Do you know these old SEGA slots?
I have a few old flyers of SEGA's slot machines.
But most part of them were just photos, there were not attached any scripts about them.
I intended to arrange these photos in chronological order,
but if I made mistake, please point it out.
And, if you know something about them, please tell me it.
Because in Japan, there are almost no people who know these machines,
and most of materials have been scattered and lost.
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SEGA BELL |
SEGA BELL |
SEGA BELL |
MULTIPLE BELL |
SEGA BELL |
Multi-Bell 35 |
CONSOLE SEGA |
SEGA BONUS STAR |
SEGA PAYBAK STAR |
SEGA MAD MONEY STAR Type-A |
SEGA MAD MONEY STAR Type-B |
SEGA MAD MONEY STAR Type-C |
DIAMOND 3 STAR Type-A |
DIAMOND 3 STAR Type-B |
SEGA DIAMOND 3 STAR Type-C |
DIAMOND 4 STAR Type-A |
DIAMOND 4 STAR Type-B |
BONANZA STAR Type-A |
BONANZA STAR Type-B |
SEGA BONANZA STAR Type-C |
SEGA DOUBLE PAY STAR |
SEGA PROGRESSIVE STAR Type-A |
SEGA PROGRESSIVE STAR Type-B |
LORD SEGA Type-A |
LORD SEGA Type-B |
SEGA CONTINENTAL Type-A |
SEGA CONTINENTAL BULK-PAY |
SEGA CONTINENTAL Type-B |
SEGA CONTINENTAL PROGRESSIVE |
MINI SEGA |
Slot Machine 'Mini Sega', c. 1955 Manufactured by: 'Sega Enterprises Ltd., Tokyo', all mechanical, metal case, size only 8 1/4 x 8 1/4 x 8 1/4 in., coin slot for 10 Eurocent, good condition, plays and pays out money very well, complete with key and coins. A very nice gambling machine! Sega has introduced a miniature arcade gaming machine Astro City Mini. It will be recalled that previously, Sega had already released a classic device in the new format. In the early 90’s was an iconic arcade machine that you can load a large number of games. To do this, established a special Board. Sega was other slot.
SEGA Starlet | |
SEGA Monaco Starlet | |
SEGA Continental 3 Star | |
SEGA Windsor Series | |
SEGA Crazy Bells (Page 1 & 4) | |
SEGA Crazy Bells (Page 2 & 3) | - |
SEGA Windsor 1d Series (Page 1 & 4) | |
SEGA Windsor 1d Series (Page 2 & 3) |
SEGA Speedway M1 (For US) |
SEGA Speedway M1 (For UK) |
SEGA IMPERIAL |
SEGA Playboy |
BLACK JACK |
SEGA ASCOT |
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Medal games (メダルゲーム, medaru gēmu) are a type of game commonly found in arcades and casinos, especially within Japan. In order to play a medal game, a customer must first exchange their cash into medals (metal coins, much like an arcade token). The rate of medals versus cash varies from arcade to arcade, but usually the cheapest range is from ¥300 all the way up to ¥10,000. While many of the medal games simulate gambling, the medals cannot be traded back into cash, but only used to play more games, or exchanged (via paper tickets) for prizes.
There are many types of medal games, but the two most popular are the gambling type and the pusher game type.
Gambling type[edit]
The gambling type of medal games has two types of games, those that simulate a Las Vegas style casino (Electronic/Mechanical roulette tables, video poker, video blackjack, slot machines, are all very common).
The other type is video horse racing. These are often set up in a quite lavish lounge set up, each player has a personal screen, often with a padded chair, an ashtray and cup holders. All of these personal seats are in front of a very large screen displaying the virtual horse race.
In the Philippines, video horse racing is also known as 'video karera'. These games are often raided by police as some proprietors try to evade taxes.
Pusher game type[edit]
These games are characterized by multiple levels filled with medals or coins. Behind these platforms are mechanical 'brooms' that push the coins forward. When a coin is dropped in, it falls onto one of the platforms and has the chance of pushing other coins (and possibly prizes placed on top of the coins) off the edge and being awarded to the player, unless they fall in the left and right 'lose' side of the edge. Timing in dropping the coin is a skill factor in the game.
