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Image:SEGA Arcade History MEGALO 50 Standard vs Deluxe.jpg|SEGA MEGALO 50 Standard (left) & Deluxe (right) from ''Sega Arcade History'' | Image:SEGA Arcade History MEGALO 50 Standard vs Deluxe.jpg|SEGA MEGALO 50 Standard (left) & Deluxe (right) from ''Sega Arcade History'' | ||
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Revision as of 20:07, 5 April 2024
| Megalo 50 Standard | |
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| Katakana | メガロ50スタンダート |
| Rōmaji | MEGARO50SUTANDĀTO |
| AKA | MEGALO 50 |
| Type | Sitdown |
| Released | 1992 |
| Dimensions | 2260-3200 x 1230 x 1880 mm |
| Wiring | JAMMA |
| Monitor | 50 in 15/24 kHz |
| Rotatable | No |
| Weight | 356 kg |
| Power Supply | 110-240VAC |
| Power | 310-320 W |
SEGA released the MEGALO 50 "Standard" more commonly known as the Megalo 50 in 1992. It was considered an expensive cabinet at the time (1.52 million ¥) and was capable of offering up to 3 games to choose from. The "Standard" model features an "M-FIX" print on the back of the seats, whereas the moving force feedback seat version MEGALO 50 DELUXE had "DASS" instead, along with black protective boots below said seats .
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SEGA MEGALO 50 Standard (left) & Deluxe (right) from Sega Arcade History -
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