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Tehkan(Tecmo) Lava

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	\|name = Tehkan Lava		\|name = Tehkan Lava
	\|kana = ラバ		\|kana = ラバ ; ラバ・カラー
	\|romaji = RABA		\|romaji = RABA ; RABAKARĀ
	\|aka = Lava Color ~~(older denomination)~~		\|aka = Lava Color ; Color Lava
	\|image =		\|image = Tehkan Lava Color profile pic.png
	\|type = Sitdown		\|type = Sitdown
	\|year = 1982		\|year = 1982
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	Image:Tehkan (tecmo) lava series cabs & cocktail flyer.jpg\|1983 Tecmo Lava flyer(bottom left regular "Lava" cab)		Image:Tehkan (tecmo) lava series cabs & cocktail flyer.jpg\|1983 Tecmo Lava flyer(bottom left regular "Lava" cab)
	Image:Tehkan aware companies are cloning , modifying and reselling ''lava'' arcade cabs without consent (1982).jpg\|Legal notice dated November 1982 (published in December), by TEHKAN threatening to take action against other companies who illegally produce, modify and sell ''LAVA'' clone cabinets, unless they cease immediately to do so or gain authorization. Tehkan first exhibited said model at the 20th AM Show Japan.		Image:Tehkan aware companies are cloning , modifying and reselling ''lava'' arcade cabs without consent (1982).jpg\|Legal notice dated November 1982 (published in December), by TEHKAN threatening to take action against other companies who illegally produce, modify and sell ''LAVA'' clone cabinets, unless they cease immediately to do so or gain authorization. Tehkan first exhibited said model at the 20th AM Show Japan.
			image:Tecmo tehkan lava cabinet ad.jpg\|advert (as '''''Lava Color''''')
	</gallery>		</gallery>

	[[Category:Tecmo]]		[[Category:Tecmo]]

File:Tehkan Lava Color profile pic.png

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Tehkan(Tecmo) Color Table

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	\|kana = カラー・テーブル		\|kana = カラー・テーブル
	\|romaji = KARĀTĒBURU		\|romaji = KARĀTĒBURU
	\|aka =		\|aka = Table Color Type; Color Table
	\|image =		\|image = TEHKAN Color Table thumbnail pic.png
	\|type = Cocktail		\|type = Cocktail
	\|year = ~~198x~~		\|year = 1983
	\|depth = 520		\|depth = 520
	\|width = 830		\|width = 830
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	Image:Tehkan (tecmo) lava series cabs & cocktail flyer.jpg\|1983 Tecmo Lava flyer(bottom right is "Color Table" cocktail)		Image:Tehkan (tecmo) lava series cabs & cocktail flyer.jpg\|1983 Tecmo Lava flyer(bottom right is "Color Table" cocktail)
	image:Tehkan control panels.jpg		image:Tehkan control panels.jpg
			image:Tehkan advert for Guzzler & Color Table cocktail & Color Lava sitdown cabs (1983, Japan).jpg\|Tehkan advert for ''Guzzler'' arcade game & Color Table cocktail & Color Lava sitdown cabs with two live shots from 1983, Japan
			image: TEHKAN Guzzler (1983) game flyer.jpg\|Western ad for ''Guzzler''
	</gallery>		</gallery>

	[[Category:Tecmo]]		[[Category:Tecmo]]

File:TEHKAN Guzzler (1983) game flyer.jpg

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TEHKAN Guzzler (1983) game flyer (English)

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Tehkan advert for Guzzler & Color Table cocktail & Color Lava sitdown cabs (1983, Japan)

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SNK MV19TA-0

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	Image:SNK 19 inch table MVS advert from Game Machine 1991, January 1st, p.29 (Japan).png\|'''''SNK 19 inch table MVS''''' advert from Game Machine Magazine 1991, January 1st, p.29 (Japan)		Image:SNK 19 inch table MVS advert from Game Machine 1991, January 1st, p.29 (Japan).png\|'''''SNK 19 inch table MVS''''' advert from Game Machine Magazine 1991, January 1st, p.29 (Japan)
	Image:MV19TA_1.jpg		Image:MV19TA_1.jpg
			Image:SNK 19 inch MVS cocktail arcade (from game museum in Japan).png\|pic from game museum in Japan
	Image:MV19TA_2.jpg		Image:MV19TA_2.jpg
	Image:MV19TA_3.jpg		Image:MV19TA_3.jpg