In the United Kingdom, pusher games — often called 'penny falls'[1] — are very popular in arcades, and can often be found at tourist attractions such as theme parks and bowling alleys. Often, these machines use real coins rather than tokens (usually a low denomination such as the 2p or 10p), but otherwise behave in the same way as games that operate with medals or tokens.
Variations on the pusher game can be much more complex. They often involve a Plinko-style[2] chute that causes the coin to drop in which there are different slots the dropped medal can fall into, causing various in game effects. Some slots may have the machine drop in more coins, others may initiate a video slot machine built into the machine. From the video slot machine more coins and other bonuses can be awarded. Many pusher games are connected to one another, some even with shared platforms, to form mega jackpots, sometimes as many as 100,000+ medals. Sometimes a video mini game can be activated, in which coins must be dropped or rolled to hit specific targets, or buttons on the machine must be pressed in order to play. For example, a mini game could involve pressing a star shaped button to make Mario jump and hit coin blocks, which could give coins.
Another aspect of the pusher games is that they are often themed on things targeted towards children, such as video game and cartoon characters.
List of games[edit]
Game | Manufacturer | Type | Year |
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World Bingo | Sega | Casino | 1986 |
World Derby | Horse racing | 1988 | |
Bingo Circus | Casino | ||
Kamen Racing | Banpresto | Racing | 1991 |
Tsuriko Penta | Konami | Timing | |
Royal Ascot | Sega | Horse racing | |
Imo Hori Penta | Konami | Timing | 1992 |
Caribbean Roule | Sega | Casino | |
Bingo Party | |||
Kung Fu Kid | Konami | Fighting | 1993 |
Shuriken Boy | Timing | ||
Fusen Penta | |||
Wai Wai Poker | Casino | ||
Super Dice Craps | Sega | Casino | 1994 |
Spiral Fall | Namco | Coin pusher | |
Dum Dum Boy | Konami | Timing | |
Buttobi Striker | |||
Bingo Party Multicard | Sega | Casino | |
GI Classic | Konami | Horse racing | 1995 |
Tsukande Toru Chitchi | Timing | ||
Pitto Nako Zaorus | |||
GI Classic Winds | Horse racing | 1996 | |
Space Pokan | Timing | ||
Dobo Chan | |||
Pac Eight | Namco | Casino | |
Pac Carnivel | |||
Pac Slot | |||
Bingo Party Phoenix | Sega | Casino | |
Bingo Fantasy | |||
Tekken Card World | Namco | Poker | 1997 |
Bingo Planet | Sega | Casino | |
Royal Ascot | Horse racing | ||
Royal Ascot 2 | |||
Korokoro Pen Kai | Konami | Timing | |
Kureyon Shin Chan No Daruma Otoshi Dazo | Banpresto | Slot simulation | 1998 |
The Bingo Show | Namco | Bingo | |
G1 Classic EX | Konami | Horse racing | |
G1 Classic EX Winds | |||
Bobble Roulette | Taito | Casino | |
Treasure Rokomo | Sammy | Timing | 1999 |
G1 Leading Sire | Konami | Horse racing | |
Shate Kizzu | Sammy | Timing | |
Dokidoki Goldfish Sukui | |||
Tobikose Jump Man | Namco | ||
Animal Catcher | Sammy | Timing | 2000 |
Itazura Monkey | |||
Otoshi Cha Ottotto | |||
Sugoroku Adventure Noto | Namco | Casino | |
Star Horse | Sega | Horse racing | |
Hana Pu | Konami | Timing | |
Taiho De Dobon | Sammy | ||
Pai Nage Takai | |||
Bubble No KuruKuru Jump! | Taito | ||
Pikkari Chansu! | Konami | ||
Fan Cube | Namco | Casino | |
