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|kana = ライダー筐体 | |kana = ライダー筐体 | ||
テーブルタイプ, ライダーテーブル | テーブルタイプ, ライダーテーブル | ||
|romaji = | |romaji = RAIDĀKYŌTAITĒBURUTAIPU, RAIDĀTĒBURU | ||
|aka = Casio Rider Table; Rider Table Type; Casio Game Rider Table | |aka = Casio Rider Table; Rider Table Type; Casio Game Rider Table | ||
|image = | |image = Casio Rider Table thumbnail profile.jpg | ||
|type = Cocktail | |type = Cocktail | ||
|year = | |year = | ||
Latest revision as of 01:29, 2 May 2026
| Rider Table | |
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| Katakana |
ライダー筐体 テーブルタイプ, ライダーテーブル |
| Rōmaji | RAIDĀKYŌTAITĒBURUTAIPU, RAIDĀTĒBURU |
| AKA | Casio Rider Table; Rider Table Type; Casio Game Rider Table |
| Type | Cocktail |
| Dimensions | 740 x 560 x 750-800 mm |
| Monitor | (choice of Nanao or Toei according to adverts) |
Casio Rider Table cocktail featured a radically different design compared to the sitdown Game Rider 18. Intriguingly, the Rider Table screamed "Jaleco Pony" style in terms of overall design, control panel theme and even chassis paint color, giving the potential clients at the time in Japan the illusion one would be obtaining -tongue in cheek- a cocktail version of a Jaleco Pony Mark II.
Gallery
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japanese advert -
CASIO Rider Table (left) vs JALECO Pony Mark II (right)
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