child's level, enabling
children to play the games more
easily. Ideal for family restaurant/
arcade locations, the brightly colored
and durable cabinets stand out in
any location, heightening interest
and play appeal of any game.
All of Sega's current games are
available in these new and unique
cabinets in limited production quan
tities. The cabinets feature heavy
duty control panels and coin mech
anisms for reliable service and extra
long life.
The character cabinets' average
measurements are: 58" high, 31"
wide, and 24" deep. Average weight
is approximately 184 pounda
every bit as good as the originals.
The stars also helped Sega person
nel distribute Sega/Star Trek t-shirts,
posters and movie passes to the
next "Star Trek" movie, those passes
going to persons who attended the
event dressed in Star Trek costumes
Arcade owners and operators have
been overwhelmed by the response
to Sega's promotion. Lines of people
were reported waiting for arcades
to open on "STAR TREK DAY." From
New York to San Francisco and all
major cities in between, arcade
operators
often
reported "STAR
TREK DAY" increased clientele oy
25% or more over normal weekend
Are Vintage Machines
A Part Of The
Coin Machine Industry?
They Definitely Are!
Now you can have both vintage and
modern coin operated machines in onejnsgazine.
* Exciting promotion ideas for your business from a a
leader in the field—Carol Kan tor.
it In depth and unbiased game reviews from Mike
Pugliese.
crowds. Newspaper, radio and tele
* The ins and outs of original pinballs from collector-1
vision coverage of the events helped
to increase awareness and excite
ment for the introduction of Sega's
* Operating, restoring and appreciating the jukebox from ]
STAR TREK video game. National
media coverage was provided by
the television magazine show, "Enter
tainment Tonight," which featured
a segment on the tour.
Sega introduces
historian Russ Jensen.
Jukebox, Ray Eklund.
* Plus more — news, views, polls, letters, features —the entire coin macTi
industry under one cover sent directly to your door.
Fill out this form and send it, with your check or money order, to:
I he Coin Slot P.O. Box 27216, Denver, CO 80227
or call our toll free number, 1-800-525-8694 and charge it.
New □
Renewal □
Expiration date
□ 1 year mailed in the US—$25
□ 2 years mailed in the US—$45
□ 1 year mailed outside of the
unique cabinets
com
.
Name
m
:
Sega Electronics, Inc., has
an
u
use Address
from
nounced a new line of d
video
game
m
-
e
e
cabinets that appeal
City
load . strongly
cad to
r
n
a
w
younger players.
Do //www
Zip
State
Designed p
for
: the shorter stature
htt
Phone No.
J . , ,
of children, the amusing Monster,
Space Monkey, and Robot cabinets
bring the game screen and controls
APRIL 1983
© The International Arcade Museum
US—$45
,
,
Authorizing Signature
11
http://www.arcade-museum.com/
Future scanning projects are planned by the International Arcade Museum Library (IAML).