Run Run Puppy! | Konami | Timing | |
Muscle Ranking Kick Target | Konami | 2001 | |
Neko Shot | Namco | ||
Star Horse 2001 | Sega | Horse racing | |
Neratte Don Don | Konami | Timing | |
Pakkun Restaurant | Namco | ||
Fortune Orb | Konami | Coin Pusher | |
Oten Kiten Chan | Namco | Timing | 2002 |
Karate Man | Sammy | ||
Star Horse 2002 | Sega | Horse racing | |
Nigaoe Pittanko | Namco | Timing | |
Bingo Party Splash | Sega | Casino | |
Bun Bun Boomerang | Namco | Timing | |
Kan Ransha | |||
G1 Turf Wild | Konami | Horse racing | 2003 |
Star Horse Progress | Sega | Horse racing | |
Fortune Orb 2 Legend | Konami | Casino | |
G1 Turf Wild 2 | Konami | Horse racing | 2004 |
Bingo Party Splash SP | Sega | Casino | |
Pac-Man Ball | Namco | Coin pusher | |
G1 Turf Wild 3 | Sega | Horse Racing | 2005 |
G1 Horse Park | Konami | ||
Star Horse 2 | Sega | ||
Rockman EXE: The Medal Operation | Capcom | Timing | |
G1 Horse Park EX | Konami | Online horse racing | 2006 |
Star Horse 2 Second Fusion | Sega | ||
Fortune Orb 3 Gem Kingdom | Coin pusher | ||
Shibukuru | Atlus | Casino | 2007 |
Sibu Dinosaurs | |||
Alien Legends | Capcom | Coin pusher | |
Medal Mahjong Mokari Bancho | Cave | Mahjong | |
Eternal Knights | Konami | RPG | |
Spin Fever | Konami | Coin pusher | |
Twinkle Drop | Casino | ||
Panic Pirates | |||
Euro Queen | |||
Sega Network Casino Club | Sega | Online casino | |
Club Majesty | Casino | ||
Star Horse 2 Third Evolution | Online horse racing | ||
To Ami-Gyo | Timing | ||
Bingo Galaxy | Casino | ||
Bingo Party Pirates | |||
Fantasy Arena | |||
Mirage World | |||
Medalink | |||
Dyno Max | Taito | Coin pusher | |
Crayon Shin-Chan game | Namco Bandai | ||
Taiko no Tatsujin game | |||
Kinnikuman game | Banpresto | Casino | |
Crayon Shin-Chan game | |||
Lupin III game | |||
Kinnikuman game | |||
Chibi Maruko-chan game | Capcom | Coin pusher | 2008 |
Mario Party Fushigi no Korokoro Catcher | |||
Eternal Knights 2 | Konami | Online RPG | |
Grand Cross | Online coin pusher | ||
Fantastic Fever | |||
Castlevania game | Casino | ||
Meteor Spark | Coin pusher | ||
Motor X | Racing | ||
Ascot Garden | Sega | Horse racing | |
GAlilEO FACTORY | Coin pusher | ||
Kizzu Yatai Mura Kingyosukui | Timing | ||
Club Majesty: Where is Wally? | Casino | ||
Club Majesty: Gatling Poker | |||
Star Horse 2: Fourth Ambition | Online horse Racing | ||
Sega Network Casino Club Ver. 2 | Online casino | ||
Black Jack Nailed Ace | Casino | ||
Medalink - UNO game | |||
Monopoly game | |||
Infinity Rings | Konami | Online Casino | 2009 |
Kizzu Yatai-Mura Shateki | Sega | Timing | |
GAlilEO FACTORY 2 | Sega | Coin pusher | |
Galaxy World Panic Hunter | Konami | Casino | |
Grand Cross Premium | Coin Pusher | ||
Spin Fever | |||
G1 Horse Park GX | Horse Racing | ||
Star Horse: Fifth Expansion | Sega | ||
Star Horse: Progress Returns | |||
Sega Network Casino Club Ver. 2 | Casino | ||
Fantasy Coliseum | Taito | Coin Pusher |
Small Slot Machine
See also[edit]
Mini Sega Slot Machines
- Tipping Point, a UK game show based around a giant pusher machine
References[edit]
- ^https://www.gamblingcommission.gov.uk/for-the-public/Safer-gambling/Consumer-guides/Quick-guide-fairs-and-fairgrounds.aspx
- ^A game where a player drops a chip through a sloped series of pegs. This game is commonly played on The Price Is Right