Play Meter
Issue: 1976 September - Vol 2 Num 9 - Page 37
(continued from page 39)
includes an "Extended Play" feature
which can be awarded after scores,
pre-selectable by the operator.
A flashing "Extended Play" sign
lights up on the attraction panel
when the selected score is achieved .
Extended Play begins with track
number 5. The player does not have
to start at the beginning of the game .
A 10" steering wheel, 4-speed H
shift, all metal brake, and gas pedals
and colorful graphics add to the
realism of the Le mans.
Atari standard features include
exclusive Durastress tested solid
state elecronics, locking cashbox ,
and hinged coin door.
Atari 's
Instapart 24-hour parts turnaround
service is also available from Atari
distributors everywhere .
According to Frank Ballouz, na-
tional sales manager, Atari's "driving
games have proven to be some of
the highest in earnings and populari-
ty . We believe Le Mans continues
the Hadition. The combination of
ten different automatically changing
tracks and the extended play feature
makes Le Mans another sure winner
for any location ."
four-player flipper Royal Flush . The
game features a slanted row of nine
drop targets which light five combi-
nations of cards in a new Scan-
Bonus. The bonus is related to the
card value of the target .
Also featured is a double bonus
scoring up to 30,000 points . A three
Joker Sequence lights rollovers for
3,000 scoring and a kick-out hole for
specials. Three targets and three
roll overs score "Jokers."
The backglass artwork features
cards whizzing magically out of
various blues set against a splashy
red. The playfield picks up the red
in the glass and plays it off against a
bright yellow also drawn from the
glass .
New Two-Player
D. Gottlieb & Co . have an-
nounced the distribution of Card
Whiz, a two-player version of their
Card Whiz
40
Standard's Series 50028
Change for a Five
Responding to a long standing
need by many amusement locations
for a large supply of quarters,
. Standard Change-Makers, Inc. of
Indianapolis has built the first $5 bill
changer. The Series 5002B dispens-
es 20 quarters and holds enough
coins for 200 vends.
The new bill changer is available in
two cabinets, a standard front
loading cabinet for mounting on a
wall, stand or post, or a rear-loading
cabinet that can be built into a back
room or service area wall and filled or
serviced out-of-sight .
Both are
heavy steel maximum security cabi-
nets; the rear-loading cabinet pro-
vides , however, an extra element of
personal security for the operator,
too .
The Series 5002B changer's bill
verification system is similar to the
highly accurate system used and
proved in thousands of Standard's
$1 bill changers; however, it is set to
take $5 bills only and will reject all
other currency .
If your amusement location de-
mands a large amount of change, the
Series 5002B changer provides max-
imum security and dependability to
suit your needs .
Video Blackjack
The games division of Mirco, Inc. ,
Phoenix, Az ., has announced pro-
duction and shipment of a new
video game which enables up to
four players to compete against a
dealer in a fast-moving, non-gam-
bling electronic version of blackjack .
Called 21, the new game will
accept up to four quarters as players
ante, hit, or stand in an attempt to
beat the machine which automati-
cally performs dealer functions such
as shuffling, dealing and scoring .
According to Patrick Burke , Mir-
co's marketing director for coin
products, the game has a number of
special features designed to make it
popular. These include free hands
and extra chips, a skill factor in
remembering which cards have
been dealt since a standard 52-card
deck is used, and simple, automatic
controls.
The game has been field -tested ,
and initial reports from operators
have been highly favorable, accord-
ing to Burke . Key operator features
include selectable settings, su ch as
game speed, number of hands dealt
and initial chip issue, compact size,
low maintenance and rugged cabin-
etry.
MireD's "21"
Home Foosball
Tournament Soccer is now enter-
ing the retail market w ith the TS5 Pro
Home model. This table is patterned
after the coin model used in all
Tournament Soccer tournaments . It
features the German-style smooth
playing surface, solid rods , and
sturdy figures for durability and
accurate shot-making . The TS5 is
the first in a full line of home models
includes an "Extended Play" feature
which can be awarded after scores,
pre-selectable by the operator.
