Arcades for Sale

[Sexual Chocolate]

Originally Posted by Roos

Tron.

Discs of Tron or just regular Tron? There is a DISTINCT difference.

[Buzz Killington]

Originally Posted by JohnDenversHead

Star Wars Return of the Jedi- (I have 2) $400 each

whoa! is that the tie fighter game?

if so, save one for me.

[Rex Manning]

Police training, hell ya, pumped many quarters into that game

[transplant]

Die Hard and Area 51 were a fun games.

[Jean-Luc Dickhard]

Originally Posted by Sexual Chocolate

Discs of Tron or just regular Tron? There is a DISTINCT difference.

Especially when moving.

[Jean-Luc Dickhard]

Originally Posted by transplant

Die Hard and Area 51 were a fun games.

one of the Area 51 Site 4's is a 33" Showcase Deluxe Cab like the one below:

[Jean-Luc Dickhard]

Originally Posted by Buzz Killington

whoa! is that the tie fighter game?

if so, save one for me.

RETURN OF THE JEDI is a one-player game that features the thrills and excitement of the continuing STAR WARS saga. The new split-wave game-play feature cuts back and forth between two simultaneously occurring action scenes, just like the movie.

RETURN OF THE JEDI is a one-player game. The player controls the actions Of PRINCESS LEIA, CHEWBACCA, and LANDO CALRISSIAN via the flight control. The player's main goal is to destroy the DEATH STAR. To do this, the player must travel through a tube in the DEATH STAR and fire a torpedo into the central reactor.

RETURN OF THE JEDI picks up the action of the movie at the scene where the rebel forces begin their attack on the Imperial DEATH STAR. LUKE SKYWALKER and PRINCESS LEIA race toward a pair of speeder bikes. In this first wave, the player controls LEIA, guiding her through a forest toward the EWOK village. She is pursued by Imperial STORMTROOPERS also riding SPEEDER BIKES. She defends herself by either bumping them off their bikes, or shooting them. Meanwhile, the EWOKS have set up traps to aid LEIA in her flight through the forest of ENDOR. The traps include ropes stretched between trees that the EWOKS pull tight to upend the riders, and logs that the EWOKS push together to crush the SPEEDER BIKES as they pass between them. LEIA can either bump off the STORMTROOPERS or lead them through the traps. The first vehicle through a trap will escape uninjured, but anyone who follows will be destroyed.

Once the player leaves LEIA safely at the EWOK village, he moves to another part of the forest. During the second wave, the player controls CHEWBACCA who is maneuvering a SCOUT WALKER to the bunker where HAN SOLO is waiting to deactivate the shield protecting the DEATH STAR. CHEWBACCA must shoot or avoid logs, which roll toward him. At the same time, CHEWBACCA must avoid rocks catapulted at his SCOUT WALKER. The player can turn the SCOUT WALKER head using the flight control to achieve better aim while firing at the rocks and logs.

The split-wave effect occurs during waves two and three. The player controls CHEWBACCA in the SCOUT WALKER, and at the same time, controls LANDO CALRISSIAN as he flies the MILLENNIUM FALCON. At crucial moments, the scene will change from the forest of ENDOR to the skies around the DEATH STAR.

While CHEWBACCA is attempting to reach the bunker, LANDO CALRISSIAN is flying the MILLENNIUM FALCON toward the DEATH STAR. LANDO must fight off the IMPERIAL T.I.E. INTERCEPTORS, IMPERIAL STAR CRUISERS, and shuttles. The player maneuvers the FALCON through this traffic, while trying to shoot as many of the Imperial enemies as possible.

As soon as CHEWBACCA gets to the bunker, HAN SOLO blows it up, deactivating the protective shield surrounding the DEATH STAR and clearing the path for the MILLENNIUM FALCON. The MILLENNIUM FALCON must enter the DEATH STAR, travel down a tube toward the reactor, and shoot the central reactor to destroy the DEATH STAR.

The FALCON is pursued by IMPERIAL T.I.E. FIGHTERS while in the tube. LANDO must avoid the pipe walls of the tube and watch out for falling pipes, energy gates, and turrets that shoot at the FALCON. Upon reaching the target, the player must shoot the reactor energy field, then immediately turn around and fly back down the tube. The flight must be rapid because the fireball caused by the explosion pursues the FALCON.

This particular game was available as both a dedicated upright cabinet and a full scale sit-in cockpit. The cockpit cabinet was rather less widespread than the upright version. The marquee on the more common upright cab featured a 'Return of the Jedi' logo with red letters on a background of stars; with the Millennium Falcon and the Death Star clearly visible. The sideart only covered the top half of the machine. It was a montage of shots that was dominated by a picture of Princess Leia on a speeder bike and a large image of Darth Vader's head.

Game ID : 136030

Main CPU : M6502 (@ 2.5 Mhz), M6502 (@ 1.512 Mhz)
Sound Chips : (4x) POKEY (@ 1.512 Mhz), TMS5220 (@ 672 Khz)

Screen orientation : Horizontal
Video resolution : 296 x 240 pixels
Screen refresh : 60.00 Hz
Palette colors : 1025

Players : 1
Control : stick
Buttons : 3

Return of the Jedi was the second arcade game based on the 'Star Wars' movie franchise despite it being the THIRD film of the trilogy. This Atari title was actually released a full year before 'The Empire Strikes Back'. The films were released in the order; "Star Wars", "The Empire Strikes Back" and "Return of the Jedi"; whereas the games were released as "Star Wars", "Return of the Jedi", and "The Empire Strikes Back".

This game is known in Japan as 'Jedi no Fukushuu' (translates from Japanese as 'Revenge of the Jedi').

Return of The Jedi was one of the first games to use a special graphics dithering method to make the graphics look visibly smoother.

This was one of the first Atari titles to modify all game options via a setup menu, rather than by using dip switches. Eighteen years later, the industry still hasn't fully converted over to being 'jumperless'.

All scenes are controlled with a flight yoke that is similar in design to the one used on the vector "Star Wars" game. This is usually the first thing to fail on any given machine. These can be rebuilt fairly easily though, but you may have to do a little bit of hacking to get them to work.

[Buzz Killington]

how much is police trainer? aaaannnnddd is bump and jump still available?

[Ender]

rofl

Originally Posted by JohnDenversHead

Especially when moving.

[xian]

Originally Posted by Sexual Chocolate

Discs of Tron or just regular Tron? There is a DISTINCT difference.

That's why they have different names doofus.

Tron... the only one that matters.

[Roos]

Originally Posted by xian

That's why they have different names doofus.

Tron... the only one that matters.

Yeah. I don't think I said 'Discs Of Tron'. Did I? Did I?

[Robin T. Fine]

Do you have one that's got two joysticks, it's a tank. FUCK I can't remember what it was called

[Jean-Luc Dickhard]

vindicators

[Sexual Chocolate]

Originally Posted by Roos

Yeah. I don't think I said 'Discs Of Tron'. Did I? Did I?

You aren't cool enough to have heard of it, so I forgive your naivete.

[umalak_]

if you ever get Bubble Bobble in good condition or that Aerosmith game that they made, let me know the prices and I'll probably buy it.

if you get any cool pinball machines let me know too because my dad might want it