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Image:SNK Candy 18 cabinet ''upright'' type 1987 japan.jpg|Upright version (with optional extension module) opened
Image:SNK Candy 18 cabinet ''upright'' type 1987 japan.jpg|Upright version (with optional extension module) opened
Image:SNK video game upright cabinet 1987 ads (bermuda triangle).jpg| 1987 ad for Bermuda Triangle, Upright version of Candy 18 cab featuring also rotary Seimitsu LS-30 joysticks
Image:SNK video game upright cabinet 1987 ads (bermuda triangle).jpg| 1987 ad for Bermuda Triangle, Upright version of Candy 18 cab featuring also rotary Seimitsu LS-30 joysticks
Image:SNK Touchdown Fever cocktail T6001 (jp), Candy 18 R6001 (jp) & cocktail (overseas) cabs Oct 1987 JP ad.jpg| SNK ''Touchdown Fever'' Table 18/T6001 (jp), Candy18/R6001 (jp) & Cocktail (overseas) cabinets; October 1987 JP ad
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Revision as of 03:12, 18 April 2026

SNK Candy 18 (R6001)
Katakana 18" キャンディ筐体 (R6001), キャンディ18
Rōmaji 18"KYANDIKYŌTAI(R6001), KYANDI18
AKA 18" Candy, R6001, Video Game
Type Sitdown (convertible to Upright)
Released 1986
Dimensions 735 x 580 x sitdown 1110 mm or upright 1960 mm
Wiring JAMMA
Monitor 18 in 15/24 kHz (Nanao MS7 18)
Rotatable Yes
Weight without upright module: 65 kg
Power Supply AC100V
Power 100 W


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 Table 18 (T6001).

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). It featured stock an Asahi Seiko AD-81P coin mech.


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