A flashing "Extended Play" sign
lights up on the attraction panel
when the selected score is achieved .
Extended Play begins with track
number 5. The player does not have
to start at the beginning of the game .
A 10" steering wheel, 4-speed H
shift, all metal brake, and gas pedals
and colorful graphics add to the
realism of the Le mans.
Atari standard features include
exclusive Durastress tested solid
state elecronics, locking cashbox ,
and hinged coin door.
Atari 's
Instapart 24-hour parts turnaround
service is also available from Atari
distributors everywhere .
According to Frank Ballouz, na-
tional sales manager, Atari's "driving
games have proven to be some of
the highest in earnings and populari-
ty . We believe Le Mans continues
the Hadition. The combination of
ten different automatically changing
tracks and the extended play feature
makes Le Mans another sure winner
for any location ."
four-player flipper Royal Flush . The
game features a slanted row of nine
drop targets which light five combi-
nations of cards in a new Scan-
Bonus. The bonus is related to the
card value of the target .
Also featured is a double bonus
scoring up to 30,000 points . A three
Joker Sequence lights rollovers for
3,000 scoring and a kick-out hole for
specials. Three targets and three
roll overs score "Jokers."
The backglass artwork features
cards whizzing magically out of
various blues set against a splashy
red. The playfield picks up the red
in the glass and plays it off against a
bright yellow also drawn from the
glass .
New Two-Player
D. Gottlieb & Co . have an-
nounced the distribution of Card
Whiz, a two-player version of their
Card Whiz
40
Standard's Series 50028
Change for a Five
Responding to a long standing
need by many amusement locations
for a large supply of quarters,
. Standard Change-Makers, Inc. of
Indianapolis has built the first $5 bill
changer. The Series 5002B dispens-
es 20 quarters and holds enough
coins for 200 vends.
The new bill changer is available in
two cabinets, a standard front
loading cabinet for mounting on a
wall, stand or post, or a rear-loading
cabinet that can be built into a back
room or service area wall and filled or
serviced out-of-sight .
Both are
heavy steel maximum security cabi-
nets; the rear-loading cabinet pro-
vides , however, an extra element of
personal security for the operator,
too .
The Series 5002B changer's bill
verification system is similar to the
highly accurate system used and
proved in thousands of Standard's
$1 bill changers; however, it is set to
take $5 bills only and will reject all
other currency .
If your amusement location de-
mands a large amount of change, the
Series 5002B changer provides max-
imum security and dependability to
suit your needs .
Video Blackjack
The games division of Mirco, Inc. ,
Phoenix, Az ., has announced pro-
duction and shipment of a new
video game which enables up to
four players to compete against a
dealer in a fast-moving, non-gam-
bling electronic version of blackjack .
Called 21, the new game will
accept up to four quarters as players
ante, hit, or stand in an attempt to
beat the machine which automati-
cally performs dealer functions such
as shuffling, dealing and scoring .
According to Patrick Burke , Mir-
co's marketing director for coin
products, the game has a number of
special features designed to make it
popular. These include free hands
and extra chips, a skill factor in
remembering which cards have
been dealt since a standard 52-card
deck is used, and simple, automatic
controls.
The game has been field -tested ,
and initial reports from operators
have been highly favorable, accord-
ing to Burke . Key operator features
include selectable settings, su ch as
game speed, number of hands dealt
and initial chip issue, compact size,
low maintenance and rugged cabin-
etry.
MireD's "21"
Home Foosball
Tournament Soccer is now enter-
ing the retail market w ith the TS5 Pro
Home model. This table is patterned
after the coin model used in all
Tournament Soccer tournaments . It
features the German-style smooth
playing surface, solid rods , and
sturdy figures for durability and
accurate shot-making . The TS5 is
the first in a full line of home models
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