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SNK 19 inch MVS cocktail arcade (from game museum in Japan) pic courtesy of Japanese blogger "Miki800"

SNK MV19TA-0

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	\|name = SNK MV19TA-0 (tbc)		\|name = SNK MV19TA-0 (tbc)
	\|kana =		\|kana = 19インチテーブルMVS (in early '91 advert)
	\|romaji =		\|romaji = 19INCHITĒBURUMVS
	\|aka =		\|aka = 19 inch Table MVS
	\|image = MV19TA_1.jpg		\|image = MV19TA_1.jpg
	\|type = Cocktail		\|type = Cocktail
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	-it precedes directly the [[MV25TA-0]] hybrid cocktail 25" cabinet which drew inspiration from Jaleco's [[Change Up]] cab concept, offering both pure horizontal monitor position (true cocktail) as well as an adjustable angle tilted monitor giving the player a slightly angled monitor viewpoint, barely approaching a sitdown format. MV25TA-0 being in the end a cocktail version of the more popular [[SNK MV25UP-0\|MV25UP-0]] and was advertised along with it in Japan.		-it precedes directly the [[MV25TA-0]] hybrid cocktail 25" cabinet which drew inspiration from Jaleco's [[Change Up]] cab concept, offering both pure horizontal monitor position (true cocktail) as well as an adjustable angle tilted monitor giving the player a slightly angled monitor viewpoint, barely approaching a sitdown format. MV25TA-0 being in the end a cocktail version of the more popular [[SNK MV25UP-0\|MV25UP-0]] and was advertised along with it in Japan.

			-I found in Game Machine Magazine 1991, January 1st, page 29, an advert for this fabled '''''19" table MVS''''' ( ''19インチテーブルMVS'' ) cocktail, see below in Gallery. Little useful info is present, there is mention of easy maintenance (usual claim) & carts being easily changed from the front trap door and the compact cabinet being in the "NEOGEO series" (MVS NeoGeo format debuted in 1990)

	Note: Information is scarce about this cabinet and will surely be updated promptly when confirmed.		Note: Information is scarce about this cabinet and will surely be updated promptly when confirmed.
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	==Gallery==		==Gallery==
	<gallery>		<gallery>
			Image:SNK 19 inch table MVS advert from Game Machine 1991, January 1st, p.29 (Japan).png\|'''''SNK 19 inch table MVS''''' advert from Game Machine Magazine 1991, January 1st, p.29 (Japan)
	Image:MV19TA_1.jpg		Image:MV19TA_1.jpg
	Image:MV19TA_2.jpg		Image:MV19TA_2.jpg

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Casio Rider Table

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	\|kana = ライダー筐体		\|kana = ライダー筐体
	テーブルタイプ, ライダーテーブル		テーブルタイプ, ライダーテーブル
	\|romaji = ~~RAIDĀKYOTAITĒBURUTAIPU~~, RAIDĀTĒBURU		\|romaji = RAIDĀKYŌTAITĒBURUTAIPU, RAIDĀTĒBURU
	\|aka = Casio Rider Table; Rider Table Type; Casio Game Rider Table		\|aka = Casio Rider Table; Rider Table Type; Casio Game Rider Table
	\|image =		\|image = Casio Rider Table thumbnail profile.jpg
	\|type = Cocktail		\|type = Cocktail
	\|year =		\|year =

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Casio Rider Table

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	テーブルタイプ, ライダーテーブル		テーブルタイプ, ライダーテーブル
	\|romaji = RAIDĀKYOTAITĒBURUTAIPU, RAIDĀTĒBURU		\|romaji = RAIDĀKYOTAITĒBURUTAIPU, RAIDĀTĒBURU
	\|aka = Casio Rider Table; Rider Table Type		\|aka = Casio Rider Table; Rider Table Type; Casio Game Rider Table
	\|image =		\|image =
	\|type = Cocktail		\|type = Cocktail

Casio Rider Table

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{{Infobox cabinet
|name = Rider Table
|kana = ライダー筐体
テーブルタイプ, ライダーテーブル
|romaji = RAIDĀKYOTAITĒBURUTAIPU, RAIDĀTĒBURU
|aka = Casio Rider Table; Rider Table Type
|image =
|type = Cocktail
|year =
|depth = 740
|width = 560
|height = 750-800
|wiring =
|monitor_size =
|monitor_sync =
|monitor_lcdres =
|monitor_model = choice of Nanao or Toei according to adverts
|rotatable =
|rotate_mech =
|weight =
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}}

Casio '''''Rider Table''''' cocktail featured a radically different design compared to the sitdown [[Casio Game Rider 18|'''''Game Rider 18''''']]. Intriguingly, the Rider Table screamed "Jaleco Pony" style in terms of overall design, control panel theme and even chassis paint color, giving the potential clients at the time in Japan the illusion one would be obtaining -tongue in cheek- a cocktail version of a [[Jaleco Pony Mark II]].

