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SNK released the '''''Table 18''''' aka '''''T6001''''' cocktail cabinet circa October 1986  simultaneously with the sitdown/upright ''[[SNK Candy 18|Candy 18]]'' (T6001).
SNK released the '''''Table 18''''' aka '''''T6001''''' cocktail cabinet circa October 1986  simultaneously with the sitdown/upright ''[[SNK Candy 18|Candy 18]]'' (T6001).
While SNK's Candy 18 drew inspiration directly from SEGA's [[Sega City|City]] 1986 cabinet, SNK's Table 18 cocktail ended up being strikingly similar in design to SEGA's 1983 [[Sega T-13 Table|T-13]].


Official specs excluded control panel dimensions and concern thus the bare table. The glass panel tabletop dimensions are 860x560mm and the table featured stock an ''Asahi Seiko 720-A'' coin mech.
Official specs excluded control panel dimensions and concern thus the bare table. The glass panel tabletop dimensions are 860x560mm and the table featured stock an ''Asahi Seiko 720-A'' coin mech.

Revision as of 03:21, 18 April 2026

SNK Table 18 (T6001)
Katakana 18" テーブル筐体(T6001), テーブル18
Rōmaji 18"TĒBURUKYŌTAI(T6001), TĒBURU18
AKA 18" Table, T6001, SNK Cocktail
Type Cocktail
Released 1986
Dimensions (excluding control panel)565 x 865 x (adjustable leg height)600-700 mm
Wiring JAMMA
Monitor 18 in 15/24 kHz (Nanao MS7 18)
Rotatable Yes
Weight 60 kg
Power Supply AC100V
Power specsheet: 90 W; label on cabinet: 98 W


SNK released the Table 18 aka T6001 cocktail cabinet circa October 1986 simultaneously with the sitdown/upright Candy 18 (T6001). While SNK's Candy 18 drew inspiration directly from SEGA's City 1986 cabinet, SNK's Table 18 cocktail ended up being strikingly similar in design to SEGA's 1983 T-13.

Official specs excluded control panel dimensions and concern thus the bare table. The glass panel tabletop dimensions are 860x560mm and the table featured stock an Asahi Seiko 720-A 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.

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).

Gallery

  • Candy 18 & Table 18
    Candy 18 & Table 18
  • alt nomenclature for Table 18 cabinet: T6001
    alt nomenclature for Table 18 cabinet: T6001
  • 1987 japanese ad
    1987 japanese ad
  • late 1987 JP advert
    late 1987 JP advert
  • Table 18 with Bermuda Triangle (1987 advert)
    Table 18 with Bermuda Triangle (1987 advert)
  • Table 18 (T6001) control panel for Ikari Warriors II : Victory Road / Dogosoken
    Table 18 (T6001) control panel for Ikari Warriors II : Victory Road / Dogosoken
  • official Table18 generic control panel with 2 x Seimitsu LS-30 joysticks. Side art shown as well
    official Table18 generic control panel with 2 x Seimitsu LS-30 joysticks. Side art shown as well
  • Table 18 & generic Seimitsu control panel
    Table 18 & generic Seimitsu control panel
  • generic panel, official cabinet label shown (98W here, not 90W from specsheet)
    generic panel, official cabinet label shown (98W here, not 90W from specsheet)
  • SNK T6001 cab with Psycho Soldier being played by Kaori Shimizu (1987 article)
    SNK T6001 cab with Psycho Soldier being played by Kaori Shimizu (1987 article)
  • SNK Touchdown Fever Table 18/T6001 (jp), Candy18/R6001 (jp) & Cocktail (overseas) cabinets; October 1987 JP ad
    SNK Touchdown Fever Table 18/T6001 (jp), Candy18/R6001 (jp) & Cocktail (overseas) cabinets; October 1987 JP ad
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