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Image:SEGA Time Scanner ad (alternate, panel closeup).jpg|SEGA ''Time Scanner'' ad (pinball panel closeup)
Image:SEGA Time Scanner ad (alternate, panel closeup).jpg|SEGA ''Time Scanner'' ad (pinball panel closeup)
Image:SEGA Time Scanner pinball panel on City & T-13.jpg|SEGA Time Scanner pinball panel on City & T-13
Image:SEGA Time Scanner pinball panel on City & T-13.jpg|SEGA Time Scanner pinball panel on City & T-13
Image:SEGA Arcade History GAME CARD reader on CITY cab.jpg|SEGA City special control panel with ''Game Card'' reader
Image:SEGA_prepaid_magnetic_''game_card''_reader_in_CITY_18_cabinet.jpg|SEGA ''Game Card'' reader on CITY 18 cab
Image:SEGA_prepaid_magnetic_''game_card''_reader_in_CITY_18_cabinet.jpg|SEGA ''Game Card'' reader on CITY 18 cab
Image:SEGA game card system diagram.jpg|SEGA ''Game Card'' system on CITY & T-13 cabs
Image:SEGA game card system diagram.jpg|SEGA ''Game Card'' system on CITY & T-13 cabs

Revision as of 17:38, 5 April 2024

City
Katakana シティ
Rōmaji SHITI
AKA City 18
Type Sitdown
Released 1986
Dimensions 720 x 580 x 1000 mm
Wiring JAMMA
Monitor 18 in 15 kHz (Chassis: Sanwa PM1723C Tube: Toshiba 470MSB22(W)0E)
Rotatable Yes
Power Supply Sega #400-5068

Released for the first time in 1986 in Japan with the game Dump Matsumoto (ダンプ松本 aka Body Slam, see article below). A special version of the cabinet was released with a prepaid magnetic card reader (SEGA "Game Card") which SEGA themselves state was similar to TAITO's own We'll Talk card system.

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