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{{Infobox cabinet | {{Infobox cabinet | ||
|name = Sega Swing | |name = Sega Swing | ||
|kana = | |kana =マルチキャビネットスイング | ||
|romaji = | |romaji = MARUCHI KYABINETTO SUINGU | ||
|aka = Multi Cabinet Swing | |aka = Multi Cabinet Swing | ||
|image = | |image =Sega swing h.jpg | ||
|type = Upright | |type = Upright | ||
|year = 1991 | |year = 1991 | ||
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|power = 125 | |power = 125 | ||
}} | }} | ||
SEGA's ''MULTI CABINET SWING'' was released in 1991, it was designed to accomodate 4 player games such as "''Spider-Man''" with a wide control panel placed higher than that of the previous [[Sega City|CITY]] cabinet. It also sported a convex smoked glass plate to reduce reflections, which is not unlike the [[Konami Domy H.V]] cabinet in concept. Mr.Yoshimoto who was head of the SEGA R&D lab at the time decided to produce for the first time the SWING cabinet's shell out of FRP (thermoset resin + fiberglass) in order to please the overseas market (see article below). | |||
== Gallery == | == Gallery == | ||
<gallery> | <gallery> | ||
Image:SEGA Arcade History SWING cabinet.jpg|SEGA ''Arcade History'' profile for SWING cabinet | |||
Image:Flyer.jpg|Flyer front | Image:Flyer.jpg|Flyer front | ||
Image:Flyer2.jpg|Flyer rear | Image:Flyer2.jpg|Flyer rear | ||
Image:Arcade_caribu_21a.jpg | |||
</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
Latest revision as of 01:56, 1 February 2025
| Sega Swing | |
|---|---|
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| Katakana | マルチキャビネットスイング |
| Rōmaji | MARUCHI KYABINETTO SUINGU |
| AKA | Multi Cabinet Swing |
| Type | Upright |
| Released | 1991 |
| Dimensions | 995 x 880 x 1980 mm |
| Wiring | JAMMA |
| Monitor | 26 in 15/24 kHz |
| Rotatable | Yes |
| Power | 125 W |
SEGA's MULTI CABINET SWING was released in 1991, it was designed to accomodate 4 player games such as "Spider-Man" with a wide control panel placed higher than that of the previous CITY cabinet. It also sported a convex smoked glass plate to reduce reflections, which is not unlike the Konami Domy H.V cabinet in concept. Mr.Yoshimoto who was head of the SEGA R&D lab at the time decided to produce for the first time the SWING cabinet's shell out of FRP (thermoset resin + fiberglass) in order to please the overseas market (see article below).
Gallery
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SEGA Arcade History profile for SWING cabinet -
Flyer front -
Flyer rear -