==Gallery==
<gallery>
Image:Casio Rider Table arcade cocktail cabinet JP advert.jpg|japanese advert
Image:Casio Rider Table (left) versus Jaleco Pony Mark II (right).jpg|CASIO ''Rider Table'' (left) vs JALECO ''Pony Mark II'' (right)
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Casio Ace 25

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			[[Category:Casio]]

Casio Bear 25

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			[[Category:Casio]]

Casio Game Rider 18

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			[[Category:Casio]]

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SNK Candy 18

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	The Candy 18 featured an extension pedestal module		The Candy 18 featured an extension pedestal module
	to convert an existing sitdown cabinet into an upright version, raising its total height an additional 85cm (from 110 cm to 196 cm) incorporating itself a footrest which would remain at floor level while the cabinet's own footrest would now be elevated by 85cm (similarly to [[Jaleco Pony Mark II\|JALECO's Pony Mk II]] Upright conversion), unlike SEGA City cabinet's Upright module which acted solely as a spacer inserting itself between the cabinet main unit and the -detachable- footrest base.		to convert an existing sitdown cabinet into an upright version, raising its total height an additional 85cm (from 110 cm to 196 cm) incorporating itself a footrest which would remain at floor level while the cabinet's own footrest would now be elevated by 85cm (similarly to the 1985 [[Jaleco Pony Mark II\|JALECO Pony Mk II]] Upright conversion), unlike SEGA City cabinet's Upright module which acted solely as a spacer inserting itself between the cabinet main unit and the -detachable- footrest base.
	''NB: One flyer claims the height rises from 110cm stock to 1760mm while the others say it goes to 1960mm (see below in Gallery)''		''NB: One flyer claims the height rises from 110cm stock to 1760mm while the others say it goes to 1960mm (see below in Gallery)''

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	Image:SNK_candy_18_hood_up.JPG		Image:SNK_candy_18_hood_up.JPG
	Image:SNK_candy_18_ashtray_holder.JPG		Image:SNK_candy_18_ashtray_holder.JPG
	Image:SEGA City (~~left~~) vs SNK Candy 18 (right) ~~both~~ converted to Upright.jpg\|SEGA City (~~left~~) vs SNK Candy 18 (right) ~~both~~ converted to Upright		Image:JALECO Pony Mk II (left) vs SEGA City (middle) vs SNK Candy 18 (right) all converted to Upright.jpg\|JALECO Pony Mk II (left) vs SEGA City (middle) vs SNK Candy 18 (right) all converted to Upright
	Image:Snk candy 18 sitdown version generic replacement panel namco märchen maze.jpg\|SNK Candy 18 (generic replacement panel) with ''Märchen Maze'' (1988) by NAMCO		Image:Snk candy 18 sitdown version generic replacement panel namco märchen maze.jpg\|SNK Candy 18 (generic replacement panel) with ''Märchen Maze'' (1988) by NAMCO
	Image:Candy 18 aka R6001 advert (erroneous company name NSK & model type, not a table).jpg\|1987 advert: erroneous company name NSK instead of SNK . Model type is upright (extended) not a table evidently. R6001 reference code is correct though		Image:Candy 18 aka R6001 advert (erroneous company name NSK & model type, not a table).jpg\|1987 advert: erroneous company name NSK instead of SNK . Model type is upright (extended) not a table evidently. R6001 reference code is correct though

File:JALECO Pony Mk II (left) vs SEGA City (middle) vs SNK Candy 18 (right) all converted to Upright.jpg

