Guard Story Arcade Machine
Guard Story Arcade Machine is an unique upright button controlled video shooting cabinet, designed to accommodate up to four players. Players can enjoy all the action, shooting down enemy planes on a 55” High Definition LCD wide screen.
$4,330.00 usd ea
Guard Story Arcade Machine - Product Description
Guard Story Arcade Machine is an unique upright button controlled video redemption cabinet where players shoot down enemy planes on a 55” High Definition LCD wide screen.
During Guard Story, players use buttons to control their own plane, shooting down the enemy aircrafts and enaging in aerial combat to win points. The more enemies you take down, the more points you earn and the bigger your payout will be! Guard Story Arcade Machine has many exciting features such as strategy military games, attractive props, powerful weapons, and strategy group planes. Players will be able to immerse themselves in a militaristic world with realistic bomber effects such as;
– Flying Disk: The Flying disk will suck up flying planes randomly when shot down by a player.
– Artificial Satellite: The Artificial satellite will add a double-barrelled bomb and once players get faster and they can shoot at the targets within 30 seconds, and will get the chance to win more tickets or tokens.
– Missile: The Missile basically multiples by 300 times, so players can also detonate other aircraft displays on the screen to win extra bonus points.
Guard Story also includes other exciting features such as;
– Enemy Planes: 11 main types and 3 unique plane types
– Multi enemy planes can be played in array group
– 5 weapons: laser gun, bombs, auto shooting, a-bomb, electromagnetic network
– 2 upright cabinets linked up for 4 players competitive mode
– Available for 4 players play online at the same time
– Chinese, Japanese and English version available
Machine Sizes Available:
– 4 Player Horizontal with 55″ LCD Screen (Unit: L177 x W236 x H214 / 280kgs)
– 1 – 2 Player Vertical with 42″ LCD Screen (2 pcs machines share 1 set main board) (Unit: L142 x W127 x H203 / 151kgs)
Input/Output Options Available:
– Coin In / Coin Out
– Coin In / Redemption Ticket Out
– Coin + Note In / Redemption Ticket Out
– Note In / Thermal Printer Out
– Card In / Card Out (Cashless System)
Additional Information
| Weight | 280 kg |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 177 x 236 x 214 cm |
Guard Story Arcade Machine - Cabinet Options
This is a low cost and simple configuration option for operators. An operator will "key in" (with a key) on every machine or terminal that has this option in order to allow players to play and add credits. When the player has finished the game, the operator will “key out” (with a key) to end the session and the player can collect their points. This is suited for low end machines or machines that have low traffic / income.
This is a common configuration option suited for low value games and is also known as "Coin In/ Coin Out". This option entails players inserting coins in order to begin the game. Once the player has finished the game, the hopper will distribute coins according to the amount the money won during the game, for instance if the player won $20 the hopper will distribute eighty 25c pieces to the player. This is most appropriate for machines that have low winning potential due to its convenience and usability.
This option is normally used for prize redemption in arcade centres where players can redeem their tickets for gifts and prizes. This option involves players inserting coins to commence their game and once the game is completed they are presented with tickets reflecting the amount of points won during the game. For example, if a player earned 50 points during a game, they will be given 50 tickets. These tickets can then be redeemed for prizes or gifts.
This option is most profitable for gaming machines that have a high earning potential. It involves players inserting notes in order to play the machine. Once the player has finished their game, they are presented with a print out of the amount of points or money won during the game. This print out can then be redeemed for prizes or money depending on your venue.
This is an innovative ‘tap and play’ cashless system. Players are able to load credits onto a PlayPortal Card, then the player taps this card onto a PlayPortal Card reader installed on an arcade or gaming machine in order to pay for play. Once the player has finished the game, the amounts of points won are stored on the PlayPortal Card. When the player has finished their session/game, they can use the points on their card to redeem prizes or money. This system is suitable for both arcade and gaming venues due to its versatility and adaptability. The PlayPortal Cashless Card System can be used on ANY arcade machine.