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SNK Candy 18

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	The Candy 18 featured an extension pedestal module		The Candy 18 featured an extension pedestal module
	to convert an existing sitdown cabinet into an upright version, raising its total height an additional 85cm (from 110 cm to 196 cm) incorporating itself a footrest which would remain at floor level while the cabinet's own footrest would now be elevated by 85cm, unlike ~~the~~ SEGA City cabinet's Upright module which acted solely as a spacer inserting itself between the cabinet main unit and the -detachable- footrest base.		to convert an existing sitdown cabinet into an upright version, raising its total height an additional 85cm (from 110 cm to 196 cm) incorporating itself a footrest which would remain at floor level while the cabinet's own footrest would now be elevated by 85cm (similarly to [[Jaleco Pony Mark II\|JALECO's Pony Mk II]] Upright conversion), unlike SEGA City cabinet's Upright module which acted solely as a spacer inserting itself between the cabinet main unit and the -detachable- footrest base.
	''NB: One flyer claims the height rises from 110cm stock to 1760mm while the others say it goes to 1960mm (see below in Gallery)''		''NB: One flyer claims the height rises from 110cm stock to 1760mm while the others say it goes to 1960mm (see below in Gallery)''

List of Candy Cabinets

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	[[Casio Color Mini Table\|Color Mini Table]]<br/>		[[Casio Color Mini Table\|Color Mini Table]]<br/>
	[[Casio Game Rider 18\|Game Rider 18]]<br/>		[[Casio Game Rider 18\|Game Rider 18]]<br/>
			[[Casio Rider Table\|Rider Table]]<br/>
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	\|}		\|}

Casio Game Rider 18

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	The ''Casio Game Rider 18'' cabinet (カシオゲームライダー18) was also known as ''Marine Game Rider 18'' (マリンゲームライダー18) since ''Marine Game''= former ''Casio Game'' company.		The '''''Casio Game Rider 18''''' cabinet (カシオゲームライダー18) was also known as '''''Marine Game Rider 18''''' (マリンゲームライダー18) since ''Marine Game'' = former ''Casio Game'' company.
	It was sometimes just advertised as Marine Game's "Rider 18" or even Casio Game "New Type Rider" but the stock original 1 player panel displays "''Game Rider 18''" on the lower right corner.		It was sometimes just advertised as Marine Game's "Rider 18" or even Casio Game "New Type Rider" but the stock original 1 player panel displays "''Game Rider 18''" on the lower right corner.
	Rider 18 was compatible with ''SEGA Aero City'' control panel format.		Rider 18 was compatible with ''SEGA Aero City'' control panel format.
	''Casio Game'' branded models featured the typical Casio logo on the chassis and the panel, while ''Marine Game'' models appeared as generic, without said logo (see Casio era original stock model pic below in Gallery).		''Casio Game'' branded models featured the typical Casio logo on the chassis and the panel, while ''Marine Game'' models appeared as generic, without said logo (see Casio era original stock model pic below in Gallery).
	The Casio Game "New Type Rider" flyer stipulates the control panel is made of a hard stainless steel to minimize scratch marks and features a novel type of optional dual function ''drinking cup & ashtray holder'' on the left side.		The Casio Game "New Type Rider" flyer stipulates the control panel is made of a hard stainless steel to minimize scratch marks and features a novel type of optional dual function ''drinking cup & ashtray holder'' on the left side.

			Toyo Bussan (now ''Techno Associe co., Ltd'') produced a generic cabinet, ''Emperor 18'', slightly less refined, more angular in its aspect but strikingly similar to Casio's Rider 18.

			Casio released also a '''''Rider Table''''' cocktail cab, but in a rather different design style compared to the ''Game Rider 18'' sitdown.

	==Gallery==		==Gallery==
	<gallery>		<gallery>
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	Image:Casio 18inch arcade cab japan.jpg\|typical generic Marine Game ''Rider 18'' (front, side, back & Seimitsu generic ''Sega Aero City'' format panel)		Image:Casio 18inch arcade cab japan.jpg\|typical generic Marine Game ''Rider 18'' (front, side, back & Seimitsu generic ''Sega Aero City'' format panel)
	Image:Marine game rider 18 2P control panel (shown closed & open).jpg\|2 player official panel (control panel also shown open)		Image:Marine game rider 18 2P control panel (shown closed & open).jpg\|2 player official panel (control panel also shown open)
			Image:Casio game rider 18 vs toyo bussan emperor 18.jpg\|Casio ''Rider 18'' (left) vs Toyo Bussan ''Emperor 18'' (right)

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Konami Domy H.V

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	\|width = 630		\|width = 630
	\|height = 1435		\|height = (including marquee)1435
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	The Domy H.V. has an exotic and unique look. <br>		The Domy H.V. has an exotic and unique look. <br>
	Its upper half consists of a curved smoked acrylic panel mounted on a [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Glass_fiber glass fiber] structure reminding the appearance of a cockpit.<br>		Its upper half consists of a curved smoked acrylic panel mounted on a [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Glass_fiber#Glass-reinforced_plastic_(fiberglass) glass fiber reinforced resin aka GRP aka fiberglass)] structure reminding the appearance of a cockpit.<br>
	This gives it a look that even today looks futuristic.<br>		This gives it a look that even today looks futuristic.<br>
	The fact that the upper half of the cabinet is made of ~~glass fiber~~ could explain its rarity as it is very easily damaged.<br>		The fact that the upper half of the cabinet is made of fiberglass could explain its rarity as it is very easily damaged.<br>
	It has a robust rotation mechanism which makes it an excellent choice for a compact and versatile cabinet.		It has a robust rotation mechanism which makes it an excellent choice for a compact and versatile cabinet.

SNK Candy 18

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SNK Candy 18

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	SNK released the '''''Candy 18''''' aka '''''R6001''''' cabinet in 1986 circa October in response to SEGA's 1986 '''''[[City]]''''' cabinet (in barely a couple months), also taking inspiration heavily from the latter.		SNK released the '''''Candy 18''''' aka '''''R6001''''' cabinet in 1986 circa October in response to SEGA's 1986 '''''[[City]]''''' cabinet (in barely a couple months), also taking inspiration heavily from the latter.
	It was launched simultaneously with the cocktail ''[[SNK Table 18\|Table 18]]'' (T6001).		It was launched simultaneously with the cocktail ''[[SNK Table 18\|Table 18]]'' (T6001).
			The cabinet comes in either all white powdercoat or white but with a blue strip on the main frame running along the edges of the raised portion encasing the glass plate.

	The Candy 18 featured an extension pedestal module		The Candy 18 featured an extension pedestal module
	to convert an existing sitdown cabinet into an upright version, raising its total height an additional 85cm (from 110 cm to 196 cm).		to convert an existing sitdown cabinet into an upright version, raising its total height an additional 85cm (from 110 cm to 196 cm) incorporating itself a footrest which would remain at floor level while the cabinet's own footrest would now be elevated by 85cm, unlike the SEGA City cabinet's Upright module which acted solely as a spacer inserting itself between the cabinet main unit and the -detachable- footrest base.
	It featured stock an ''Asahi Seiko AD-81P'' coin mech.		Candy 18 featured stock an ''Asahi Seiko AD-81P'' coin mech.

	Both cabs were initially released either with the 1986 game ''Ikari Warriors II: Victory Road (怒号層圏 Dogō Sōken)'' aka ''Dogosoken'' or soon after with the 1987 game ''Bermuda Triangle (バーミューダ・トライアング)'' aka ''World Wars'', along with their respective 2p control panels & rotary Seimitsu LS-30 joysticks.		Both cabs were initially released either with the 1986 game ''Ikari Warriors II: Victory Road (怒号層圏 Dogō Sōken)'' aka ''Dogosoken'' or soon after with the 1987 game ''Bermuda Triangle (バーミューダ・トライアング)'' aka ''World Wars'', along with their respective 2p control panels & rotary Seimitsu LS-30 joysticks.

	Later in October 1987, promo material would advertise the Candy 18 & Table 18 cabinets with ''Touchdown Fever'' panels & dedicated Seimitsu special variant rotary sticks with the infamous football shaped handles (see below in Gallery).		Later in October 1987, promo material would advertise the Candy 18 & Table 18 cabinets with ''Touchdown Fever'' panels & dedicated Seimitsu special variant rotary sticks with the infamous football shaped joystick handles & custom button plungers (see below in Gallery).

	A Candy 18 variant exists with a blue band on the white chassis, surrounding the monitor. It is shown in the published promo material as well without mention of said difference.		A Candy 18 variant exists with a blue band on the white chassis, surrounding the monitor. It is shown in the published promo material as well without mention of said difference.

List of Candy Cabinets

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	[[Taito MB\|MB]]<br/>		[[Taito MB\|MB]]<br/>
			[[Taito MJ\|MJ]]<br/>
	[[Taito ML-5\|ML-5]]<br/>		[[Taito ML-5\|ML-5]]<br/>
	[[Taito MM-5\|MM-5]]<br/>		[[Taito MM-5\|MM-5]]<br/>

Sega City

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	\|aka = City 18		\|aka = City 18
	\|image = Sega city 1986 cabinet.png		\|image = Sega city 1986 cabinet.png
	\|type = Sitdown		\|type = Sitdown (can be converted to Upright with optional module)
	\|year = 1986		\|year = 1986
	\|depth = 720		\|depth = 720

Taito MM-5

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	\|depth = 945		\|depth = 945
	\|width = 740		\|width = 740
	\|height = 1325 (with marquee)		\|height = 1000 (1325 with marquee)
	\|wiring = [[JAMMA]]		\|wiring = [[JAMMA]]
	\|monitor_size = 25		\|monitor_size = 25

SNK MV19TA-0

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	-this 19" cocktail cabinet only offers the possibility of a pure horizontal tabletop/monitor position cocktail cabinet (classic type)		-this 19" cocktail cabinet only offers the possibility of a pure horizontal tabletop/monitor position cocktail cabinet (classic type)

	-it precedes directly the [[MV25TA-0]] hybrid cocktail 25" cabinet which drew inspiration from Jaleco's [[Change Up]] cab concept, offering both pure horizontal monitor position (true cocktail) as well as an adjustable angle tilted monitor giving the player a slightly angled monitor viewpoint, barely approaching a sitdown format. MV25TA-0 being in the end a cocktail version of the more popular [[MV25UP-0]] and was advertised along with it in Japan.		-it precedes directly the [[MV25TA-0]] hybrid cocktail 25" cabinet which drew inspiration from Jaleco's [[Change Up]] cab concept, offering both pure horizontal monitor position (true cocktail) as well as an adjustable angle tilted monitor giving the player a slightly angled monitor viewpoint, barely approaching a sitdown format. MV25TA-0 being in the end a cocktail version of the more popular [[SNK MV25UP-0\|MV25UP-0]] and was advertised along with it in Japan.

	Note: Information is scarce about this cabinet and will surely be updated promptly when confirmed.		Note: Information is scarce about this cabinet and will surely be updated promptly when confirmed.

SNK MVS-U4/33

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	You could consider this cab as the Japanese equivalent to the American 6 slot "big red". Due to its width, it will not fit through interior doors in most homes without removing the door frame. On the plus side, you are afforded luxurious 2P elbow room.		You could consider this cab as the Japanese equivalent to the American 6 slot "big red". Due to its width, it will not fit through interior doors in most homes without removing the door frame. On the plus side, you are afforded luxurious 2P elbow room.

			== Gallery ==
			<gallery>
			Image:SNK MVS-U4 33 flyer.png\|Flyer
			</gallery>

	== Manuals ==		== Manuals ==
	[[Media:NEOGEO33MANUAL.zip‎\|Instruction Manual (Japanese)]]		[[Media:NEOGEO33MANUAL.zip‎\|Instruction Manual (Japanese)]]


	[[Category:SNK]]		[[Category:SNK]]

File:SNK MVS-U4 33 flyer.png

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SNK MVS-U4/33 Japanese Flyer

Sega Aero City

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	Image:Aero City JP flyer 2.jpg		Image:Aero City JP flyer 2.jpg
			Image:2x SEGA Aero City cabinets linked for ''Last Survivor'' (up to 4cabs, 8 players max) with dedicated spacer.jpg\|'''''Last Survivor''''' (1988) by SEGA could have up to 8 players maximum competing against each other with maximum 4 cabs linked together, here only 2x SEGA '''''Aero City''''' cabs shown linked with a dedicated spacer.
	Image:14 (2).jpg\|Back		Image:14 (2).jpg\|Back
	Image:3.jpg		Image:3.jpg

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2x SEGA Aero City cabinets linked for ''Last Survivor'' (up to 4cabs, 8 players max) with dedicated spacer.

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	SNK released the '''''Candy 18''''' aka '''''R6001''''' cabinet in 1986 circa October in response to SEGA's 1986 '''''[[City]]''''' cabinet (in barely a couple months), also taking inspiration heavily from the latter.		SNK released the '''''Candy 18''''' aka '''''R6001''''' cabinet in 1986 circa October in response to SEGA's 1986 '''''[[City]]''''' cabinet (in barely a couple months), also taking inspiration heavily from the latter.
	It was launched simultaneously with the cocktail ''[[SNK Table 18\|Table 18]]'' (T6001).		It was launched simultaneously with the cocktail ''[[SNK Table 18\|Table 18]]'' (T6001).
	The cabinet ~~comes in either all white powdercoat or white but~~ with a ~~blue strip~~ on the ~~main frame running along the edges~~ of the ~~raised portion encasing the glass plate~~.		The cabinet is said to be powdercoated with a durable white thick scratch-proof and stain-proof coating (vs the silver-gray coating on the SEGA City) and a pair of speakers right below the control panel for stereo sound as opposed to SEGA City's only mono speaker .

	The Candy 18 featured an extension pedestal module		The Candy 18 featured an extension pedestal module
	to convert an existing sitdown cabinet into an upright version, raising its total height an additional 85cm (from 110 cm to 196 cm) incorporating itself a footrest which would remain at floor level while the cabinet's own footrest would now be elevated by 85cm, unlike the SEGA City cabinet's Upright module which acted solely as a spacer inserting itself between the cabinet main unit and the -detachable- footrest base.		to convert an existing sitdown cabinet into an upright version, raising its total height an additional 85cm (from 110 cm to 196 cm) incorporating itself a footrest which would remain at floor level while the cabinet's own footrest would now be elevated by 85cm, unlike the SEGA City cabinet's Upright module which acted solely as a spacer inserting itself between the cabinet main unit and the -detachable- footrest base.
			''NB: One flyer claims the height rises from 110cm stock to 1760mm while the others say it goes to 1960mm (see below in Gallery)''

	Candy 18 featured stock an ''Asahi Seiko AD-81P'' coin mech.		Candy 18 featured stock an ''Asahi Seiko AD-81P'' coin mech.

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	Image:SNK ''Victory Road''(dogosoken) said to be released october 24th 1986 on Candy 18 cab (japanese article november 86).jpg\|SNK ''Ikari Warriors II:Victory Road''(Dogosoken) said to have been freshly released October 24th 1986 on Candy18 cab (japanese article november 86)		Image:SNK ''Victory Road''(dogosoken) said to be released october 24th 1986 on Candy 18 cab (japanese article november 86).jpg\|SNK ''Ikari Warriors II:Victory Road''(Dogosoken) said to have been freshly released October 24th 1986 on Candy18 cab (japanese article november 86)
	Image:SNK Candy 18 flyer front.png\|Cabinet flyer front		Image:SNK Candy 18 flyer front.png\|Cabinet flyer front
	Image:SNK Candy 18 flyer back bv.png\|Cabinet flyer back		Image:SNK Candy 18 flyer back bv.png\|Cabinet flyer back (height of Upright version said here to be only 1760mm vs 1960mm on almost tall other flyers & pamphlets)
	Image:SNK candy 18 & cocktail table arcade cabinets flyer page 1.jpg\|Candy 18 with Upright pedestal module		Image:SNK candy 18 & cocktail table arcade cabinets flyer page 1.jpg\|Candy 18 with Upright pedestal module
	Image:SNK candy 18 & cocktail table arcade cabinets flyer page 2&3.jpg\|with and without upright module		Image:SNK candy 18 & cocktail table arcade cabinets flyer page 2&3.jpg\|with and without upright module
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	Image:SNK_candy_18_hood_up.JPG		Image:SNK_candy_18_hood_up.JPG
	Image:SNK_candy_18_ashtray_holder.JPG		Image:SNK_candy_18_ashtray_holder.JPG
			Image:SEGA City (left) vs SNK Candy 18 (right) both converted to Upright.jpg\|SEGA City (left) vs SNK Candy 18 (right) both converted to Upright
	Image:Snk candy 18 sitdown version generic replacement panel namco märchen maze.jpg\|SNK Candy 18 (generic replacement panel) with ''Märchen Maze'' (1988) by NAMCO		Image:Snk candy 18 sitdown version generic replacement panel namco märchen maze.jpg\|SNK Candy 18 (generic replacement panel) with ''Märchen Maze'' (1988) by NAMCO
	Image:Candy 18 aka R6001 advert (erroneous company name NSK & model type, not a table).jpg\|1987 advert: erroneous company name NSK instead of SNK . Model type is upright (extended) not a table evidently. R6001 reference code is correct though		Image:Candy 18 aka R6001 advert (erroneous company name NSK & model type, not a table).jpg\|1987 advert: erroneous company name NSK instead of SNK . Model type is upright (extended) not a table evidently. R6001 reference code is correct though